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Myrrhe Impériale
It starts on saffron. It ends, hours later, on vanilla. Giorgio Armani Myrrhe Impériale is everything that happens in between.
How it moves
The first breath is saffron and pink pepper, and it is loud about it. Myrrh and benzoin are where it actually lives. What is left hours later is amber and vanilla, and that is the part people follow you for.
Who made it
Olivier Pescheux composed it in 2013, for Giorgio Armani in Italy. Olivier Pescheux's 2013 Prive release is a resinous myrrh built on amber, benzoin and vanilla with a saffron and pink pepper lift.
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- Who made Giorgio Armani Myrrhe Impériale?
- It was composed by Olivier Pescheux, released in 2013 for Giorgio Armani.