/fa/ - Fashion

>>17638952
Antaeus is also a classic as far as mythologically-named perfumes go

>>17522571
I second Antaeus, that's always smelled like an aristocratic vampire to me. Encre Noire is a little goth but more of "calm and moody goth" like a forest in the morning or something
Antaeus has all the vampiric elements:
>classic chypre structure evokes old money aristocrats
>animalic leather evokes the bestial edge and danger
>rose adds some romanticism and sophistication
>smoky, incensy resins add a gothic, mysterious flare

just made a quick trip by the local sephora to try whatever I felt like. some notes:
>H24
I've warmed up a lot to this one. nice and unique sweet fruity floral with green and metallic notes to keep it from being too sugary. smells synthetic in an interesting way with an "airy" feeling. feels much more original than all the sauvages, bleus and light blues it's going up against but still very easy to wear
>Kenzo Homme EDP
a darker marine scent with woody and patchouli elements. pleasant enough, but doesn't excite me, feels very reserved. I'm not all that into aquatics and it looks like quentin bish's take on the genre isn't going to change that
>Chanel Antaeus
still beautiful, top 5 frags I've tried so far. I think I'll get a bottle this autumn. I wonder if I can pull it off

>>17122746
this is what I will wear if I ever lose my twinkish looks

anything else I should try if I like Antaeus?