Eau Pour Homme, launched by Giorgio Armani in 1984, is the men's fragrance that best reflects the designer's creative philosophy. The bottle, characterized by rounded shoulders and a masculine structure, is the perfect visual expression of its contents. The heart of the cologne is dominated by a timeless fragrance with a classic Italian style, which Giorgio Armani has embellished with a touch of ease, a spontaneous freshness and a warm, serene virility. The formula of Eau pour Homme was masterfully conceived and over the years has won over three generations of men. True to itself, it has remained unchanged to this day. At the top, the fresh citrus notes of bitter orange and mandarin flood you like the sea kissed by the morning sun, enlivened by spicy accents of coriander. Spices, nutmeg and cumin follow, wrapped in sweet notes of neroli. Rich and intense, this freshness is warmed by the woody tones of cedar and patchouli, accords with a wild spirit, persistent but perfectly controlled. Fruit of the skillful marriage of light and shadow, the splendor of the sun and the mystery of the undergrowth, Eau Pour Homme perfectly reflects the Armani style.