Gucci Fragrance

The legendary House of Gucci launched in 1921 when Italian businessman Guccio Gucci opened his first family-owned leather shop in Florence. The company expanded to establish new stores in Rome, Milan and New York City before Mr. Gucci died in 1953. The brand's image has shifted throughout the decades, while the company remains committed to producing fine luxury goods. Gucci is best known for creating opulent perfumes and colognes with woody, incense, gourmand and floral notes.

With so many standouts to choose from, it's hard to pick a favorite Gucci perfume. Several remain bestsellers years after their debuts. Gucci Bloom (2017) is an Alessandro Michele creation blossoming with jasmine, tuberose and Chinese honeysuckle. Gucci Guilty (2010) is a signature fragrance with a captivating composition of black currant, pink pepper, jasmine, amber and white musk. Gucci Bamboo (2015) strikes an impressive balance, pairing Tahitian vanilla and amber with orange blossom and Casablanca lily.

Several Gucci colognes are go-to scents and guilty pleasures. Guilty Pour Homme (2011) is the men's edition of the original 2010 fragrance, blending patchouli and cedar with orange blossom and lavender. Gucci Guilty Black (2013) revisits the original 2011's scent profile and adds coriander for a little extra spice. Gucci Guilty Absolute (2017) pairs cypress wood and patchouli with golden wood and vetiver.

Gucci's commitment to high-quality standards remains evident in its couture, handbags, accessories and fragrances. Skilled perfume crafting and exceptional raw materials ensure long-lasting fragrances.

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FragranceX offers an extensive collection of Gucci perfumes and colognes. You'll find 100% authentic scents ranging in price from $8.99 to $297.49.