Trussardi Fragrance review

Trussardi My Name Review: A Study in Powdery Elegance

An analytical exploration of Aurélien Guichard's floral masterpiece for Trussardi.

By Vivir · · Updated
Trussardi My Name, launched in 2013, stands as a hallmark of Italian sophistication within the house of Trussardi. It represents a deliberate departure from the volatile, high-projection trends of its era, opting instead for a refined, intimate olfactory profile that prioritizes texture and nuance over sheer volume. As a creation of the esteemed Aurélien Guichard, My Name serves as an olfactory tribute to the modern woman—one who possesses a quiet confidence. The composition is a masterful interplay of powdery floral notes and a warm, skin-like base, creating an aura that feels both personal and profoundly elegant.
$30-$90
SpringSummerFallWinter

Accords

Floral Powdery Creamy Sweet Fresh

Notes Pyramid

Top
HeliotropeWhite violet
Heart
LilacArum blossom
Base
AmbroxanMuskVanilla

Performance Dashboard

Longevity

5-7 hours

Projection

moderate

Sillage

moderate

When to Wear

SpringBest
SummerOK
FallAvoid
WinterOK
Office settingDaytime social engagementsIntimate gatherings

Pros & Cons

  • Exquisite powdery floral balance
  • Versatile and office-friendly
  • High-quality base notes
  • Moderate sillage may not suit those seeking bold statements
  • Limited complexity compared to niche offerings

Price & Value

$30-$90

“Excellent value for the quality of the composition and the prestige of the house.”

Reformulation History

No significant batch variations reported

The Family

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Clone Alternatives

None specifically identified as direct clones

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Final Verdict

Trussardi My Name is an exemplary powdery floral that balances the line between classic elegance and modern accessibility. It is a quintessential staple for any collection that values subtlety and refined craftsmanship.

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