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Casamorati 1888 · Sold as unisex
Italica
The quiet intimacy of an Italian study — leather-bound books, warm wood paneling, and a cup of rich espresso.
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ItalicaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Italica by Casamorati 1888 launched in 2016 as a modern interpretation of the brand's rich heritage. This Oriental Woody fragrance opens with almond and milk, creating an immediately warm and comforting aura that is both sweet and nuanced. The heart notes of saffron and vanilla add a touch of luxury and depth, while toffee brings a caramelized sweetness that enhances the overall warmth. As it settles into its woody base of sandalwood and cedar, Italica maintains a powdery and nutty character, making for an enveloping scent that feels like stepping into an embrace.
Italica's toffee and vanilla notes are most pronounced in the first half-hour. Apply lightly to let the powdery base develop fully throughout the day. This fragrance is best enjoyed close to skin rather than diffused across a room.
Fig. 01 — Italica, Casamorati 1888
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Designer Casamorati 1888
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