About Dolce & Gabbana's Light Blue Fragrance
Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue, introduced in 2001, was a popular women's perfume in the mid-2000s, according to the fragrance blog Now Smell This. Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Pour Homme, the complementary award-winning men's fragrance, debuted in 2007. Does this Spark an idea?
-
Classification
-
Fine fragrances fall into olfactory categories by scent composition and ingredients. The Light Blue women's perfume is in the fruity-floral category. Now Smell This categorizes the men's fragrance as a fresh citrus musk.
Fragrance Notes
-
The women's fragrance's top notes are Granny Smith apple, Sicilian cedar and bluebell. Its mid notes are jasmine, white rose and bamboo, with cedar wood, amber and musk base notes. Pour Homme's top notes are Sicilian mandarin, frozen grapefruit peel, bergamot and juniper, with mid notes of rosemary, Szechuan pepper and rosewood. Its base notes are musk wood, incense and oak moss.
-
Bottle Design
-
The women's perfume comes in a tall, rectangular frosted glass bottle with a light blue cap. Pour Homme's bottle---designed by Stefano Gabbana---has an oval, curved top made of frosted glass.
Awards
-
The nonprofit Fragrance Foundation honored Light Blue Pour Homme as the 2008 Men's Fragrance of the Year in the Luxe category.
Advertising
-
The fragrances' advertising campaigns featured tanned models in white swimsuits reclining on yachts against a turquoise sea.
-
References
Resources
- Photo Credit Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of A♥
More Like This
Comments
-
perfect
