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Simone Andreoli · Sold as masculine
L'Or du Sillage
The quiet confidence of an office meeting where the air is crisp and the atmosphere grounded, yet subtly luxurious.
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L'Or du SillageHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
L'Or du Sillage by Simone Andreoli, launched in 2017, is a fragrance that captures the essence of natural yet sophisticated elegance. It opens with a vibrant burst of bergamot and petitgrain before transitioning into a heart of pine tree and pink pepper. The base notes of cedar, oakmoss, leather, and patchouli create a rich, earthy foundation that feels both warm and grounded. This composition by Simone Andreoli is notable for its balance between fresh aromatic elements and deep, woody accords, making it a versatile choice for those who appreciate nuanced scents.
Apply L'Or du Sillage in light spritzes to avoid overwhelming the subtle nuances. The fragrance's longevity means it will evolve throughout the day, so a single application should suffice for all-day wear.
Fig. 01 — L'Or du Sillage, Simone Andreoli
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Simone Andreoli
Simone Andreoli was born in 1990 in Carpi, Italy, and discovered his interest in fragrance at age eight during a family holiday in Provence.
Designer Simone Andreoli
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