Perfume is that thing that, even with your eyes closed, transports you to a specific moment in space and time” Alessandro Michele. Introducing a universal fragrance: Gucci Mémoire d’une Odeur, a fragrance that transcends gender and explores the power of memory. Crafted by master perfumer Alberto Morillas, under the creative vision of Alessandro Michele, the fragrance establishes a new olfactory family, Mineral Aromatic. Grown around Rome in terraced gardens since the 16th and 17th centuries, Roman chamomile blends its green aromatic scent with Indian coral jasmine, a flower known to release a more powerful scent at night. Musks add depth to the fragrance, while cedarwood and sandalwood bring intensity to its structure.
Top notes of Roman chamomile, a timeless green aromatic scent, now used for the first time in perfumery.
Heart notes of Indian coral jasmine Nature Print, a Gucci exclusive note, harvested in India, with a honeyed temperament and an orange-coral heart, and precious musks
Base notes of vanilla and noble woods such as sandalwood and cedarwood
The refined bottle recalls a vintage Gucci perfume from the 90s. Grooved like a column from an ancient world, the light green glass bottle is fitted with a gold cap. A printed gold leaf frames the label, revealing the Gucci logo.
Symbolizing a starry night sky, the fragrance's green case is decorated with celestial firmaments inspired by Giotto's frescoes in the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua.
