Guerlain Habit Rouge

A classic of French elegance, Habit Rouge Eau de Toilette is celebrated for its fresh citrus notes. Created in 1965, Habit Rouge was the first amber fragrance for men in perfumery. From its launch, this tribute to Guerlain's passion for horse training surprised with its sensual and bold vanilla aromas. With its modern geometry and mastery of form, Habit Rouge exudes a timelessly elegant French charm. It embraces a dandy who dares to be different, combining sophistication and refinement. He lives passionately and is marked by a trace of extreme sensuality.

Amber citrus notes, dynamic, passionate, and bold, this fragrance alternates between citrusy, warm, and vanilla-accented, expressing the genius of contrast and well-controlled emotions. Habit Rouge reveals a spicy, woody heart, nuanced with neroli and jasmine notes. Leather and oud wood notes bloom in the base, softened by the sweetness of vanilla and patchouli.

The bottle features a square, faceted, and refined design that draws elegant lines from a heritage model by Guerlain. It has a heavy, matte cap that borrows guilloché details from the world of watchmaking.

As a tribute to the art of riding, Jean-Paul Guerlain created the first oriental fragrance for men in perfumery in 1965. Habit Rouge refers to the famous red jackets worn by riders. It is a fragrance that unites earth, warm leather, and the forest, reflecting a figure of mastery, refinement, and strong instinct.