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Gucci No. 1(1963)
Gucci · Guy Robert · Floral
At a glance
Created by Guy Robert for Gucci, this composition opens on aldehydes, bergamot, and peach, moves through a heart of rose, jasmine, and iris, and closes on sandalwood, amber, and musk. It represented one of the Italian fashion house's earliest fragrance releases, extending Robert's aldehydic-floral expertise, already demonstrated with Hermes's Caleche, to a different couture identity.
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This scent's iris note relies on ionone, a synthetic discovery from 1893 that made violet-family scents affordable for the first time.
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