A woody-oriental fragrance for women created in 2018 by perfumer Alberto Morillas for the famous Italian fashion house Gucci. The exciting, bold and radiant fragrance envelops you in an unearthly sensual cloud of aromatic nuances and gives you intense, bright and sunny colors that adorn your natural feminine image. The light joyful aroma opens with juicy berry notes of fragrant blackberry, which passionately intertwine with floral velvety-spicy honey shades of damask rose and pure deep spicy-coniferous notes of cypress.
The sensual attractive trail of Gucci Guilty Absolute Pour Femme perfume flows with warm woody-spicy penetrating accents of patchouli and a subtle refreshing accord of noble precious amber.
- product type
- perfume
- fragrance family
- oriental, floral
- top notes
- bitter almond, mandarin, bergamot
- heart notes
- wisteria, patchouli, rose
- base notes
- amaretto, tonka bean, coffee, vanilla
Founded in Florence in 1921, the fashion house Gucci is one of the leading global fashion brands. Today, Gucci is an amazing combination of innovative approaches to fashion and a rich history of Italian traditions.
In 2015, Alessandro Michele became the creative director of the brand. In just a few years, he succeeded in creating unique collections, attracting new celebrities (including Jared Leto, Lana Del Rey, and others), and strengthening the position of the Gucci empire, where every detail of clothing and accessories now contains the new DNA of the brand – uncompromising, bold, and captivating.
In 2019, the fashion house released an updated collection of Gucci cosmetics, marking the dawn of a new era in Gucci Beauty. In Alessandro Michele’s view, makeup is a manifesto of beauty. As a true guru of self-expression beyond any boundaries, the creative director believes that makeup reveals a person’s character and personality. Makeup should not hide flaws – on the contrary, it should highlight them, helping true beauty to emerge.
Imperfections should be visible, not hidden. This way, everyone can create the makeup they want, revealing their own "self," allowing themselves to be themselves or transform into who they have always wanted to be.
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