Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo
Introduction :-
Tuxedo was launched in 2015 under the best luxury fashion and fragrance house in the world is known as Yves Saint Laurent. Tuxedo by Yves Saint Laurent is a Chypre fragrance for Women and Men. IN 1966, YVES SAINT LAURENT INVENTED HIS VERSION OF TUXEDO BY TURNING IT INTO A WOMEN’S EVENINGWEAR. Yves Saint Laurent presents its new collection of luxury fragrances Le Vestiaire des Parfums, which includes five new releases: Caban, Caftan, Tuxedo, Saharienne and Trench. The “perfume wardrobe” collection is inspired by the iconic pieces of Yves Saint Laurent clothing. Tuxedo is a bit masculine, elegant and dark with accords of patchouli and spices. In his Autumn-Winter 1966 collection, Yves Saint Laurent introduced his most iconic piece: the tuxedo. This garment, which was meant to be worn in a smoking room to protect one’s clothing from the smell of cigars, was originally reserved only for Men. For a Woman, the tuxedo is an indispensable garment in which she will always feel in style, for it is a stylish garment and a not a fashionable garment. Fashions fade, style is eternal. Saint Laurent’s tuxedo, however, was not an exact copy of the men’s tuxedo. He used the same codes but adapted it to the female body. A COUTURE MASTER-PIECE: TUXEDO REVEALING AN INSOLENT SENSUALITY, TUXEDO DRAWS THE SEEMINGLY STRICT CONTOURS AN UNCONVENTIONAL EROTICISM ECHOING A POWERFUL MASCULINE - FEMININE DICHOTOMY. MATCHING THE AUTHORITY OF MASCULINE TAILORING WITH PROVOCATIVE FEMINITY, HE INTRODUCED A NEW ANDROGYNOUS ATTITUDE IN COUTURE. Tuxedo defines the elegance and sophistication of tailoring and designing which become fashion statement for evening wear. A Black Tie event is incomplete without a Tuxedo it can be made up of silk, velvet, or wool and worn with crisp white shirt, black bow tie, black trousers, waist coat, oxford shoes and black top hat is optional these days. Imagine a Royal ceremony on red carpet and King in Black tie dress code comes out from carriage with Queen along with marching guards and everybody standing on their feet welcome him by applauding with joy. A flashy name, suggesting the height of elegance. Tuxedo is part of the Yves St. Laurent Le Vestiaire private line, is the flagship fragrance of the collection. It certainly appears to be the most well-known, and the most talked about. Charismatic & Captivating BY TURNING THIS ELEGANT MUST-HAVE INTO A WOMAN’S OUTFIT MR YVES SAINT LAURENT BUILT ONE OF THE MOST UNSHAKABLE PILLARS OF THE MODERN MAN STYLE. A CONCEPTUAL GARMENT WITH DISTINCTIVE FEATURES, IT AMOUNTS TO BLACK ENSEMBLE, LAPELS AND MATT GRAIN DE POUDRE FABRICS. IT RENEWS ITSELF CONSTANTLY AND ACQUIRES A TIMELESS VALUE. A STANDARD AS OMNIPRESENT AS THE MATT AND SHINY BLACK FRAME OF AN ETERNALLY BOLD LOOK. THE SIGNATURE OF HIGH LUXURY MODERNITY A fashionable, yet timeless regalia that stands proudly in full elegance. The presentation of Tuxedo is fantastic which comes with the black cap, which recalls the texture of the grain de poudre tuxedo fabric, towers over the sculptural features of the bottles. Crowned by a lustrous silver coating at the centre of which is engraved the ’Cassandre‘ logo, it reflects the precious shine of a jewel.
Seasons :- All Weather Spring, Summer, Rain, Autumn, Fall and Winter
Time :- Day & Night
Occasions :- Office, Work, Business Meetings, Date, Weddings, Ceremonies, Parties, Dinner, Lunch, Evenings, Greetings, Night Outs, Hangouts, Club, Pubs, Bars, Lounge, Red Carpet, Award Functions, Public Meetings, Concerts, Promotions, Premiere, Special Occasions, Romantic Moments, Honeymoon, Movies, Bedroom, Ballroom, Casino, Valentine's Day, Black Tie Events, etc.
