City Love Dueto Parfums 2011
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A Dark Red Love for the Big City
Not much is known about Dueto Parfums, founded in Paris in 2010; even on their stylish website, practically nothing is revealed about the brand's origin story.
I have not encountered Dueto Parfums fragrances in any perfumery, and since all prices are only listed in USD, it likely isn't available here.
This is actually a shame, as this very young niche brand seems to have four available fragrances that are absolutely suitable for everyday wear.
In my opinion, Dueto Parfums seems to want to strike a similar chord as Bond No.9; they aim to appeal to a young, modern, urban, and above all, affluent clientele.
With City Love, it quickly becomes clear that this is a stylistic rose fragrance that strongly reminds one of Washington Tremlett's Black Tie, although the latter is certainly a bit more elegant and not quite as cheeky.
A dark red, almost black rose meets oud, an ingredient that seems to be favored at Dueto Parfums.
What is nicely done is that City Love is not overly loud, which is often the case with rose fragrances.
City Love presents itself considerately but still prominently, with a well-balanced sillage. Furthermore, it is relatively long-lasting and is more oriented towards younger people with its modern touch.
However, it is not a true alternative.
Many thanks to AngelinBlack
I have not encountered Dueto Parfums fragrances in any perfumery, and since all prices are only listed in USD, it likely isn't available here.
This is actually a shame, as this very young niche brand seems to have four available fragrances that are absolutely suitable for everyday wear.
In my opinion, Dueto Parfums seems to want to strike a similar chord as Bond No.9; they aim to appeal to a young, modern, urban, and above all, affluent clientele.
With City Love, it quickly becomes clear that this is a stylistic rose fragrance that strongly reminds one of Washington Tremlett's Black Tie, although the latter is certainly a bit more elegant and not quite as cheeky.
A dark red, almost black rose meets oud, an ingredient that seems to be favored at Dueto Parfums.
What is nicely done is that City Love is not overly loud, which is often the case with rose fragrances.
City Love presents itself considerately but still prominently, with a well-balanced sillage. Furthermore, it is relatively long-lasting and is more oriented towards younger people with its modern touch.
However, it is not a true alternative.
Many thanks to AngelinBlack
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2 Comments
Maryana 13 years ago
For all the curious ones - I ordered a sample set from their site a while ago - if I remember correctly, it was even free.
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Yatagan 13 years ago
And again something new. A brand I'm not familiar with so far.
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