Launched by the design house of Visconti Di Modrone in 1949, Acqua Di Selva is classified as a refined, woody, mossy fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of oakmoss, citrus and forest flavors. It is recommended for evening wear.

Entice your senses with Vince Camuto for men by Vince Camuto. This highly masculine cologne, the design house's answer to its feminine perfume, blends notes of Italian bergamot and mandarin with spicy black pepper. Subtle and intriguing accents of lavender and nutmeg provide a sensuous and enjoyable scent, making it a perfect choice for a night on the town with friends.

Created by the design house of Maurer & Wirtz in 1959, Tabac is classified as a sharp, floral, soft fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of lavender, citrus, and warm florals.

Launched by the design house of Hugo Boss, this scent elegantly combines luxury, imagination, and the spirit of adventure. Rich, earthy and euphoric it is refined by the exclusive note of the living patchouli flower.

This fragrance was created by Jovan with perfumer Murray Moscona and released in 1973. It is a floral woodsy cologne with a musky side. There are exotic spices for excited and citrus for a refreshing breeze.

An elegant and sophisticated woody/spicy fragrance for men, which was inspired by the concept of two people; the romance between a man and a woman. In this masculine scent, the top notes open with fresh lime and incense blended with anise root. The heart is composed of coconut milk with galanga and sage.

Created by the design house of Maurer & Wirtz in 1959, Tabac is classified as a sharp, floral, soft fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of lavender, citrus, and warm florals.

If you're in need of a midday refresher, spray Invictus on yourself to liven up your day. This men's fragrance reveals a number of notes, including hints of grapefruit, Hedione jasmine, patchouli, bay leaves, and oak moss. Launched by Paco Rabanne in 2013, this delightful fragrance is perfect for the man who wants to always be at his best.

Launched in 2016, Azzaro Wanted is one of the newer fragrances added to the Lorris Azzaro collection. In both smell and presentation, this cologne draws out the rebel in every man with striking aromas and a gleaming gun cylinder bottle. At the top, a refreshing mixture of lemon and ginger opens the senses to a deeper medley of exotic scents.

Created by the design house of Maurer & Wirtz in 1959, Tabac is classified as a sharp, floral, soft fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of lavender, citrus, and warm florals.

Created by the design house of Maurer & Wirtz in 1959, Tabac is classified as a sharp, floral, soft fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of lavender, citrus, and warm florals.

Launched by the design house of Calvin Klein in 1986, Obsession is classified as a refreshing, oriental, woody fragrance.This masculine scent possesses a blend of lavender, mandarin, clove, nutmeg and amber. It is recommended for office wear.

Euphoria is a cologne launched by Calvin Klein in 2006. In the woody aromatic group of fragrance, this scent opens with the top notes of aromatic ginger and pepper. Herbal aromas take center stage in the heart of the fragrance with essences of sage, black basil, and cedar.

Launched by the design house of Royal Copenhagen in 1970, Royal Copenhagen is classified as a refined, oriental, woody fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of orange, lemon, jasmine, moss, and amber. It is recommended for evening wear.

You'd expect nothing less than a manly fragrance from the design house of Versace, and you'll get it with Versace Eros, a decadent fragrance for men of distinction. This woody fresh scent has a definitive oriental vibe that is daring and adventurous-just like you. It features a crisp zing of mint oil embraced by fruity green apple and Italian lemon with memorable notes of geranium flowers and Venezuelan ambroxan in a succulently sensuous medley that clings to your skin all day.

Launched by the design house of Liz Claiborne in 1996, Curve is classified as a refreshing, spicy, lavender, amber fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of fresh greens, warm wind, pepper, finishing with mahogany and water. It is recommended for daytime wear.

Hermes harkens to the scent of a natural man living in splendor. This elegant fragrance debuted on the market in 2006 and quickly defined itself as a leading industry standard.

Recently launched in 2016, Versace Pour Homme Dylan Blue by Versace provides a delicate balance of citrus, spicy and musk accords, creating an ideal daily scent. The fragrance opens with fresh top notes of water, grapefruit, fig and bergamot. These are followed by a complex middle blend of floral and woodsy violet leaf, papyrus and patchouli mixed with spicy black pepper and ambroxan.

