Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gio Profumo For Man
Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo is a luxurious aromatic aquatic fragrance for men, capturing the infinite horizon of the sea in a bottle. Launched in 2015, this perfume is a successor to the wildly popular Acqua di Gio, and carries forward the fashion house's legacy of crafting signature scents. The fragrance, created by Alberto Morillas, starts with top notes of sea and bergamot, transitioning into heart notes of rosemary, sage, and geranium, and concludes with base notes of incense and patchouli. Armani claims this perfume is inspired by the Mediterranean sea, embodying 'water of joy'.
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Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gio Profumo For Man
Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo is a luxurious aromatic aquatic fragrance for men, capturing the infinite horizon of the sea in a bottle. Launched in 2015, this perfume is a successor to the wildly popular Acqua di Gio, and carries forward the fashion house's legacy of crafting signature scents. The fragrance, created by Alberto Morillas, starts with top notes of sea and bergamot, transitioning into heart notes of rosemary, sage, and geranium, and concludes with base notes of incense and patchouli. Armani claims this perfume is inspired by the Mediterranean sea, embodying 'water of joy'.
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Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo is a luxurious aromatic aquatic fragrance for men, capturing the infinite horizon of the sea in a bottle. Launched in 2015, this perfume is a successor to the wildly popular Acqua di Gio, and carries forward the fashion house's legacy of crafting signature scents. The fragrance, created by Alberto Morillas, starts with top notes of sea and bergamot, transitioning into heart notes of rosemary, sage, and geranium, and concludes with base notes of incense and patchouli. Armani claims this perfume is inspired by the Mediterranean sea, embodying 'water of joy'.
