V/S Homme Versace for men

After a rocky start with this fragrance, I have come to really appreciate how easy it is to wear. Wonderful light florals mixed with mild citrus and the perfect amount of wood to anchor it down. I typically have trouble with violet, but this and Birley have broken me of my dislike. I also love the violet in N. Rodriguez Him. This doesn't smell anything like Miyake's L'eau pour Homme, but the balance and easiness of this reminds me of it. Not a favorite, but def gets time on my skin in spring time.

totally agree with STALIN. GARBAGE!

My cat's urine has a similar scent. As you can understand, I'm not a big fan of this one.

The V/S duo definitely get my vote for best dressed couple. And they smell terrific too.

This is very similar to the women's scent. They share the same citrus notes in the beginning and both have subtle hints of flowers and spices. Here the floral note is not as prominent as the sweet white flowers in the women's. It has a distinct violet note which combines with the tonka perfectly to leave a soft powdery finish.

It lasts well but the sillage is not quite as good as the women's. I love them both.

One of my all time favorite scent. It's fresh and whimsical. It's feminine with floral notes but yet masculine with citrus and spices. Hard to describe this fragrance but Gypsy Parfumista describes it well. It's so good, I have to keep buying extra bottles just in case.

My advice. Stay away from this fabulous fragrance. I want to keep it under radar or to myself. Sorry guys! :)

Beautiful, simply beautiful...one of the best Versace man scents I've smelled! This has all the class and elegance of Versace in a modern, sheer yet manly cologne...I cannot stop sniffing my wrists!

This begins with clear and bright citrus along with the perfect blend of herbs, spices and flowers. None of these really stand out as single notes but together they are better than any of them could be alone. It's watery, green and fresh without feeling fake or generic. The heart goes in a more floral direction, but the nutmeg and sage keep it masculine; warm spring breezes and summer rains come to mind. The drydown is equally stunning: tonka and cashmere wood give it a laid back oriental feel; but cedar, vetiver and oakmoss add a woody green feel and the amber and musk make it so sweet and natural smelling on my skin. Despite the complicated notes listed, this is really a simple scent that oozes style and excellent crafting. For their first scent of the new millenium, I'd say Versace did quite well...Gianni would have been proud!!

Sillage: good
Longevity: above average
Overall: 4.5/5

I have many fragrances from this house, and love Versace in general, so maybe I am biased-but this scent is just awesome! This blows Eau Fraiche and Pour Homme (2008) out of the water. Cool, but sexy; simple, but elegant; wonderfully made and so so beautiful. If you have to...sell something to get this...

A scent everyone must try! Nice and smooth...elegant and relaxing

I like this one not a classic or a must have but nice to own I enjoy wearing it has got me compliments and that's always a good thing.

I love V/S for women and I think it's a good couple for the female perfume.but,wow!are there really all of these things in this bottle?!to me the scent is pure and simple.it begins with mixed notes of flowers and citrus and f course I get some cardamon(my favorite note in male fragrances).it's not very much into spicy notes and that's why I guess it's one of the best fragrances for office wear.when I smell this one and I close my eyes I can imagine a man who's incredibly chic & handsome with a white skin & blue eyes,wearing it,working as an engineer.(lol,hope he comes to truth one day:P)
I like most of Max Buxton mixes.most of them are geniusly done.I love V/S couple perfumes.