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Philly&Phill · Sold as unisex
Out at the Opera (Glamurous Oud)
The velvet curtain rising on an intimate, candlelit performance, where every note resonates with luxurious warmth and drama.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2010, Out at the Opera (Glamurous Oud) by Philly&Phill is a fragrance that captures the opulence and drama of an evening out. This leather-centric scent opens with saffron and nutmeg, creating a fresh spicy tension that contrasts beautifully with its woody and musky base notes. The heart of rose adds a touch of elegance, while agarwood (oud) and musk anchor it with deep, animalic warmth. It's a composition that evokes the richness and charm of an exclusive night out at the opera.
One or two sprays are sufficient to capture the essence of this fragrance. The saffron and nutmeg top notes fade quickly, so apply it right before you step out for maximum impact. The base notes, rich in oud and musk, take time to bloom fully on skin, making it perfect for an evening affair.
Fig. 01 — Out at the Opera (Glamurous Oud), Philly&Phill
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