Imagination Louis Vuitton 2021
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Spring-like, casual wellness tea fragrance, not free of synth vibes
Basically, I like it. Surprisingly, I've just realized that it has now conquered number 1 in the men's charts. (I was obviously offline for longer now... :-) )
"Imagination" is the category of fine fragrances that manages comparatively skillfully to make you only rudimentarily grumble about the synthetic clean-man aesthetic.
The opening is gently citrusy, with the subtle but concise tea as the core component stamping a gentle fingerprint on the skin or, alternatively, in the air.
The composition is very chilled and well balanced. If, yes, if it weren't for the ambroxan, which I would simply wish away. Then it wouldn't be him, but it would be higher in my charts.
Ginger...yes, neroli ... certainly that too, but otherwise these aromas tend to fall behind or only come across as homeopathic.
The Vuitton is extremely linear, which is always a point of criticism for me, because I like to be told a bit of a story.
Basically, a relaxed, casual basic style that oscillates between bergamot and ambroxed clean black tea prevails over the entire duration of the fragrance, which I like, doesn't hurt anyone and is simply quite nice.
But it makes me wonder how such a clear clean man can make it to number 1 in the charts with 8.9. For me, it wouldn't be in the top 75, at most close to it. It's too planar, too under-complex, too shallow and inconspicuous for that. Nice, yes, but nothing more.
"Imagination" is the category of fine fragrances that manages comparatively skillfully to make you only rudimentarily grumble about the synthetic clean-man aesthetic.
The opening is gently citrusy, with the subtle but concise tea as the core component stamping a gentle fingerprint on the skin or, alternatively, in the air.
The composition is very chilled and well balanced. If, yes, if it weren't for the ambroxan, which I would simply wish away. Then it wouldn't be him, but it would be higher in my charts.
Ginger...yes, neroli ... certainly that too, but otherwise these aromas tend to fall behind or only come across as homeopathic.
The Vuitton is extremely linear, which is always a point of criticism for me, because I like to be told a bit of a story.
Basically, a relaxed, casual basic style that oscillates between bergamot and ambroxed clean black tea prevails over the entire duration of the fragrance, which I like, doesn't hurt anyone and is simply quite nice.
But it makes me wonder how such a clear clean man can make it to number 1 in the charts with 8.9. For me, it wouldn't be in the top 75, at most close to it. It's too planar, too under-complex, too shallow and inconspicuous for that. Nice, yes, but nothing more.
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Good classification of the fragrance.
I never understood the hymns of praise about its genius and uniqueness here