Passeggiata In Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

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• xelkor

  April 2, 2021

  

  Trussardi Passeggiata In Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, what a long name for a perfume. Thanks to Fina for sending me the decant so I could write this. Before trying it, I didn’t even know this collection existed. The first thing you notice is that it spikes your blood sugar to crazy levels. The opening is a Nutella-style hazelnut cream with a toasted touch, as if we’d added a bit of coffee. Gradually, a white floral heart emerges with a subtle but very present neroli. I love neroli perfumes, whether vintage, wet and green, or talcum-powdered and wilted. Here, the neroli seems like a topping to spread on your favorite hazelnut cream. It’s a fragrance with little evolution, but I don’t mind because it smells so natural, subtle, and delicate that it’s a pleasure to wear all the time. Fina says it doesn’t last long, but on my skin and my partner’s, it surpasses 10 hours, with strong projection in the first three hours and a slightly heavy trail at the start. It’s a scent that invites you to stay home with a movie, your partner, and a good blanket against the cold. That’s my favorite occasion, though I see it working well on any winter or autumn day, at night, but not for parties—more for romantic dinners and quiet, close moments. I see it as more feminine, but I like it and don’t see it clashing on a man. I don’t recommend buying it blindly due to the prohibitive price; if it cost less, it would be a 100% sure bet for all gourmand fans. If you want to see more reviews, photos, and related stuff, check out my Instagram JL_Perfumado or my YouTube channel Perfúmate Con JL.

• xelkor

  April 18, 2021

  

  Trussardi Passeggiata In Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: what a long name for a perfume that instantly sweetens my life. Thanks to Fina for sending me the decant and opening this unknown collection for me. Upon application, it spikes the sugar levels to crazy heights: it starts as a Nutella-style hazelnut cream with a toasted and coffee touch. Then a white floral heart emerges with a subtle but present neroli; I love neroli perfumes, whether vintage, wet, or talcum-powdered, and here the neroli seems like a topping to spread on your favorite cream. It has little evolution, but I don’t care at all because it smells so natural, subtle, and delicate that it’s a joy to wear all the time. Fina says it doesn’t last long, but on my skin and my partner’s, it exceeds 10 hours with projection in the first 3 hours and a heavy trail at the start. It’s the ideal scent for staying home with a movie, your partner, and a blanket against the winter cold. I see it as more feminine, but I like it and it doesn’t clash on a man. I don’t recommend buying it blindly due to its prohibitive price; if it cost less, it would be a 100% sure bet for gourmand fans. More reviews on my Instagram JL_Perfumado or YouTube Perfúmate Con JL.

• elgranpol69

  April 1, 2023

  

  Do you like hazelnuts? Read this. What a lovely surprise: it starts with a strong dose of chocolate hazelnut and cinnamon, then yields without losing its essence to a milky, creamy, and buttery scent of neroli, coconut, and white flowers over a vanilla base. The trail is huge for the first hour, but it fades quickly to become a more intimate aroma noticeable between 4 and 6 hours, after which it’s very close to the skin. I liked it quite a bit, but I’ll test it more carefully because I think I might get tired of that superlative creaminess.

• DaviniaTolkien

  December 13, 2023

  

  I have to say this perfume smells tremendous similar to By The Fireplace: I feel roasted and smoky hazelnuts, as if there were wood in the fire, without noticing coffee or cinnamon (thanks, because I don’t like cinnamon) or coconut at all, which perhaps only adds some creaminess to justify the official notes. What I do notice are the sweet neroli and a very sweet vanilla that manage to make the roasted hazelnuts leave that smoky aftertaste after half an hour and sound more like a fragrance than a simple aroma. To my nose, it doesn’t smell like Nutella, as others swear, but if you like nuts and gourmand scents, this is for you, and if you’re a fan of By The Fireplace, you’ll love it. Only for very cold climates; in moderate or cool weather it becomes stifling and suffocating. I give it 4 stars instead of 5 for its lack of year-round versatility, as it’s hard to wear in my city’s climate. Scent: 8/10, Longevity: 9/10, Sillage: 8/10, Bottle: 7/10, Climate: intense cold, Occasions: evening and night.

• DaviniaTolkien

  December 22, 2023

  

  Starting by saying it smells a lot like By The Fireplace: to my nose, it’s roasted and smoky hazelnut, with no coffee or cinnamon (thank you!), and the coconut is barely noticeable, just adding creaminess. What really stands out are the sweet neroli and an intense vanilla that, after half an hour, turn the smoky touch into a complete fragrance. It doesn’t smell like Nutella like others claim, but if you like nuts and gourmand scents, you’ll love it. If you’re a fan of By The Fireplace, you’ll think it’s gorgeous. Watch out: it’s exclusive for very cold climates; in mild temperatures, it can be overwhelming. I give it 4 stars for its lack of year-round versatility. Scent: 8/10, Longevity: 9/10, Sillage: 8/10, Bottle: 7/10. Ideal for evening and night in winter.