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Sì
Armani

Composition

Sì Armani: A touch of retro and Italian elegance In 2013, Armani, the celebrated Italian haute couture and perfume house, released the fragrance Sì. Sì is a luminous tribute to women, girlish women, elegant women, enterprising women, loving women

A creator of luxury ready-to-wear, Giorgio Armani is also a renowned perfumer. Armani Sì, released in 2013, beautifully embodies Italian seduction. With an allure both chic and ultra-feminine, Armani Sì is the fragrance symbol of Mediterranean elegance. This fruity chypre honors women, as Giorgio Armani himself states: Armani Sì is my tribute to modern femininity, an irresistible moment of grace, strength and independence of spirit.

Sì, ultra-feminine notes

It should be noted that Sì means yes in Italian. Sì Armani is therefore an essence that wishes to say yes to life, but also yes to modern femininity. It was Christine Nagel, a perfumer at Mane, who created the composition of Sì. Born to an Italian mother and a Swiss father, Christine Nagel perfectly understood what the Italian woman represents for Armani. Sì, defined as a fruity chypre, is in fact a chypre reimagined, made much more modern. Bergamot in the top note opens the fragrance with freshness and lightness. In the heart note, blackcurrant bud is revealed. It should be noted that blackcurrant bud is a very costly ingredient in perfumery, and therefore rarely used. It blends with freesia and jasmine. Both give off an incredible luminosity as well as very floral notes. Rose then lends the essential feminine beauty to the elegance of this fragrance. The base is meant to be both gourmand and sensual. Here, patchouli pairs with vanilla, which wraps the composition in a dose of exoticism. Vanilla combines with blond wood for a touch of sensuality, as well as with orcanox notes, a woody note resembling the scent of ambergris.

Sì, the choice of noble ingredients

For this ode to femininity, Giorgio Armani wished to choose noble ingredients. First, one finds blackcurrant bud, rarely used because it is so costly. Jasmine and orange blossom are noble ingredients, used for their feminine beauty as well as their incredible luminosity. The queen of flowers comes to accentuate this delicate sensuality. Blond wood is likewise a noble and precious material. At once warm, dusty and delicate, blond wood lends a composition majestic tones between amber and musk. Finally, orcanox is a noble ingredient even though it is reproduced in the laboratory. It resembles the tones of ambergris, offering a gentle sensuality.

With Armani Sì, the house of Armani wished to honor femininity. Here, it is an ode that Armani wished to offer to every woman. Between noble ingredients and the beauty of the composition, Sì Armani is an ultra-feminine essence that adapts wonderfully well to the grace of every woman.