Fragrances

Trussardi Uomo is one of the house’s classic masculine pillars, built around a dry leather-woody style with spicy and aromatic touches. It feels elegant, distinctly Italian, and more mature than modern sweet-woody men’s fragrances.

Truth for women centers green bamboo, clover, peony, and musk in a cool clean floral composition. It feels fresh, transparent, and more restrained than the richer CK florals.

Truth for Men gives the line a green aromatic masculinity with basil, cardamom, patchouli, and woods. It feels natural, understated, and easy to wear.

A discontinued 1920s perfume with an exoticized name typical of its era, likely built to evoke faraway travel through florals, spice, woods, or soft oriental warmth. It should be treated as a historical archive entry rather than a current brand expression.

Tsar is one of the best-known masculine signatures of the house, built around a green aromatic-woody profile with herbs, pine, rosemary, spices, woods, and oakmoss. It feels confident, mature, and resolutely classical rather than modern-sweet.

Tsarina is a luminous floral with bergamot, pear, freesia, hedione-like radiance, rose, jasmine sambac, cedar, and white musks in a polished elegant structure. It feels bright, graceful, and beautifully composed.

A lactonic green floral where tuberose creaminess meets fig leaf, coconut, milk, and soft ambered-musky textures. It feels tropical and synthetic at once, with a smooth humid warmth rather than a classic indolic white-floral drama.

A tuberose attar with creamy white floral richness, green nuance, and warm earth-resin depth. It feels narcotic and traditional, but more grounded than a modern tuberose soliflore.

A creamy white-floral fragrance that gives tuberose an elegant, controlled radiance rather than an overwhelming lushness. It feels classic, feminine, and softly opulent.

A sophisticated tuberose that leans green, earthy, and spicy before unfolding into a creamy white-floral heart. It feels more mysterious and textural than tropical, with a controlled sensuality and a softly shadowed drydown. Since Maison Mona di Orio announced its closure in 2024, this is treated as discontinued while remaining active for catalog search.

A greener, more playful tuberose that keeps the flower bright and slightly mischievous instead of narcotic and thick. It feels flirtier and more agile than most tuberose perfumes, with enough softness underneath to stay elegant.

A cleaner, paler take on tuberose, with the flower rendered almost creamy-white and innocent before deeper warmth arrives in the base. It feels smoother and gentler than its siblings, but still unmistakably lush.

The darkest tuberose in the trio, pairing the flower’s creaminess with warm spice, woods, and a faintly animalic undertow. It feels nocturnal and sensual rather than innocent, but never loses its polished French construction.

A New York City Exclusive with tuberose, orange blossom, bergamot, mandarin, jasmine, woods, and musks. It is a fresh white-floral rather than a heavy tropical tuberose, opening bright and citrusy before settling into a clean floral-musky trail.

A tuberose fragrance with galbanum brightness, creamy white florals, and cedarwood structure. It feels lush and radiant without losing discipline, showing tuberose as both green and voluptuous.

The extrait version gives Tubereuse Absolue a thicker floral body and a more persistent woody base. It feels creamier and more narcotic than the eau de parfum while keeping a polished green edge.

A celestial tuberose extrait with cinnamon bark, tuberose absolute, osmanthus absolute, carrot seed, cistus, leather accord, musk, and glowing warmth. It opens creamy, spicy, and floral, then develops a leathered tension that keeps the tuberose from feeling old-fashioned. The dry-down is velvety, musky, and slightly smoky, like white flowers under the Milky Way with warm leather beneath.

Tubéreuse Criminelle is one of the most striking tuberose fragrances in niche perfumery, opening with a cold camphor-like sharpness before revealing creamy white petals and warmth. It feels daring, theatrical, and unforgettable.

A creamy white-floral composition that lets tuberose feel rich and radiant without becoming overwhelming. It feels opulent and feminine, but still controlled and polished.

A lush white-floral fragrance where tuberose is presented in a creamy, solar, almost regal style. Ylang-ylang, jasmine, iris, and warm resins give it a sensual floral density, while the base keeps the sweetness smooth and polished.