Fragrances

An oriental floral fragrance with bergamot, orange blossom, Ambrofix, and patchouli. It opens bright and floral, then becomes warmer and more grounded as patchouli and ambered materials appear. The scent feels clean, modern, and elegant, with a smooth unisex dry-down.

A fresh fruity-citrus masculine with sweet brightness, herbal nuance, florals, woods, and gentle spice. It feels cheerful, clean, and versatile, with enough sweetness to seem youthful but enough fougère structure to feel balanced.

It's Me for Her gives Jacomo a youthful, playful feminine entry with a smoother and more casual profile than the classic vintage pillars. It feels colorful, modern, and easygoing.

It's Me for Him is a youthful masculine release with a lighter and more contemporary profile than Jacomo’s heavier classics. It feels playful, accessible, and intentionally modern.

Ivoire de Balmain gives the house a refined green-floral chypre profile with a graceful, polished femininity rather than overt sweetness. It feels crisp, elegant, and very classically French.

Ivory Cashmere gives the house a smoother and softer cozy style with musks and gentle warmth. It feels clean, comforting, and a touch more refined than the average seasonal mist.

A warm spiced-woody amber with a dry sandy texture and a smooth luxurious base. It feels nomadic and enveloping, like pale woods, spice dust, and warm fabric carried through desert air.

A bright citrus-aromatic fragrance with lemon, mandarin, bergamot, chamomile, geranium, jasmine, ylang-ylang, vetiver, sandalwood, amber, and musk. It reads clean, collegiate, and outdoorsy rather than loud: green citrus and soft herbs over a lightly floral heart and a restrained woody-musky finish. The character is polished and easygoing, like a warm-weather fragrance dressed in a blazer rather than a beach shirt.

I Want You To Want Me is a newer Jovan release that appears to continue the brand’s accessible, attractive, easy-to-understand style in a more current format. It feels glossy, playful, and intentionally mainstream.

A bright fresh floral with bergamot, grapefruit, pink grapefruit, freesia, iris, jasmine, lily of the valley, magnolia, rose, amyris, cedar, galbanum, and honey. It opens sparkling and citrusy, then turns into a clear floral-green heart with a lightly woody, honeyed base. The long name suits the airy, slightly surreal character.

A refined floral-woody perfume where jasmine and softer petal notes are set against patchouli, woods, and a gently warm base. It feels graceful and modern rather than overtly romantic, with floral brightness softened by polished depth.

A modern Luna Stars extrait with vivid fruit, polished florals, woods, and musky amber. It feels bright and high-gloss, with a dense but clean drydown.

A bright candied-sugar fragrance from the Bon Bon collection, centered on sparkling sweetness and a cheerful confectionery effect. It feels lighthearted and colorful, more like a sugared festival treat than a dense dessert.

A luminous floral-musky fragrance inspired by Japan, blending neroli, mandarin, lime, cherry blossom, orange flower, rose, rice powder, musk, and cashmere wood. It feels weightless and graceful at first, then quietly creamy and comforting as it settles close to the skin.

A floral-woody mutant composition that pairs jasmine-like luminosity with the green, rooty, aromatic dryness of calamus. The result feels more experimental than romantic, balancing bloom and botanical sharpness in a very contemporary way.

A shadowy composition with rich woods, spice, resin, and an exotic floral warmth. It feels dense and atmospheric, more like a dark interior filled with polished wood and incense than a bright easygoing scent. Since Maison Mona di Orio announced its closure in 2024, this is treated as discontinued while remaining active for catalog search.

A sweet aromatic masculine with cardamom-like spice, soft lavender, fruit-tinged warmth, and a creamy woody base. It feels playful but composed, like a smooth card-table fragrance with charm, sweetness, and a slightly boozy glow.

Deep Blue turns the Jacomo de Jacomo idea toward a fresher and more aquatic style while preserving a bit of the line’s masculine structure. It feels lighter, cleaner, and easier for daytime wear.

In Black modernizes the Jacomo de Jacomo line with a darker woody-vanillic style that still nods to the original’s classic masculine backbone. It feels smoother, easier, and more current than the older powerhouse style.

Jacomo de Jacomo Original is the house’s landmark masculine, blending smoke, spice, moss, woods, and aromatic freshness into a deeply characteristic 1980s profile. It feels dark, textured, and self-assured, with more personality than most mainstream men’s scents.