Vetyver (1964)
“Vetyver (1964) by Lanvin is a Aromatic fragrance for men”
The Quick Read
Warmly received so far — a aromatic, sponsored composition with a woody undertone. Voted best for spring wear, leaning masculine.
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Launched in 1964, Vetyver by Lanvin is a fragrance that marries the crisp freshness of citrus and aromatic notes with the deep richness of woody and earthy accords. The opening features bergamot, petitgrain, aldehydes, and rosemary, creating an invigorating and clean top note. As it settles, jasmine, clove, iris, and laurels bring a blend of floral warmth and subtle spice. Vetiver takes center stage in the base notes, complemented by patchouli, Russian leather, moss, labdanum, cedar, sandalwood, tonka bean, and vanilla. This composition is both lasting and versatile, embodying the elegance that Lanvin is known for.
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Application Tips
Apply this fragrance to pulse points for a lasting effect. The citrus and aromatic notes are bright but can fade quickly, so allow it to settle into its deeper woody base before heading out. This composition reads better close to skin than in a wide sillage.
Designer Lanvin
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The story behind the bottle.
The crisp air of an autumn walk through a forest, where vetiver and patchouli mingle with the scent of fallen leaves and the warmth of leather.
Fig. 01 — Vetyver (1964), Lanvin
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