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Fragrance
Not Chosen
THE FRAGRANCE
Florentine leather, a byword for absolute quality, is the ultimate symbol of the centuries-old artisan tradition and made-in-Italy excellence. I conveys vigour, depth and elegance, revealing an eclectic soul. It opens fiercely, thanks to the spicy and opulent top notes of oil of bergamot, saffron and thyme. The deep and enigmatic heart evokes the glorious history of this land with hints of cistus labdanum, geranium and LMR* lavender. The proud and resolute enveloping base notes reveal an elegant and fearless nature, thanks to the notes of leather, ambroxan and cedarwood. In synergy with the J fragrance, it forms part of an olfactory journey that goes from East to West and defines the CoSTUME NATIONAL identity, marking the crossroads where past and future intersect.
TOP NOTES
Bergamot, saffron, thyme
HEARTH NOTES
LMR* lavender, geranium, cistus labdanum
BASE NOTES
Cedarwood, ambroxan, leather
Alcohol Denat. (Sd Alcohol 39-C), Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Limonene, Benzyl Alcohol, Coumarin, Linalool, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Citronellol, Hydroxycitronellal, Citral, Geraniol, Methyl 2-Octynoate.
Costume National Scents was born in 2001 in the fashion heart of the brand created in 1986 by ennio capasa, capable of combining the magic of Japanese minimalism with Italian sartorial mastery. A timeless brand that has been marking the olfactory direction of the great artistic perfumery for over twenty years, combining knowledge, knowledge, passion, and love for the creation of olfactory worlds always capable of making the soul vibrate.
A refined and precious blend of natural and rare elements, largely from the prestigious LMR laboratory in Grasse, are the beginning of our creative journey: the spicy character of cardamom, the heart of patchouli, the lustre of mother-of-pearl hibiscus, the mystery of oud wood, the depth of geranium, the demureness of lavender, and then ambergris, oriental rose, rice powder, orange blossom...The seduction of our fragrances reaches evocation before reason.