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After about 1-2h this initial patch hammer retreats, becomes softer and mixes with a rum note that is clearly perceptible to me, but still surrounded by various woody and slightly spicy notes. Especially since it is equipped here also with a very fine perceptible tangerine note, which gives it a fresh touch, but this evaporates already after a few minutes.īut what happens afterwards so in the further course, is simply brilliant, I think. even a tad more intense, which I find but incredibly attractive.

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But what I find so impressive about this is its noble, unique and multi-faceted development.Īs I mentioned earlier, it opens with a full blast of tart, woody, dark and very earthy top notes that remind me of my 'signature' mentioned earlier.

He starts namely very intense and patchouliastig who does not like this note, it will be difficult to like the fragrance. is indeed a real patchouli bomb, but only at the beginning. And I think if I secretly consider the 'Givenchy Gentleman Original EdT 1974' as my signature scent (even if I don't list it as such here), it's no coincidence if I also say that patchouli is probably my favorite note among all.Īnd this Monsieur. This fragrance here is said to contain just an unusually high concentration (50%) of that ingredient. In a very interesting interview for Noseparis, a Beaut圜oncept store based in the French capital, Jovanovic called patchouli his favorite note ever (source: Because probably otherwise I would never have known this fantastic fragrance. In the industry, Jovanovic is considered an intellectual proponent of Kant's theory that 'beautiful is that which is universally pleasing without a term' and is said to have decided as a child in a department store that he would one day enter the world of perfumery.Īnd I personally am very happy that he has taken this path. IFF (International Flavors&Fragrances Inc.), a company based in New York and one of the world's largest manufacturers of fragrances and flavors. however, is Bruno Jovanovic, a perfumer of the Ellena, Dominique Ropion, or Pierre Bourdon, to name just a few, already worked for this company.īehind the creation of this Monsieur's. The concept is that the fragrances are distributed under the name of the respective perfumer. He (Malle) himself sees his company as a kind of publisher, where the perfumers can develop freely and without any restrictions - that is, with all creative freedom - to pursue their creations. In the same year, they already brought nine(!) Fragrances on the market, including 'Musc Ravageur', until today probably one of the most popular perfumes from the house. I have recently discovered one, in which I fell in love in fact immediately shock.įrédéric Malle, a French author and businessman, foundedĪt the turn of the millennium 'Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle'. The Malle fragrances tested so far by me liked me namely all good to very good. Creed and now - for a short time - also Frédéric Malle. Attendees included Christian Louboutin, Olivier Theyskens, Pierre Hardy, Vincent Darré and Brigitte Lacombe.Rather in the designer segment, but there are some niche houses, where I also find. That evening, he hosted in the three-story gallery a cocktail party for friends of the house. “We are considering opening it in difference places,” Malle said. By Wednesday night about 1,000 people had already signed on to visit the “Le Vestiaire de Monsieur,” which runs through Sunday at 5 bis Rue de Beauce, in Paris’ third arrondissement. “It’s a way to celebrate how extensive and varied the collection is,” said Malle, about the exhibit, adding: “There’s not one way to be a man - there are so many ways - and we wanted to remind people of that.”Įven pre-opening, the show has struck a chord.

A gold disco à la Régine is how he envisages Monsieur. Take Bigarade, for instance, in his mind’s eye Malle sees fluorescent pink, and minty green for Geranium. “It’s interesting to put these perfumes into context.”Īn art installation was created in-house for each of them, “showing the colors and the atmosphere that I see when I smell them,” said Malle, who also always envisions patterns. “We didn’t have a dry spice-slash-amber,” Malle said. Seven in total are being showcased for the exhibit, including - alongside Uncut Gem - Vetiver Extraordinaire, Monsieur, French Lover, Bigarade, Geranium Pour Monsieur and Musc Ravageur. Rather than celebrate only the newest fragrance, Malle opted to fete the collection of scents in his portfolio that are particularly men friendly.

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