Fleur de Portofino Tom Ford 2015 Eau de Parfum

Fleur de Portofino (Eau de Parfum) by Tom Ford

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Fleur de Portofino (Eau de Parfum) (Tom Ford)

7.5 / 10 128 Ratings

Fleur de Portofino (Eau de Parfum) is a popular perfume by Tom Ford for women and men and was released in 2015. The scent is floral-citrusy. It is being marketed by Estēe Lauder Companies. Pronunciation

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Main accords

Floral

Citrus

Fresh

Sweet

Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Orange

Sicilian lemon

Calabrian bergamot

Heart Notes

Acacia

Mimosa

Osmanthus

Base Notes

Acacia honey

Perfumer

Rodrigo Flores-Roux

Ratings

Scent

7.5128 Ratings

Longevity

6.7108 Ratings

Sillage

6.5113 Ratings

Bottle

8.5131 Ratings

Value for money

5.333 Ratings

Submitted by Michael, last update on 24.02.2023.

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3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/25/2020

10
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8
Scent

Insa

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Insa

Very helpful Review 13

Flowers swim on the sea

I didn't even have this TF on my screen.
Both Mandarino di Amalfi and Sole di Positano are two summer delights for my nose.
I ordered Fleur de Portofino blind and immediately rebuked myself for it...
But you don't do that!!!
But I live a risky life and I've already fallen for so many Tom Ford scents
All right. With sweaty hands I unpack the bottle Actually, I was already deterred by the term "Fleur".
It's too late now anyway So I spray the scent on my arm...
And breathe. Mmm, it smells better than I thought. Much better I'll sniff again.
Oh, yeah, that's fine.
It goes in the direction of the Sole di Positano, but somehow it doesn't.
He's a little flowery But I don't really dislike it!
I jump up and stretch my arm out to my sister "Smell it" I command and her otherwise critical gaze changes.
"Ohhh" she says "I like him"
That's saying something...

If I could describe the fragrance, it would be like the sister of Sole di Positano.
Who likes to pick flowers from other people's gardens and loves the summer as much as I do.

I sometimes talk in my comments about the "noble soap" as fragrance DNA.
I just like good soap I get this impression also here.
One simply smells clean, luxurious and at the same time natural and authentic.

So now to the summary:
For me this fragrance is a successful alternative to Sole di Positano, if you don't want to smell the same all the time, but always the same good ;)
Both are fresh and suitable for the summer, for a day at the beach or pool.
But also for an evening walk along the sea, in a white dress with a few flowers in your hair.
This may sound corny, but it's nice, isn't it?

06/05/2019

7
Sillage 8
Longevity 8
Scent

Konsalik

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Konsalik

Helpful Review 12

The young Hepburn in Liguria

In my review of "Noir Extreme", I accused Tom Ford of silky Hollywood brutalism and gimmickry (even though I didn't find the smell "in itself" catastrophically bad). I found this somewhat superficial, scene-like ductus in almost every creation of his house in different intensity (Noir, Black Opium, For Men). And also "Fleur de Portofino" breathes a little Hollywood - but quite in the good sense!

The association that remains in my imagination throughout the entire fragrance process is that of a Hollywood star of the past who celebrated his years of early success with a villa on the Mediterranean. "Fleur de Portofino", shortly after being sprayed on, exudes an old, somewhat "vintage" image of youth and the South from a time when America, with its cultural exports, still meant promise and longing. Here "old" smelling flowers and timeless, cologne-like hesperides and woods are married in a seemingly effortless way to a kind of "Neo-Retro" that is quite a pleasure. There the young Audrey Hepburn stands in her summer dress on the balcony of her (crouched, not at all huge) villa by the sea, leans over the railing and looks teasing. The picture is black and white, but the chewing gum bubble that inflates in front of her mouth shines peach-pink. Yes, even the chewing gum (here: Osmanthus!), which I otherwise detested so much in fragrances, was artfully and without any penetrance incorporated into the scent panorama and doesn't bother a bit, on the contrary: It seems "new" - as it did when chewing gum stood for an exciting, hitherto unknown kind of self-confidence and nonchalance in old Europe.

But Mr. Konsaliki! This kitschy retro picture, this cheap child woman eroticism (chewing gum bubble!!): you can't wear it seriously!
Oh, yes, I do. Man as woman. And now they no longer bother me with their pseudo-enlightened, pseudo-enlightened conceit, I have to hop into my Alfa Romeo convertible. Can't you hear me? The strings are already in. I still have to catch that Technicolor sunset. Audrey's waiting.

01/26/2019

Oswina

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Oswina

2

Without fruit only flower

First I tested Mandarine di Amalfi and Neroli of Portofino. Both have the quenching character that Fleur lacks. I feel like they're all mixed up like Fleur. That this is the basis for the blue scents. It is then rounded off with a bit of aroma and flowers. A very pleasant radiant scent. Unobtrusively fresh, unisex, light, delicate, discreet. Only a pity that it does not last as long as desired as a perfume in this category freshness.