Valentino perfume

THE INSIGNIA OF ITALIAN WEALTH

Valentino Uomo by Valentino is an ‘Eau de Toilette’ for men in the Spicy Wooden family. It is an intense and seductive aroma, representing the Italian aristocracy, as its inspiration was a Roman Palazzo, where high personalities are having lunch in one of its terraces. Riches, successes and ambitions are the topics of conversation, characteristics that the firm wanted to capture in its perfume.

This fragrance was launched in 2014 by Olivier Polge. Its history takes us to Rome, the city chosen to be the setting for this story, specifically to the family palazzo of one of the most influential families in the country, a place where the present intermingles with the past producing an exquisite symbiosis. Tradition and classicism put the finishing touches to the perfume, an essence that shines through its craftsmanship, making at the same time a wink to contemporary man.

Its olfactory pyramid offers us various changes throughout its wake, ups and downs, changes in temperature and the appearance of new intentions, as well as the man Valentino, an impetuous man who is reflected in this creation. Its beginning distills masculine freshness, thanks to the fusion of myrrh and bergamot, which opens the way to an addictive, sweet and bitter heart, created by roasted coffee, chocolate and hazelnut, an exciting combination. Finally, leather and cedar give it its most manly side.

SEXY AND CONVENTIONAL. That’s what Valentino men are like. Attractive men to rage and of classic character, so the man is always the one who takes the first step and approaches, boasting of his gallantry and chivalry.

THE EMPTY CITY. His advertising film tells us the story of two young men who meet at an exclusive party, he is in charge of seducing her, and invites her to spend the night at his house, an immense mansion. On their way home in a vintage car, the couple meet no one in the city, creating an enigmatic and attractive atmosphere.

GLASS BOTTLE. Its container is carved on glass, symbolising a bottle, or in other words, an old bottle in which the cognac was stored. A striking gold plaque is placed on the glass, with the name of the fragrance engraved on it.