/fa/ - Fashion

I'm looking to get some spring/summer fragrances.
Any suggestions?

I'm currently thinking about getting Versace Pour Homme, Eau Fraiche and GIT since they were my favorites out of the samples I've tried.
I would have liked getting Bergamote 22, but it's a bit too expensive.

Anyone have a good recommendation for a fragrance thats good for Summer and Spring in the 40-60 price range?

>>13349010
check out guerlain homme l'eau boisee. it's the better and more masculine version of eau tres fraiche

Just bought a 125ml bottle of ADG Profumo for retail online as I didn't want to risk being scammed.
Did I do good?

>>13349010
Try getting a decant of Bergamote 22 off Basenotes or even Perfumista if you're in the UK.

>>13349013
Mugler Cologne

>>13349067
Do people really clone that fragrance?

>>13349067
You could have saved 15 percent by buying from Macy's

>>13348845
are you talking about Deco London?

>>13346163
I use Nautica EdT for everyday wear. Some claim it's a summer scent. I don't give a shit. Also, cool water.

>>13349067
No you should of bought from fragrancenet

>>13349085

Yup went to a Macy's the other day and grabbed a ADGP special blend for under 80 after the discount.

>>13349013
Guerlain L'Homme Ideal Cologne

what frag can I wear to smell like potatoes?

>>13349277

Bathe in Vodka

BdC Parfum is out now lads

>>13349358
Thanks for the heads up family.

>>13342041
Could any of you good Anons recommend me a strong, masculine fragrance, I'm looking for something dark and spicy.

>>13349421
Coco Mademoiselle

>>13349424

>tfw constantly get compliments from 30 year old MILFs at work with Cedrat Boise

>>13349382
let us know how it is when you get it ok? thank you friend

>>13349421
slumberhouse - norne

Interesting new release this one...

Base notes: burning rubber, leather

Middle notes: metallic notes, blood, gunsmoke, sour grapes, salt

Top notes: virgin tears

>>13349421

Tom Ford Noir Extreme

>>13349382

Is that what the EDP is going for? >$50 more than the EDT?

>>13346929
>reputable
>saying repulsive shit like that
into the trash he goes

>>13349517
This is the new Parfum, the third version after the original Eau de Toilette (2010) and the later Eau de Parfum (2014). Each further concentration is priced incrementally higher.

I have a job interview tomorrow. Is it okay to wear a light fragrance like Grey Vetiver?

>>13349528
Hmm, I don't know maybe because Viking IS repulsive sweetie

>>13349534
Don't wear fragrances to interviews. You may think you have the perfect one for them, or that it's really light etc. Don't. I wear perfume all the time, even when I'm alone, but if it's the one time you have to grin and bear it without perfume, it's interviews. It's not worth it.

>>13349534

Don't listen to >>13349647

He's a fucking idiot. Just like you dress to impress you want to smell like confidence. This is the time to put on a suit and wear some Tuscan Leather.

>>13349647
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! Stop liking what I don’t like!

>>13349707
>t. Unemployed neet in basement
It's your funeral, w/e

>>13349647

I don't get Viking. It smelled like Old Spice the card. Maybe the dry down is nice but I just dont get who is putting down >$300 for this shit.

I'm finishing a bottle of VPH and really liked it for how versatile and unobtrusive it is. What would be a good replacement for it? I liked Prada L'homme when I tried it at the store and hated Bleu and sauvage

>>13349647
Tried it once, never again. I was kind of excited but everything since Mementus has been downhill. Viking was really, really bad in a sort of pungent geriatric patient kind of way. Super old school and stale, I have no idea what they were thinking. Oh well.

>>13349806
Prada L'Homme is a good choice.

>>13349818
Maybe for an office work setting.

If not, why would you wear a fragrance that people can only smell from inches away?

I got a decant of Creed's Imperial Millesime and holy shit I can't stop smelling it. It's so good. It's so fresh, just the right amount of sweet and just smelling it takes me to the beach. Is there anything similar to it? I suspect only women's perfumes can smell similar.

>>13349806

Have you tried Allure Sport?

>>13348183
>tuscan leather is just awful.
Imagine being this much of a fucking pleb.

*blocks your path*

>tfw people took TF vs Creed seriously.

They are BOTH trash :D

>>13349788
Theoretically, shouldn't smelling nice help anon's chances? As long as its something inoffensive anyway

>>13349965
No, it's distracting and it's a bad gamble on whether or not the interviewer likes it or not. It doesn't add anything to the interview and there's a big chance he/she might not find it to his tastes. Wearing perfume to an interview also might come off as incredibly tryhard/ douchebag-like.

You're all free to take my advice or leave it, but it's really well known that job interviews are the one place you really should lay off the trigger. I'm just trying to help.

>>13349965
What if the person in charge of hiring just doesn't like vetiver? What if she's some sperg who is "allergic" to everything and hates people who wear fragrance? I know idiots like this. Why risk an opportunity over such a trivial thing?

>>13349806
>>13349848
Allure Homme Sport is like a deluxe Versace Signature. Your best bet for sure.

New thread:
>>13342041
>>13350241

>>13349795
My dad used to wear Old Spice, I wore Old Spice for years when I was younger. Viking does not smell like Old Spice.