Gucci Guilty Parfum Pour Homme

The #ForeverGuilty universe continues to explore a liberated notion of love with Gucci Guilty Parfum Pour Homme. This reinterpretation of the classic Gucci Guilty fragrances elevates the scent to new heights of intensity, designed for those who seek a declaration of love free from societal rules and definitions. Acting as an emblem of the connection between like-minded, eccentric lovers, this fragrance embodies a Woody Aromatic Ambery character that magnifies the true essence of the original Gucci Guilty Pour Homme.

Fragrance Composition:

• Top Notes: The fragrance opens with a refreshing blend of French Lavandin Abrialis and uplifting Lemon Sfumatrice, creating a lighter, milder, and more modern aromatic hook that perfectly complements the intensity of Juniper.

• Heart Notes: At its core, the fragrance reveals a deep ambery signature with Spanish Cistus, harmonized by the floral richness of Orange Blossom and a spicy touch of Nutmeg. This heart adds depth and complexity, reflecting the spirit of adventurous love.

• Base Notes: The mysterious elegance of Indonesian Patchouli anchors the fragrance, reinforced by the long-lasting sensations of Dry Woods and Musk. This base leaves a profound and lasting impression, encapsulating the essence of passion and allure.

Fragrance Breakdown:

• Top Notes: Lavender, Lemon
• Heart Notes: Orange Blossom
• Base Notes: Patchouli, Cedar

The Essence of Gucci Guilty Parfum Pour Homme:

Gucci Guilty Parfum Pour Homme embodies a bold declaration of love, inviting wearers to embrace their individuality and break free from conventional expectations. This fragrance is perfect for those who wish to make a statement, celebrating connections that are both unique and profound.

The House of Gucci: A Legacy of Elegance

Founded by Guccio Gucci in 1921, the House of Gucci began with a vision inspired by the luxurious luggage he admired while working at the Savoy Hotel in London. Returning to Florence, Gucci combined the refined elegance of wealthy travelers with the exceptional craftsmanship of traditional Florentine artisans. The brand quickly gained acclaim for its equestrian-themed quality leather goods.

During World War II, with leather in short supply, Gucci innovated by using hemp, linen, and jute, expanding the brand’s aesthetic and appeal. Guccio Gucci passed away in 1953, but his sons and grandson successfully steered the company into a globally recognized luxury goods manufacturer. The iconic "double G" logo was adopted in the 1960s, further solidifying the brand's identity.

The company's first fragrance, Gucci No. 1 for women, launched in 1974, paving the way for an array of legendary scents for both men and women, including Gucci 3 and L'Arte di Gucci. Creative directors like Tom Ford, Frida Giannini, and Alessandro Michele have each contributed to the brand's evolution, ensuring its place at the forefront of luxury fashion and fragrance.

Classification: High End Fragrance

• Family Name: Woody Aromatic