360°
“360° by Perry Ellis is a Floral fragrance for women”
The Quick Read
Respected, if divisive — a white floral, floral composition with a fresh undertone. Voted best for spring and summer wear, leaning feminine.
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Launched in 1992, 360 by Perry Ellis is a floral fragrance for women, crafted by the renowned perfumer Sophia Grojsman. The composition opens with melon and tangerine, bringing a fresh and fruity vibrancy that contrasts beautifully with the heart notes of lily-of-the-valley and rose. These delicate florals are further enhanced by osmanthus and water lily, creating an aquatic freshness that feels both modern and lasting. The base notes of musk, sandalwood, vetiver, amber, and vanilla ground the fragrance, adding warmth and depth.
Composition & Character
Notes Pyramid
Heart
The Soul
Base
Foundation
Main Accords
When to Wear
Who Wears It
How It Wears
Application Tips
Apply one or two sprays to pulse points. The fruity top notes are bright but fade quickly into the floral heart, so it's best to layer for longevity. This fragrance reads best close to skin rather than across a room.
Sophia Grojsman
Founding perfumer · 55 fragrances · American
As a child, in Belarus, this perfume queen-to-be would run around the garden smelling roses and jasmine, leaving her toys untouched, dismissed. After studying chemistry at university, she emigrated to New York and joined the IFF laboratories where she learned the art of perfumery under the guidance of Ernest Shiftan, one of the greatest American perfumers in history. Sophia was the first perfumer to inverse classical proportions of ingredients in perfumes, having discovered that an overdose of a certain ingredient could propel it to the top of the perfume’s structure. She combined this revolutionary technique with classical perfume structures to create a truly unique aesthetic, one that was to forever shape the art of perfume making. She was also well-known for her endless fascination with rose, a flower she uses in most of her creations. At Frédéric Malle’s request, she applied herself for the first time to the art of scented candles.
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The story behind the bottle.
The crisp morning after a light rain, where the air is fresh and every flower seems to bloom anew.
Fig. 01 — 360°, Perry Ellis
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