Paul Sebastian by Paul Sebastian was launched by the design house in 1979, and is classified as a refined, subtle, spicy and aromatic fragrance. Recommended primarily for evening wear, the scent is a lovely blend of lavender, sage, jasmine, rose, amber, and musk. It beautifully evokes the time period in which it originated, and men who wear it will express an air of sophistication and class.

Unleash your inner savage and be the alpha of the pack with Sauvage by Dior. This remix of the 1996 Eau Sauvage is a modern take of the original’s fresh, ferocious fragrance. Inspired by the fierce plains and wild open spaces of feral lands, Sauvage would unleash your unruly side with its primal and breezy scent.

Davidoff launched the legendary fragrance Davidoff Cool Water for men in 1988. This scent revolutionized men’s fragrances thanks to the air of freshness injected into the mixture. This sharp and intense cologne manages to combine a crispness that resonates with men from all walks of life.

As a man who made the enjoyment of life a philosophy, Zino Davidoff believed in enriching the world with beauty and elegance. The son of an immigrant tobacco merchant in Geneva Switzerland, Davidoff journeyed to Latin America at 18 in 1924 to learn the tobacco trade. Returning to Geneva and taking over the family business in the early 1930s, Davidoff saw his family’s shop thrive in the haven Switzerland had become for the wealthy in World War II. The marketing of Cuban cigars, his desktop cigar humidor and his writings on cigar smoking and Cuban brands made Davidoff very well known and successful. He sold his business to the Max Oettinger Company in 1970 but stayed on as the ambassador for the Davidoff brand until his death in 1994. A holding company founded in 1885, Max Oettiger recognized the reputation of both Davidoff the man and his wares and realized they had the perfect products and vehicle to take this brand to the next level. Eventually, 80% of Oettiger’s revenue would be derived from tobacco and smokers’ accessories marketed primarily under the Davidoff name while 20% came from other products such as writing instruments, cognacs, leather goods and fragrances.

The first Davidoff fragrance, Davidoff, was launched in 1984 and embodies the brand’s philosophy of “the good life”. Pure complete scents is the ideology behind these perfumes and colognes as no self respecting person should be without a Davidoff fragrance. Cool Water cologne, which debuted in 1988, remains amongst the best selling and highest rated men’s fragrances. Cool Water perfume was introduced in 1996.

Launched by the design house of Pino Sylvestre in 1955. It is the result of the following top fragrance Notes: bergamot, basil and lemon. The middle notes are: juniper, cedar and tree moss and the base of the fragrance is: pine, musk and amber.

Born in 1944, German fashion designer Wolfgang Joop (pronounced “yope”) was, at the insistence of his father, studying advertising psychology in college until disinterest got the better of him and he dropped to work as a restaurateur and involve himself in the art world . In 1969 Joop began to study art formally but again, did not complete this course of training. It was not until he entered a fashion competition sponsored by Constance magazine of which he was awarded the top three prizes that his fashion career began in earnest.

Joop became a fashion editor at Neue Mode magazine until he left to work independently as a freelance journalist and designer in 1971. In 1978 he launched his first fur collection which garnered rave reviews. Joop introduced his first women’s ready to wear collection in the early 1980s followed by his first men’s wear collection. Shoes, jewelry, eyewear and fragrances soon followed and the designer branded his house JOOP!—with the exclamation representing energy and excitement.

His first self titled perfume, JOOP! by JOOP! was introduced in 1987 and this fresh, warm and flowery fragrance was an immediate hit. Other popular JOOP! women’s perfumes include the intoxicating yet simple All About Eve, the rich and glamorous Jette and the sensuous Jette By Night. Popular JOOP! men’s colognes include the classic spicy and woody JOOP! for Men introduced in 1989, the complicated yet exciting Go, the refreshing Jump, the alluring Night Flight as well as Wolfgang Joop.

Created by the design house of Maurer & Wirtz in 1959, Tabac is classified as a sharp, floral, soft fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of lavender, citrus, and warm florals.