Brand: Versace
Basis: Original
Concentration: EDT
Sex: Men's
Generally: The blue fragrance with an edge — fresh opening, smoky-musky drydown
Season(s): Spring, Summer
Wear: Day
Occasion: Everyday, Office
Perfumer: Alberto Morillas
Creation Date: 2016

Main Accords: Aromatic Fougère

Notes
Top: Calabrian Bergamot, Grapefruit, Fig Leaf, Aquatic Notes
Middle: Violet Leaf, Papyrus, Patchouli, Black Pepper, Ambroxan
Base: Incense, Musk, Tonka Bean, Saffron

The Scent

Dylan Blue opens like a standard blue fresh fragrance — bergamot, grapefruit, something watery — then turns darker than its category: violet leaf, papyrus, incense and a musky base that lasts a full workday. It is the "blue" pick for people who find the genre too clean.

Worth Knowing

Composed by Alberto Morillas, the perfumer behind Acqua di Giò — this is his rougher-edged sequel to the genre he invented.

Where It Came From

Launched 2016; the pop-art Medusa bottle is Donatella-era Versace at full volume.

About Versace

Gianni Versace founded his house in Milan in 1978 and built it on unapologetic glamour. After his death in 1997 his sister Donatella took creative control. The fragrances, produced under licence by EuroItalia, lean loud, sunny and Mediterranean.

Hand-decanted from an authentic full-size bottle. Not affiliated with Versace.