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1725 Casanova
Eau de parfum · Gérald Ghislain
A seducer's amber fougère, between lavender, anise and almond.
- House
- Histoires de Parfums
- Family
- Fougère
- Perfumer
- Gérald Ghislain
- Year
- Not disclosed
1725 evokes Casanova, born that year in Venice. The opening is bright and playful: bergamot, citrus and grapefruit, with a touch of liquorice that hints at what follows.
At heart, lavender and star anise form an elegant fougère, made tender and charming by vanilla, almond and the woods of sandalwood and cedar. A fragrance of quiet seduction, more gallant than insistent.
Olfactory pyramid
- TopThe first minutes
- HeartThe signature
- BaseThe trail
Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
Seasons
- Spring
- Autumn
Moments
- Day
- Night
1725 Casanova in detail
Histoires de Parfums presents itself as an olfactory library in which each creation tells of a character. 1725 is the year Giacomo Casanova was born, and Gérald Ghislain, the house's founder and perfumer, draws from it a seducer's amber fougère, more gallant than insistent.
The official pyramid opens on bergamot, citrus notes, grapefruit and a touch of liquorice, a lively, slightly aniseed start. The heart brings together lavender and star anise, the fragrance's aromatic duo. The base pairs vanilla, almond, sandalwood, cedarwood and amber for a soft, warm foundation.
1725 Casanova is worn in spring and autumn, by day or by night: at the office, on a date, or in the evening.
Three fougères in our catalogue come close: Naxos by Xerjoff shares bergamot, lavender and vanilla, with honey and tobacco; Layton by Parfums de Marly pairs bergamot, lavender and vanilla with apple; Green Irish Tweed by Creed finds bergamot, lavender, sandalwood and cedarwood again in a greener fougère.
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