Primo Piano by Casati
Men Women 2026
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Primo Piano by Casati Is an Oriental Floral of Magnetic Contrasts Primo Piano is Casati's new fragrance, introduced in 2026 as an Oriental Floral built for both women and men. The composition is the work of the perfumer Karine Vinchon Spehner. The scent is built on contrasts: the bright spice of pink pepper meets green, milky heart notes, then descends…
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Key notes
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Top
pink pepper
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Heart
green notes
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Base
Animal Notes
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About Primo Piano
Primo Piano by Casati Is an Oriental Floral of Magnetic Contrasts
Primo Piano is Casati's new fragrance, introduced in 2026 as an Oriental Floral built for both women and men. The composition is the work of the perfumer Karine Vinchon Spehner.
The scent is built on contrasts: the bright spice of pink pepper meets green, milky heart notes, then descends into a darker base of animalic notes, frankincense, tobacco, and myrrh.
The opening of Primo Piano is immediately striking. Pink pepper adds a sparkling, savory bite, while ambrette musk and a note called 'poison' introduce a seductive, slightly dangerous undercurrent. It is a bold beginning, one that signals a fragrance with both light and shadow.
In the heart, the mood becomes softer and more enveloping. Green notes keep the composition fresh, while tuberose unfolds its creamy, white-floral character with a hint of indole. Milk adds a smooth, lactonic texture that cushions the sharper edges and gives the perfume a subtle skin-like warmth.
The base is where Primo Piano reveals its deepest character. Animalic notes, frankincense, tobacco, and myrrh build a warm, balsamic, slightly smoky trail. The blend of milky softness and resinous darkness makes for a complex drydown, balancing sweetness, greenness, and a rich ambered glow.
The key accords—amber, musky, animalic, green, sweet, tuberose, tobacco, lactonic, balsamic, and white floral—confirm a dense and multifaceted structure. This is not a minimalist Oriental Floral; it reveals itself in layers and rewards anyone who gives it time.
Primo Piano will appeal to perfume lovers who enjoy dramatic contrasts and uncompromising compositions. It suits those drawn to green brightness, creamy florals, and animalic, smoky, balsamic foundations alike.
With Primo Piano, Casati delivers a distinctive Oriental Floral that feels personal and layered. Early ratings sit at a strong 4 out of 5, and it is easy to see why: this is a scent that asks to be worn slowly and discovered over time.
Spices Musk, amber and animalic Green, herbal and fougère White flowers Woods and mosses Resins and balsams
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