Passeggiata in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Trussardi 2020

People should stop associating hazelnut with nutella… smells nothing like nutella, in fact there’s NO CHOCOLATE notes… The hazelnut with coffee can give a chocolaty vibe, but nutella? No.

The coffee note is present, so i would say it can reminds me of a latte, but also not really? The hazelnut and coffee can be individually distinct in the fragrance and when it fades, it’s like a very sweet tuberose. Very yummy scent !

I kind of had a nose blind spraying this, I just had to walk to my living room for my family to notice me, even far away.

The longevity is AMAZING as much as the sillage, lasts all day and projects very far.

Every detail exudes luxury: from heavy, wonderful and classy bottle, materials, little x stich on the back of the cap's bottom, cap shaped like a head of a Italian greyhound... Pure luxury and class. Refined, definitely more of a gallery audience, less of a museum crowd.
Scent is also "best in class" type: nutty, creamy, but not overtly sweet or powdery. I smell whiffs of latte (milky, foamy or steamed accord). Coffee is not raw, not espresso-like. Underneath it all, masterfully blended white florals, just perfect, keeping it on a "fresh" and not cloying side.
On my skin, not much of an evolution going on, I can smell divine hazelnut and creamy coffee from start 'till the end. Also very potent and long-lasting, it'll full your nostrils all day long. More of a fall/winter fragrance, true gourmand without being too edible or (chocolate) messy. Warm, comforting and old money type of a scent.
One of my favorites, definitely.

The hazelnut and coffe start is absolutely amazing. Perfectly gourmand to the point of inducing salivation. A must try for all those who like me, can't never get enough hazelnuts.

The middle stage is a blend of creamy happy white florals. Progressively but not slowly, the coconut comes in and stays there mixed with the base notes. Cedar and vanille are more prominent on my skin than musk. This drydown has a bread bakery vibe which I guess comes as an ilusión effect from the blend of cedar wood with the rest of notes.

There is also a milky bitter smell there which I can feel only if I get my nose close to the skin. I like it, it is strangely pleasent and private. This note is not there when sprayed on clothes, it just develops on skin.

Passeggiatta is not as simple as the note list might suggest.

I wish the first stages had a slower transition but other than that, I'm really happy with this acquisition.

Moderate sillage and aproximately 8h life on my skin. Lasts for days on clothes.

The bottle and presentation are also very nicely worked.

Tons of powdery cinnamon and a hazelnut coffee flavored lip smacker.

There’s no Nutella dipped tuberose on me unfortunately; it’s a somewhat indie-smelling hazelnut with a minor buzz of nondescript white florals in the background.

I really wanted to like this because I want a greyhound bottle; but on me I feel like this is less enjoyable than the various B&BW options that are like a quarter of the discount price.

This scent opens with a rich Baileys and Nutella vibe, but also has an unexpected subtle hint reminiscent of bifidobacteria pills, adding an interesting twist. It quickly softens into a warm, comforting blend of cocoa, hazelnuts, and vanilla, evoking childhood memories of winter mornings and gift unwrapping. Toward the end, I started to notice coconut notes, and the scent became more powdery, yet still retained its gourmand quality.

The projection is mostly close to the skin, with a subtle gourmand trail that’s pleasant without being overwhelming.

While the longevity is moderate on the skin (around 7-8 hours), it lingers beautifully on clothes for days, retaining a soft, sweet essence, though it did leave an oily stain on my t-shirt.

Overall, it’s a pleasant, if somewhat linear, fragrance that feels comforting. I would consider it perfect if the starting Nutella/Baileys notes lasted longer.