Our take
What does Roberto Cavalli smell like?
Launched in 2012, Roberto Cavalli Eau de Parfum translates the Florentine designer's sensual, animal-print world into a generous oriental floral, in a bottle decorated with leopard motifs. The opening pairs pink pepper, cedar and plum for an entrance that is prickly, woody and fruity at once. The heart installs orange blossom and jasmine, bright, honeyed and slightly heady. The base of tonka, vanilla and benzoin adds a resinous, ambery, almost balsamic sweetness that extends the heart's sensuality. The benzoin gives the whole a warm, enveloping texture, like heavy fabric. The result is an assertive, sweet and sensual oriental floral made for evenings.
When to wear it
Evenings or dates in autumn and winter; it suits lovers of warm, sensual oriental florals.
It belongs to the Floral, Oriental / Amber family. Roberto Cavalli is one of 1 creations by Roberto Cavalli in our encyclopedia.
