Crepuscolo
A twilight‑sea Eau de Parfum that contrasts bright Italian bergamot and salty Fior di Sale with dark South Asian oud, cedarwoods and resins for a luminous yet shadowed woody‑smoky aura.
Perfumer: Undisclosed
Crepuscolo
A twilight‑sea Eau de Parfum that contrasts bright Italian bergamot and salty Fior di Sale with dark South Asian oud, cedarwoods and resins for a luminous yet shadowed woody‑smoky aura.
Scent Development and Character
A salty‑woody twilight composition weaving Italian bergamot, cardamom and incense into a luminous Fior di Sale accord over cypress and figolide, deepening into a resinous base of South Asian oud butter, cedarwoods, labdanum, cypriol, fir balsam, patchouli and Bourbon vetiver.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Crepuscolo wears as a refined woody‑smoky scent with a noticeable salty brightness at the opening, gradually revealing aromatic woods and dense resins that suit evening, cool weather and dressed‑up occasions while remaining modern and unisex. Best suited to autumn and winter evenings, when its salty brightness and dense woods feel atmospheric; still wearable on temperate spring and cooler summer nights with a light hand. Sillage: Noticeable but controlled sillage that creates a distinct woody‑smoky aura without feeling overpowering, particularly in cooler air or evening settings. Longevity: Moderate to long‑lasting longevity, with the resinous oud‑patchouli‑vetiver base persisting well beyond the salty‑bright opening on most skins.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2026, it is presented as Eau de Parfum. No individual perfumer is publicly credited. It comes in a 100 mL bottle shaped by Bottega Veneta's design language.
