There are two perfumes by this name- I am definitely reviewing the Versace one. It was formulated in 1984 so you know it will be strong. It opens with citrus ( lemon and orange- fortunately not mandarin) and a good dash of green vetiver, then tones down to sandalwood, cinnamon, cedar and patchouli. There are base notes of oakmoss, vanilla ( not too much), amber and leather as well as ( if I am not mistaken) some lovely gardenia. There is also rose in there, a lovely dark red velvety masculine rose like a big crimson Fragrant Cloud. It is very masculine, confident and sexy. You can wear this with leather and jeans or down town in a tux- not sure ...  Read the complete review

Versace L'Homme EDT. Bought for me as a gift, this designer label scent should have been wonderful, but I couldn't wait to use it up! It's one of those scents which reminds me of cheap (women's') perfume from the 1970s. The bottle itself is attractive with clear, colourless glass which is stylishly ribbed towards the shoulders. It is topped by a black plastic atomiser. Unfortunately, even this reminds me of perfumes from yesteryear! A couple of sprays from the atomiser is all that it needed (after all, it is quite a costly scent - about £30 for 75ml). Also in it's favour is the fact that it does last all evening, and this is ...  Read the complete review