The inspiring island of Giorgio Armani
Also, if you are impatient to be on vacation or if the last ones are already far behind you, this perfume could well seduce you. It is like a trip to the heart of the Mediterranean. No need to pack your bags, Armani takes you to a place between sea and land with a single breath!
Acqua di Gio, a fragrance from a Mediterranean island
Acqua di Gio is a juice whose origins come from the island of Pantelleria. It is a small piece of Italian land, close to Tunisia and with an area of around 80 squares. This is located in the center of the Sicilian Channel and emerges from the volcanic power of this region. Also, it is in this place that Giorgio Armani has got into the habit of recharging his batteries between two creations. Similar to a small paradise, this land depicts a landscape where sky and water become one. The sun warms the atmosphere there while the sea sculpts its landscape. It is therefore a tribute to this unique place that the Armani house wanted to create. She thus seems to have captured the natural strength of this place to transmit it to women day after day. Like the water bordering this place, Acqua di Gio is an essence that can just as easily be perceived in its calmest and most tumultuous facet. Acqua di Gio is a concentrate of holidays and memories that call for escape. It allows you to feel elsewhere on a daily basis while staying at home. Indeed, Giorgio Armani himself said: “I like to travel but I don't like to leave”. He thus found, thanks to Acqua di Gio, the miracle cure to his problem, enclosing a sumptuous airy and aquatic essence in a cube of purified glass. like to travel but I don't like to leave ”. He thus found, thanks to Acqua di Gio, the miracle cure to his problem, enclosing a sumptuous airy and aquatic essence in a cube of purified glass. like to travel but I don't like to leave ”. He thus found, thanks to Acqua di Gio, the miracle cure to his problem, enclosing a sumptuous airy and aquatic essence in a cube of purified glass.
The vegetal freshness of Giorgio Armani's favorite island
To relate this memory in an olfactory way, the Armani house called on Françoise Caron. She chose to start her recipe with the unexpected presence of sweet peas. These are associated with an accord similar to that of sea spray. Thus, Acqua di Gio immediately displays its contrasting tones, playing as much in the register of the sweet as the salty. Then, her heart evolves towards more femininity and offers us a huge bouquet of flowers. This contains in particular freesia, jasmine and hyacinth. This floral and limpid trio is then completed by the sweet and fruity presence of muscat grapes. Then, Acqua di Gio is subtly more woody. He lets a musky and carnal wake float behind him, showing more intensely his sensual side. On the bottle side, its emerald green color says a lot about its maritime affiliation. The whole is also surmounted by a kind of golden pebble similar to a sun coming to light up the sea.