Le Vestiaire - Wild Leather Yves Saint Laurent 2021
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Suede or suede leather
Wild Leather is the new fragrance from YSL's La Vestiaire series. What did they put in our wardrobe this time, after we had to wait a very long time for it to appear: wild leather or suede? Because suede doesn't have to be wild. Everyone has associations. For me, it's often the suede men's blousons from the 1990s. Stubborn people still wear them today. You didn't and don't look bad dressed in them. Otherwise shoes, bags, gloves, upholstered furniture.
The name means but probably not suede, which in English yes rather with suede or velour.
It is supposed to be wild leather. Or not? The fragrance pyramid indicates suede. Also black leather. Whereas with my eyes closed, I probably couldn't smell a difference between a black and a brown leather jacket.
To make a long story short, it's not a wild or even nefarious leather. It's a gentle, but classy leather. It even starts off a little fresh-peppery with a bouquet of florals. Definitely unisex. The leather note that enters is not dominant, it blends in and thus the overall impression goes more to a fine handbag, briefcase or leather gloves that come from a department store where the leather goods section is right next to the perfumery. It's not the leather smell of a new satchel and the leather isn't fresh from the tannery. It has taken on the subtle hint of florals and spices, even I would say the hint of luxury, but without coming across as ostentatious.
The fragrance I see, or rather: smell, on ladies and gentlemen, not exactly with the youngest. For me, it would have liked to be rougher. Oh the listed licorice note does not reveal itself to me. Sometimes I like the combination licorice-leather very much.
The durability and sillage is enormous and the fragrance still hangs a day later in the shirt.
Whether I would wear it in the summer- rather not. Maybe on a cool summer evening, when the citrus cologne or the Aquate, which one wore during the day, has long since given up the ghost.
The Wild Leather is now nothing new or even unusual and price-wise one comes with comparable fragrances also sometimes cheaper to the train.
But he fits well into La Vestiaire - in the wardrobe of men and women who appreciate good
The name means but probably not suede, which in English yes rather with suede or velour.
It is supposed to be wild leather. Or not? The fragrance pyramid indicates suede. Also black leather. Whereas with my eyes closed, I probably couldn't smell a difference between a black and a brown leather jacket.
To make a long story short, it's not a wild or even nefarious leather. It's a gentle, but classy leather. It even starts off a little fresh-peppery with a bouquet of florals. Definitely unisex. The leather note that enters is not dominant, it blends in and thus the overall impression goes more to a fine handbag, briefcase or leather gloves that come from a department store where the leather goods section is right next to the perfumery. It's not the leather smell of a new satchel and the leather isn't fresh from the tannery. It has taken on the subtle hint of florals and spices, even I would say the hint of luxury, but without coming across as ostentatious.
The fragrance I see, or rather: smell, on ladies and gentlemen, not exactly with the youngest. For me, it would have liked to be rougher. Oh the listed licorice note does not reveal itself to me. Sometimes I like the combination licorice-leather very much.
The durability and sillage is enormous and the fragrance still hangs a day later in the shirt.
Whether I would wear it in the summer- rather not. Maybe on a cool summer evening, when the citrus cologne or the Aquate, which one wore during the day, has long since given up the ghost.
The Wild Leather is now nothing new or even unusual and price-wise one comes with comparable fragrances also sometimes cheaper to the train.
But he fits well into La Vestiaire - in the wardrobe of men and women who appreciate good
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