Projection :- 15 feet
Silage :- 7 feet
Longevity :- 8 hours
Performance :- Nice
Compliment :- Great
Impression :- Great
Seduction :- Great
Versatility :- Nice
Presentation :- Nice
Type :- Woody Spicy Oriental Fragrance
Category :- Fresh Warm & Formal Casual
Audience :- Men & Women
Age :- 18 to 50 Years
Launch :- 2015
Nose :- Juliette Karagueuzoglou
Brand :- Yves Saint Laurent
Ingredients:-
Top notes :- Violet Leaf, Coriander and Bergamot
Middle notes :- Rose, Black Pepper and Lily-of-the-Valley
Base notes :- Patchouli, Ambergris and Bourbon Vanilla.
Overall Score :- 10/10
Smell :-
Tuxedo opens with fresh citrusy fruity aromatic spicy ozonic aquatic notes transform towards fresh powdery florals spicy oriental notes and dries down to aromatic earthy woodsy spicy oriental gourmand oceanic ambergris notes.
Remark :-
Tuxedo is a spicy unisex scent that blends the matte texture of smoked patchouli with ambergris accord to express a magnetic and dark sex appeal. The sharp black pepper enhanced with the freshness of cardamom mirrors the satin stripe that runs along the seam of the trousers and the lapels of the jacket. With a refined sense of detail, the gleaming effect of the spices electrifies and highlights the sophistication of the garment. A bold masculine look transformed into a feminine staple by Yves Saint Laurent, the tuxedo is an expression of impertinent seduction. TUXEDO CAPTIVATES JUST LIKE THE ICONIC SUIT WHOSE NAME IT BORROWS. THE LUSHNESS OF PATCHOULI ATTRACTS AND EMBRACES, WHILE THE SENSUAL MYSTERY OF SPICES MESMERIZES AND AROUSES. A slightly sweet, boozy, smokey fragrance, with a creamy vanillic dry down. Very well blended. Just a beautiful scent that smells like elements of an upscale cocktail party never been to a cocktail party, using my imagination. The name Tuxedo is fitting. Would make a great fall, maybe spring date night scent. Perfectly unisex. A spicy unisex scent that blends the matte texture of smoked patchouli with ambergris accord to express a magnetic and dark sex appeal. The sharp black pepper enhanced with the freshness of cardamom mirrors the satin stripe that runs along the seam of the trousers and the lapels of the jacket. The black pepper is there, gives this one a bit of an edge, but never truly punches in the face with its presence. Between that and the cardamom, the spices help to create a separation that might otherwise leave this one feeling like a sea of amber. Aside from the prominent pepper, there’s a green/watery aroma provided by the violet leaf and patchouli. Along with a general balsamic feeling, perhaps a little smoke too. It’s all very fresh and smooth. Beyond the immediate opening, the spiciness will subside somewhat, as will that violet leaf. At this stage, the rose and vanilla notes will come into play. Though, the amber and patchouli are going to be the stars with Tuxedo, which goes super rosy. Once Tuxedo hits its dry down phase, it’s a pretty straightforward scent. Patchouli, amber, and vanilla. All of the other notes combine for an amalgam of fresh undertones. It’s warm and light, but also sweet, with these ever so slight aquatic touches. Florals are much of the scent’s character, with some spice and woods playing supporting roles. The top reveals violet and coriander seed, the latter of which is a touch harsh, and some zest from bergamot. Heart notes consist of more florals, with rose and lily of the valley. Black pepper makes an appearance here, and plays a critical part in making the mix become overpowering on some days. The base of the scent is perhaps the best part. Its character becomes beautifully smooth, velvety and buttery. As such, this segment is the only part of the scent could easily characterise a tuxedo; composed of bourbon vanilla, patchouli and synthetic ambergris. Anybody can wear this at anytime and anywhere in their daily life to seduce others specially Women.
Recommendation :-
We suggest everybody must own Tuxedo but it is so expensive so keep in mind before purchasing it. From the best luxury fashion and fragrance brand in the world Yves Saint Laurent.
