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Let's Travel To Miami For Men
Mandarina Duck
Release year:
2019
A sunny travel-themed masculine with tropical citrus, aquatic freshness, and a relaxed woody-musky finish. It feels like beach air and nightlife heat in a light designer style, casual enough for daytime but with a warm playful edge.
Let's Travel To Miami For Women
Mandarina Duck
Release year:
2019
A Miami-themed feminine fragrance with bright fruity freshness, beachy florals, and a soft musky base. It has a carefree resort feeling, more sparkling and tropical than formal, with a light sweetness that suits the travel concept.
Let's Travel To New York For Man
Mandarina Duck
Release year:
2017
An urban masculine travel scent with crisp freshness, aromatic spice, and clean woods. It feels energetic and polished, built to suggest city movement and modern casual style rather than a heavy classic cologne.
Let's Travel To New York For Woman
Mandarina Duck
Release year:
2017
A floral-fruity travel scent that opens with Italian lemon, bergamot, and green apple before moving into jasmine, bamboo, and nectarine. Musk, cedar, and sandalwood make the base smooth and city-polished, giving the fragrance a bright New York energy.
Let's Travel To Paris For Men
Mandarina Duck
Release year:
2018
A Paris-themed masculine with fresh citrus, aromatic accents, and a refined woody base. It feels smoother and more dressed than the Miami pair, aiming for easy elegance rather than sporty sharpness.
Let's Travel To Paris For Women
Mandarina Duck
Release year:
2018
A romantic Paris-themed feminine with soft fruit, floral sweetness, and a clean musky finish. It feels easy, pretty, and gently polished, with the travel-line brightness softened into a more graceful floral mood.
Leva
O'Driù
Release year:
2011
The Eve counterpart to Ladamo, built with a challenging herbal, floral, animalic, and resinous structure. It feels ancient, strange, and bodily, with tagetes-like bitterness, spikenard-style shadows, woods, spice, and a dry warmth that resists easy prettiness.
Levant
Ormonde Jayne
Release year:
2020
Levant is a bright floral-citrus fragrance with bergamot, mandarin, rose, orange blossom, peony, lily-of-the-valley, jasmine, cedar, musk, and amber in a radiant glamorous structure. It feels luminous, polished, and broadly appealing.
Levante
Nobile 1942
Release year:
2017
A luminous coastal scent built around citrus, aromatic freshness, soft florals, and salty-sunny warmth. It feels breezy and relaxed, suggesting Mediterranean air without becoming a plain marine fragrance.
Levante
Acqua di Portofino
Release year:
2024
A warm fruity-floral fragrance with citrus, nectarine, apricot, honey, peony, osmanthus, ylang-ylang, patchouli, davana, vanilla, cedarwood, sandalwood, benzoin, amber, and musk. It feels golden, soft, and breezy, like warm wind moving through fruit trees and coastal flowers.
Levantium
Penhaligon's
Release year:
2014
A spiced floral-amber with saffron, rose, sandalwood, and resinous warmth that suggests embroidered fabric, candle smoke, and distant trade winds. It feels ornate and glowing rather than heavy, with the saffron-rose pairing giving it an unmistakably theatrical richness.
Levar del Sole
Xerjoff
Release year:
2024
A radiant floral-oriental with citrus, green notes, rose, cardamom, caramel, and tonka, built to suggest renewal and sunrise. It feels warm and uplifting, richer than it first appears, with a gentle golden sweetness in the base.
Le Vetiver / Le Vétiver
Carven
Release year:
2009
A restrained vetiver fragrance with a soft citrus-aromatic opening, grassy rooty depth, and a smooth woody-musky base. It is drier and more mature than a simple fresh cologne, but gentler than the most severe old-school vetivers, giving it a quietly elegant everyday character.
Le Voyage Oriental
Bortnikoff
Release year:
2023
A warm oriental composition shaped around spice, resins, woods, and a travelogue sense of richness. It feels enveloping and atmospheric, moving from aromatic brightness into a soft, glowing base.
L’Explicite / L'Explicite
The House of Oud
Release year:
2025
A deliberately bold gourmand that contrasts bright citrus and floral lift with banana-bread, nutty, creamy, and warm dessert-like facets. It feels eccentric, indulgent, and unmistakably contemporary.
L for Men
Clive Christian
Release year:
2014
A woody oriental with pink pepper, black pepper, cardamom, orris, cedarwood, and ambered resins that gives off a dry, elegant warmth. It feels sleek and composed, with a modern peppery top that gradually turns smoother and more enveloping.
L for Women
Clive Christian
Release year:
2014
A floral chypre built around brighter petals, patchouli, and a softly mossy woody base, giving it both lift and sophistication. It feels graceful and dressed rather than girlish, with a dry polished finish that keeps the florals in check.
L'Haleine des Dieux
Serge Lutens
Release year:
2015
L'Haleine des Dieux gives the house a drier, more airy incense-spice profile with polished woody shadows and a contemplative feel. It feels elegant, restrained, and spiritually atmospheric.
L'Heure Attendue
Patou (Jean)
Release year:
1946
L'Heure Attendue belongs to the house’s earlier romantic and ceremonial tradition, with a floral richness that feels poised and expressive. It reads as refined and distinctly couture-era in mood.
L'Heure Bleue
Guerlain
Release year:
1912
L’Heure Bleue is a wistful floral-oriental of heliotrope, iris, anise, and vanilla, famous for its dusky melancholic beauty. It feels dreamy, powdery, and achingly elegant.