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Gucci fragrance is very popular as a leader of handbags and expensive accessories, and now it entered the market of perfumes also with the range of stunning feminine perfumes which move from day-to-day life to special occasions without any efforts. Today’s women do not like to go out without any kind of fragrance on her body, so Gucci is the perfect perfume for women who desire to feel special all the time in front of other people.

Interesting to know, that The House of Gucci is an Italian fashion brand, part of the Gucci Group, which is owned by French company Pinault-Printemps-Redoute. The original Gucci company was founded by Guccio Gucci in Florence in 1921.
Rush was developed in 1999 by perfumer Michel Almairac, whose impressive body of work includes such famous creations as Dior Fahrenheit and Chopard Casmir and excellent, if underrated, fragrances like L’Artisan Voleur de Roses and Rochas Aquawoman. With Rush, Almairac attempted to modernize chypre, a classical perfumery accord that predates even the birth of modern perfumery in the late 19th century. Chypre has a very distinctive character, where the powdery darkness of moss interplays with dry patchouli, sweet floral notes and effervescent citrus. The mossy-patchouli character of Rush becomes apparent on the first inhale, before one even notices that the sparkle of the composition is set not by the classical citrus, but by the floral notes. The traditional pairing of rose and jasmine is reinterpreted as crisp and abstract, oscillating between magnolia and freesia. The fruity notes are milky, creamy, enveloping, but the effect is more of a dry peach skin, rather than the juicy flesh. A dose of vanilla serves to round out Rush and soften the angular beauty of its mossy woods.

Rush does not explore the dark terrain of chypre; instead, it goes for the luminous facets of this interesting fragrance structure. The main accents to the mossy woody notes of the fragrance are the milky-sweet note of peach and the radiance of the jasmine-lily of the valley note of hedione. While this by itself is not novel–Guerlain Mitsouko is a famous peach chypre, and the patchouli-hedione accord is the backbone of Diorella, among others–Rush achieves a striking degree of complexity through the careful balance of its accords. While one sees the base notes of Rush as soon as it is applied on the skin, the fragrance still undergoes interesting changes before the exquisite combination of moss, patchouli, vetiver and musk takes centerstage. To tie it in with my recent discussion of a fragrance pyramid, it is a great example of a modern laconic style being able to convey a complex idea. I find wearing Rush to be a pleasure, as it has a beautiful sillage and a very memorable aura. It suggests elegance with a hint of mystery.

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