Tuxedo
Fragrance notes
Character
Ylang-ylang and tarragon open Tuxedo with a green, slightly anise-like lift that cuts through the bright citrus of bergamot and Amalfi lemon. The heart gathers peach, jasmine, narcissus, lily-of-the-valley, gardenia, cloves, coriander, and rose into a dense floral layer that feels rich rather than airy. Clove and coriander add a warm, dry edge so the sweetness from peach and the white petals never turns heavy. French labdanum, oakmoss, benzoin, sandalwood, amber, vetiver, and musk form a resinous, woody base that holds the florals in place and lets the scent stay present through a long evening without needing another application. The sillage carries well beyond the skin, so the aroma announces itself in a room without overwhelming the people nearby.
The amber, white floral, aromatic, woody, yellow floral, warm spicy, citrus, powdery, musky, and earthy accords combine into a composition that suits cold nights and dimly lit indoor settings where warmth matters more than freshness. It feels formal and composed, best on someone who enjoys classic chypre structure and does not mind a pronounced spicy floral character. The coriander and clove can read as sharp if your skin leans acidic, and the powdery drydown may feel dated to anyone who prefers clean, transparent modern florals. The formula also relies on a distinct oakmoss presence that some wearers find too bitter.
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