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Bogue · Sold as unisex
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The first light of dawn in an urban courtyard — where fresh citrus and greenery meet the subtle warmth of wood and spice, creating a moment of quiet clarity.
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Noun by Bogue was launched in 2018, crafted by perfumer Antonio Gardoni. This aromatic and fresh-spicy composition opens with vibrant citrus notes that cut through the air like a crisp morning breeze. The heart of bergamot and green accords adds an unexpected freshness, while warm spices introduce a hint of complexity. The base of woody and amber notes provides a grounding warmth, making it a scent that evolves gracefully throughout the day.
This fragrance has strong sillage and long-lasting qualities, so one generous spritz is sufficient. It's best applied to pulse points for optimal longevity. Given its bright opening notes, it pairs well with both casual daytime wear and more formal evening settings.
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Antonio Gardoni
Antonio Gardoni, an Italian perfumer originally trained as an architect, founded Jump Studios in London before turning to fragrance as a self-taught, avant-garde perfumer.
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