Lattafa Pride Premium Collection Guide: 6 Fragrances Compared (UK 2026)
Lattafa Pride isn’t a single fragrance — it’s Lattafa’s premium sub-line, sitting above the core range at £34.99–£37.99 rather than the more typical £13–£25. Within it, a small cluster of city- and status-themed releases keeps coming up in the same breath: Pisa, London The City Of Contrast, Love In Paris, Art Of Arabia III, and the matching King of Arabia / Queen of Arabia pair. If you’ve been trying to work out which of these actually suits you, here’s a proper breakdown.
Why These Six Get Grouped Together
All six share Lattafa Pride’s premium positioning: more elaborate bottle presentation, denser compositions, and a price point noticeably above the core Lattafa range. Beyond that, they split into two clear ideas — a “city travelogue” trio (Pisa, London, Love In Paris) built around specific places, and a “status statement” trio (Art Of Arabia III, King of Arabia, Queen of Arabia) built around opulence rather than geography.
The City Travelogue Trio
Pisa: Polished and Sophisticated, Not Overtly “Italian”
Pisa EDP 100ml (£34.99) opens with bright, sparkling citrus, moves into a floral-spice heart, and finishes on a smooth woody-musk base. It doesn’t lean hard into “Italian summer” cliché — instead it reads as generally elevated and polished, closer to a refined daily-wear scent than a themed novelty. If you want the safest, most broadly wearable option in this group, start here.
London The City Of Contrast: Crisp, Damp, Unusual
London The City Of Contrast EDP 100ml (£37.99) is the most distinctive of the six. Crisp bergamot and rain-like accords open into a tea-floral heart, finishing on a smooth woody-musk base — genuinely trying to evoke a rainy, modern city rather than warmth or sweetness. If the other five feel too conventionally “Arabian perfume warm” for your taste, this is the outlier worth trying.
Love In Paris: Soft, Romantic, Gourmand-Leaning
Love In Paris EDP 100ml (£37.99) opens with sparkling pink fruit, moves into a rose-peony heart, and finishes on a warm vanilla-musk base. It leans feminine and romantic without being cloying — rose and vanilla dominate rather than heavy sugar. This is the pick if you want something for date nights or gifting that fits our Best Perfume for Women UK criteria.
The Status Statement Trio
Art Of Arabia III: Warm Amber, Built in the Spirit of Clive Christian
Art Of Arabia III EDP 100ml (£34.99) is explicitly positioned in the spirit of Clive Christian’s Blonde Amber, and joins Art Of Arabia I in the same series. Warm spice and citrus open into a rich amber heart, finishing on smooth vanilla-musk — noticeably warmer and sweeter than Art Of Arabia I’s fresher, ambroxan-driven profile. If amber is your priority note, this is the one to pick from the whole Pride premium tier.
King of Arabia & Queen of Arabia: A Genuine Matching Pair
King of Arabia EDP 100ml and Queen of Arabia EDP 100ml (both £34.99) are designed as a deliberate his-and-hers set. King of Arabia opens with warm spice and citrus into a rich oud-amber heart, finishing deep and musky-woody — bold and confident. Queen of Arabia opens with sparkling fruit and florals into a rich rose-oud heart, finishing warm and amber-musk — opulent rather than sweet. Both are built with real projection for evenings and special occasions rather than everyday office wear. If you want a coordinated couple’s fragrance, see our full Arabic perfume for couples guide for more pairing ideas alongside this one.
Quick Comparison Table
| Fragrance | Price | Theme | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pisa | £34.99 | City travelogue | Citrus-floral-woody, polished, safe |
| London The City Of Contrast | £37.99 | City travelogue | Crisp bergamot-tea-woody, unusual |
| Love In Paris | £37.99 | City travelogue | Rose-peony-vanilla, romantic |
| Art Of Arabia III | £34.99 | Status statement | Warm amber-vanilla, Clive Christian-inspired |
| King of Arabia | £34.99 | Status statement (men’s) | Oud-amber-musk, bold |
| Queen of Arabia | £34.99 | Status statement (women’s) | Rose-oud-amber, opulent |
How to Choose
If you want the safest, most versatile bottle in this whole group, Pisa is the answer. If you want something that stands out from typical Arabian perfumery entirely, London is worth the extra £3. For gifting or romantic occasions, Love In Paris is the clear pick. If amber specifically is what draws you to Arabian perfumery, Art Of Arabia III delivers it most directly. And if you and a partner want a coordinated set for a wedding, anniversary, or special event, King of Arabia and Queen of Arabia are built for exactly that.
FAQ
Are these fragrances all unisex?
Pisa, London and Art Of Arabia III are marketed unisex. Love In Paris leans feminine, King of Arabia leans masculine, and Queen of Arabia leans feminine — though all wear well outside strict gender marketing if the profile suits you.
Why are these more expensive than core Lattafa releases?
Lattafa Pride is positioned as a premium tier with more elaborate compositions and bottle presentation, priced above the £13–£25 core range.
Do King of Arabia and Queen of Arabia need to be bought together?
No — they’re designed to work as a matching set but each stands on its own as a full fragrance.
Which is the strongest projection?
King of Arabia and Queen of Arabia are built with the most evening/special-occasion projection of the six; Pisa is the most restrained.
Shop the Full Collection
All six are in stock with free UK delivery: Pisa, London, Love In Paris, Art Of Arabia III, King of Arabia and Queen of Arabia. For more premium picks, see our Niche Emarati Collection Guide — Lattafa’s other premium-tier line.