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Trussardi · Sold as unisex
The Street Artists of Isola
Chalk dust and crushed fennel seed on a printmaker's table.
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The Street Artists of IsolaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fennel is an unusual thing to find at the center of a floral - it brings a green, almost licorice snap that keeps the water lily and cyclamen from turning saccharine. Ambrette gives the opening a skin-warm graininess instead of true musk, and orris flattens everything into powder just as the anis note starts to fade. The result reads less like a bouquet and more like something worn on paper - dry, a little abstract, never quite settling into one shape. Lorenox and amber underneath keep it from floating away entirely, holding a soft weight at the base while the top stays light and slightly strange.
The anis-fennel opening is sharp and short-lived, so reapply after a couple of hours if you want that green snap to stay present. Because the drydown leans powdery-musk rather than loud, it works best applied close to the skin - wrists and collarbone - where it can be discovered rather than announced.
Fig. 01 — The Street Artists of Isola, Trussardi
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