Category: Parfum
Venice, the riparian city of love. In that year of 1725 was born the man whose name would symbolize seduction : Giacomo Girolamo Casanova.
« What is love then? An illness to which man is prone to any age ».
The scent is so evocative, it genuinely makes me think of old Venice and candlelit romance every time I spray it. I love how it seems to settle into something warmer and more personal after about an hour on my skin.
The bottle arrived wrapped like a love letter, and that 1725 on the front feels like a secret nod to Casanova’s own charm. I sprayed it on before a dinner date and the scent lingered just enough to keep me second-guessing my own reflection. It’s not loud, but it’s memorable—exactly what I hoped for.
The year on the label hooked me right away—1725, Casanova’s birth year—and the scent itself is just as romantic as that story. It lasts through a full evening out, and the dry-down is warm and smooth without ever turning cloying. I’ve worn it three times since it arrived, and each time someone asks
