Bond No. 9 has devoted its 28th perfume to Bryant Park, the uptown part of New York where the Fashion Week takes place two times a year. This fragrance is mainly oriented and connected to fashion. The perfume is built on the harmony of rose and patchouli, spiced with pink pepper added to discord the composition. The main notes are lily of the valley, pink pepper and rhubarb in the top; rose and patchouli in the heart; and raspberry and amber in the base. The rhubarb brings in a fine tart note that contrasts the earthy note of patchouli. Together with pink pepper they create a fine balance to sweet and decadent raspberry and flowers. The perfume was created by Michel Almairac in 2007.

Bond No. 9 is an American fragrance company founded in 2003 by perfume industry veteran Laurice Rahme. Bond No. 9 fragrances pay tribute and immortalize iconic New York landmarks and geography, with fragrances including Central Park South, Madison Square Park, Manhattan and more. With over 60 fragrances encompassing many New York neighborhoods, beaches and well known attractions, the Andy Warhol fragrance collaboration and the I LOVE NY collection are among the popular scents. A percentage of sales of the I LOVE NY collection gives back to the state of NY, funding state-wide programs which include recycling and park restoration.