Accordingly, the fragrance here is very polarized, from great love to total contempt, everything is present. In its body, notes of red rose and nutmeg were combined, while the base carries a beautiful Indian sandalwood. This fragrance is maybe not for young boy/guy type such as Eros by Versace or 1 million by Paco Rabanne but more sophisticated and elegant sexy men fragrance. The original Declaration (different perfumer, different perfume) is also a marvel, a transparent and very modern almost but not quite aquatic spicy vetiver that I also wear and love.

The rose along with the other notes totally compliment each other to create a smell exactly like a live bed of roses planted in your yard.I would like to assign both to different seasons because of their different characters In my opinion, Déclaration d'un Soir with its on the one hand clearly coming along, but on the other hand overly obvious spicy rose, but still introverted and the warming impression rather fits into the cold season and L'Homme Ultime with its loud, flowery fresh and cooling kind with rose in the background rather into the warm season. Why is a "designer fragrance" always regarded with suspicion, when the same is almost idolized in the fashion and jewelry industry ? Before I now digress further and ask questions of principle, I would like to devote myself to this wonderful niche or designer fragrance.

However, just because it’s not dense doesn’t mean it’s not strong; it projects well and requires only a couple of spritzes to do the job. The sandalwood backbone is definitely there, but it's soft, and sticks closer to the skin as sandalwood usually does. This wood, vaguely smelling like sandalwood, has a 'pleasant' acridity up close…cutting thru the balmy sweetness of Déclaration d’un Soir’s heart. The rose itself is gorgeous: spicy and a dark enough to be little gothic, with plush, velvety winey damascones darkened with a complex hint of black pepper.Overall transparent and fresh in nature, not too thick or dense as many rose based fragrances can be. Declaration d’Un Soir is like the petals of that same exquisite rose scattered in a layer over a sparkling fountain—or a bathtub scented with rare spices. This fragrance is for elegant ocassions, suit and tie, and tuxedo, i consider it a very formal scent,for the office if you work in an elegant place, for weddings, diplomatic receptions, opera, elegant dinners,and for dating that special someone. bottle off of FragranceNet since it was cheap and because I love the original Declaration and its flanker Declaration Essence.

I was worried it would develop into a cloying, supremely floral powder-puff of a fragrance that I would need to scrub off immediately. Indulge in elegance and sophistication with our exquisite collection of luxury handbags from renowned fashion houses Gucci and Prada.It's very versatile, you can use it when you want it because it will not hit you in high temperatures or go unnoticed in the cold. The perfume can be worn by young people from the age of 20 years and above, and for all occasions, and with all clothes, but I think that with casual it is better, and its smell in spring becomes more beautiful, however, it is okay in summer and winter . Overall a bombastic scent but only if you can manage to pair it with appropriate attire and occasion.

If one throws out a strict look here, then for example Ombre Nomade is a designer fragrance, and the 15€ fragrance of Rasasi a niche fragrance. Unfortunately I can't describe this wonderful Déclaration d'un Soir as well as the previous speakers, because of the snake Kaa effect :) but also because I don't feel it so differentiated. As a man who loves rose scents I feel confident wearing this, some would say it's feminine cause of the rose but with the spices the combo makes you feel like you are majestic and both sexes would love your aura! There is just something so warm and gentlemanly that makes it ideal for alone time with your gal on a quiet Sunday night when the weather is just perfect.Not sure if this means it's reformulated, just thought it was strange they'd change the bottle as it's fine the way it is. Because this perfume is *gorgeous* and it has a transcendent beauty which demonstrates that it is indeed possible for designer perfume to have all the interesting qualities one usually has to seek out in niche perfumery, all while playing by the rules of the restrictive rule book that governs the ingredients and stylistic options available to its perfumers.