Wanted: A bold and intriguing fragrance from Azzaro If Azzaro was initially a house devoted exclusively to celebrating feminine beauty, it very quickly became an emblem of masculinity in perfumery terms. Indeed, its fragrance Azzaro pour Homme is known to all today.
A cylinder read as a loaded revolver barrel, offered in 50, 100 and 150 ml, whose shape is echoed by the flankers in the line.
The bottle takes the shape of a revolver barrel. Azzaro describes it as a collector's object with a techno-chic and mechanical inspiration, a symbol of freedom and virility, whose shape evokes the games of love and chance and presents itself as the ultimate weapon of seduction. The house adds that the blazing, gleaming metal of the container echoes the sun-kissed fragrance it holds.
A detailed description divides the object into two parts: an intricately worked silver-toned metal part, with a guilloché pattern, featuring a bullet chamber, and a part of clear glass revealing the golden juice. The bullets are represented there by gilded elements bearing an engraved sun, and the cap symbolizes their release. Art direction is attributed there to Pierre Aulas, of Ego Facto; this attribution is not confirmed elsewhere.
Azzaro notes the existence of a 150 ml format presented as a unique collector's object. The eau de toilette is otherwise distributed in 50 and 100 ml in France, and in 3.4 oz in the United States, where a product page labels the container a revolver cylinder.