Uomo
Valentino Uomo, Italian refinement Italian designer Valentino Garavani opened his first couture house in Rome in 1960. Valentino enjoyed playing with the codes of fashion. He liked working with noble materials, shapes and colors, especially red, which quickly became Valentino red.

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Valentino collections are recognized for their elegance, their classicism, and their sense of detail. Its first perfume, Valentino, is still a success today. Valentino Uomo is the first men's fragrance. A luxurious fragrance, Valentino Uomo is a tribute to Rome, a city of art, history and above all dolce vita!
The sophisticated notes of Valentino Uomo
The Valentino Uomo man is above all a refined man. Elegant by presence, he approaches life carelessly. He is not a man of appearances, he is himself. Valentino Uomo bases its strength of character on the quintessence of masculine elegance. The Valentino Uomo fragrance unfolds entirely with subtlety. It opens on the vivid notes of bergamot. Myrtle comes delicately disrupting the luminous elegance of this bergamot, worked for the occasion in a spicier way than usual. This Italian harmony is then wrapped in warm coffee combined with the iridescent, creamy notes of gianduja. The intensity then rises a notch. White leather in the base note combines with the nobility of cedar for a musky, balanced whole. Valentino Uomo delivers here a leathery and irresistibly masculine composition.
The iconic bottle of Valentino Uomo
The Italian soul of Valentino Uomo shows through even in its bottle. Very carefully crafted, the bottle is extremely pleasant to look at. Combining tradition and modernity, the architectural style with studded glass is a sign of absolute refinement. The relief of the glass recalls the cut stones of a typical Italian palazzo. Held in crystal glass, the transparent taupe-colored juice contrasts with the metallic bronze reflections of the signature plaque. The neck of the bottle is adorned with a gold metal ring, a Valentino signature. Each of the ingredients has been chosen and worked with care, in order to achieve a particularly refined composition. French actor Louis Garrel represents Valentino Uomo, an ambassador meant to embody nonchalance and a touch of rebelliousness. It is in the heart of the streets of Rome that this dark, brooding Italian draws his strength and his beauty.
In keeping with Valentino's clothing lines, the house's first men's fragrance reaffirms Italian refinement. Choice ingredients, an extraordinary composition, an iconic bottle, an ambassador — everything here has been designed to express Italian elegance. Valentino Uomo received three awards at the 23rd edition of the FIFI Awards, namely the award for best men's fragrance, the award for the most beautiful bottle, as well as the men's Golden FIFI. Refinement, yes, but the Italian way!
Olfactory pyramid
- Top notesThe first minutes
- Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Base notesWhat lingers
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