In my opinion, Jimmy Choo Man Blue offers no competition for Sauvage or Bleu. But resembles, after a while, to the good and old Armani Code, only lighter. It does not have good projection but lasts more than six hours on my skin. It would be a very wise choice early in my professional career, about 20 years ago, and I think it's a great choice for anyone who is going through that moment now. all in all, I personally really really REALLY like the smell itself, but the performance is just more than very disappointing. which is almost regular for jimmy Choo fragrances. Choo Man Blue is actually one of the better "Blue" fragrances I've smelled recently. In fact it's a hell of a lot better than Versace Dylan Blue which I finally sampled for the first time last month. While I don't think it's a great fragrance, and it's certainly not anything particularly new, if you were a guy looking for one of these "blue" sorts of scents and didn't want to spend a whole lot, you could certainly do a lot worse than Choo Man Blue.

the notes are mixed in a really good way that it was hard for me to realise what those slightly unnoticed notes were until I came on here. On the skin, the fragrance starts with greener and citrus tones. The bergamot is really present, but it lasts a short time. In a matter of minutes, a more elegant side begins to appear, as if a piece of suede had been thrown over what was there, muffling the aromatic content and making room for what is to come. You can notice some nuances of the cypress (between citrus and camphoraceous), but the sweet and soft side of the amber wins the battle. Then, a sweeter base appears, able to make you remind of tonka beans. It's the sandalwood, creamy, flirting with the vanilla.First off - there is nothing perceptably "blue" about this fragrance, other than the bottle and the name. Amber maybe, but blue? No. Think Armani Code with some sweet amber added in. The woody aromatic leathery fragrance was designed for Jimmy Choo by Nathalie Lorson. “I composed this set of textures around three impacting elements: the aromatic and velvety texture of sage leaves, the grained and raw texture of leather and the smooth texture of sandalwood to create a masculine and modern addiction,” explains Nathalie Lorson. Jimmy Choo Man Blue was launched in August 2018, giving continuity to the brand's line of men's fragrances after the launch of the traditional version in 2014, followed by the Intense (2016) and Ice (2017) versions.

Shopping for a special occasion? Indulge in a pair of red-carpet-worthy Jimmy Choo heels. Expect crystal-adorned straps, pearl detailing and glitter degradé finishes. Mid-heel courts are just as well suited to your nine-to-five as they are on the dancefloor. You'll find an array of materials, from buttery suede to logo-embossed leather. Give your casual ensembles a shake-up with some daring trainers. Resin gems, gold-tone metallic panels and all-over sequins are a few of the bold accents you can spot throughout the collection. You won't be sacrificing style for comfort with a pair of flats. From woven raffia to semi-sheer mesh to fluffy wool, there's an abundance of textural finishes to choose from. Guy Laroche Drakkar Noir EDT is a good, short-lived, lavender, mossy oakmoss, leather, green woody fir, spicy mint, coriander, sandalwood, and vetiver fragrance.The opulent aesthetic of Jimmy Choo heels has been turning heads for over three decades. This iconic London-based brand crafts a broad range of covetable footwear. In our collection, you'll find sandals, pumps and other luxury shoes that blend classic style with bold creativity. sillage, i tested this with a couple of friends, if you walk past them, the scent can be noticed for only 1-2 seconds and then it completely is not noticed in the path you took. Jimmy Choo crafts this footwear expertly from high-quality materials, with buttery suede, luscious satin and supremely soft Nappa leather providing immaculate textures for uppers and linings. Surfaces are further embellished with a variety of prestige touches – think gold Jimmy Choo heels with coarse glitter or a pair of courts trimmed with shimmering pearls and genuine Swarovski crystals. Abstract graphic prints and silver-toned hardware are also featured as part of the more-is-more look. Blue may starts out with a bright and sweet pop, but that totally belies what lurks beneath and emerges within minutes.