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Giorgio Armani · Sold as feminine
Armani Prive Fil Rouge
An intimate dinner where the crispness of an aldehyde opening gives way to a warm, enveloping base that lingers long after the last course.
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Armani Prive Fil RougePremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2016, Armani Prive Fil Rouge by Giorgio Armani is a fragrance that navigates the tension between crisp aldehydes and warm ambergris. The opening notes of aldehydes and bergamot create an immediate sense of freshness, while iris and angelica add depth and complexity to the heart. This is balanced by a base of ambergris and white musk, which grounds the composition in a rich, powdery warmth. Fil Rouge exemplifies Giorgio Armani's signature blend of elegance and understated luxury.
This fragrance develops best with time, so apply one or two sprays and let it settle on your skin for at least half an hour. The powdery warmth of the base notes is most noticeable close to the skin, making it perfect for evenings when you want a scent that speaks quietly.
Fig. 01 — Armani Prive Fil Rouge, Giorgio Armani
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Designer Giorgio Armani
More from the house · founded 1975 · Italy
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