Eau Noire perfume from the Private Dior Collection
The perfume that I have chosen and that I have sought to capture is a fresh but sensual, simple and yet refined eau. This is how the Eau pour Homme fragrance was born in 1984.
The revolutionary style of the house of Armani
If the Armani style is often considered very elegant and refined, it has also demonstrated a profound daring throughout its history. In addition, Giorgio Armani can boast of having truly revolutionized the male wardrobe, especially during the 70s. At that time, the brand offered its customers a new way of dressing, both very elegant while displaying more relaxed than in the past. Thus, the Armani jackets became more fluid. They also did away with their linings in favor of new, less formal items while remaining impeccably elegant. Moreover, this is still the way Armani clothing is characterized today. Also, all that was missing was a perfume to match these outfits with a refined and bewitching trail. VS' This is why the Armani house developed its very first perfume for men, in 1984: L'Eau pour Homme. This one wanted to be authentic and unstructured, immediately appearing as a timeless one not following the trends but preferring rather to follow his instinct. In other words, with L'Eau pour Homme, it's a bit as if Armani had made the self-portrait of its fashion sector.
The spicy freshness of L'Eau pour Homme
Although this perfume bears the name of Eau, it does not lack character. This one was designed by perfumer Roger Pellegrino and in no way shuns its typically Italian origins. In addition, it is a very contrasting juice, at the same time fresh, sunny and determined. It begins with a blend of typically Mediterranean citrus fruits. As such, L'Eau pour Homme brings together bitter orange, tangerine, bergamot, petitgrain and lime. As a result, it provides a real boost of dynamism. Nevertheless, the Armani house did not stop there. Therefore, L'Eau pour Homme is also enriched with many spices such as cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, coriander or cumin. Jasmine then comes to bring a touch of brighter elegance to this rather full-bodied ensemble. Finally, it all ends with an intensely woody base revealing all the virility of the Armani man. Eau pour Homme leaves behind a trail of patchouli, oak moss, cedar, vetiver and musk. In other words, L'Eau pour Homme is a timeless symbol of men's irrepressible love for very masculine and fresh flavors.