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Great list Antonio. So glad to see Polo green make the cut. While my family is best classified as “No money” as opposed to new money, my father starts each day with a fresh shave and a few sprays of polo green for as long as I can remember. I have been drawn to fragrances ever since he got me my first bottle of nautica when I was a teen. Love the videos bro. Thanks.
Terre D’Hermes is one of the few masterpieces in my book. I have always wondered why people say it’s more mature smelling/dated. I think it smells super modern and will work on anyone 21+.
Can confirm. I still have about 20% left of the flakon that I bought in 2011 and it still smells like back in the days! Worth every penny. Yes, it's rather "heavy" but absolutely timeless.
I love Terre D'Hermes. I bought one on a whim many years ago at a Duty Free while flying to Hong Kong. Sadly, I was only able to snatch an EDT (that was all they had left) so it only lasted 1-2 hrs and I ran through it a while back. I still have the bottle and box though. I like to crack it open every now and again and give it a whiff.
Eau Savage 1966 was the best men's cologne I owned back in the 70's. I tried looking for this cologne now but I cannot find them anymore. The smell was citrus'e which I really like.
I would add the Cartier Pasha line, especially the EDT and the Perfume. Also most fragrances by Penhaligons, like Sartorial, Blenheim Bouquet and Halfeti. Finally Acqua di Parma, the original EDC and Essenza.
U included floris no89😍😍😍 I’m an old money style guy I guess and just started out in fragrances and my collection is…old 😅 of the really old ones i have that is old money to me it’s floris no89, few scents is more me in both style and personality, gentle, stylish, calm, then a joker I recently got, yes this is a men’s channel but I just got a 30ml of cabochard, to me a highly unisex classic that to me is a more punchy floris but still got that elegant feel, then it’s a 70s favorite of mine, Paco Rabbane pour homme, in periods now I use it practically everyday! This is a perfect laid back old money scent, u can dress it up, u can dress it down! Then at last it’s Aramis! This is a powerful old money guy! U feel so in control wearing it😍😍😍
You should have included Acqua di Parma, which is elegant and sophisticated. I would put it at the top of the list. It was also the favorite scent of style icons like Carry Grant, Gregory Peck and David Niven.
OUTSTANDING list, Antonio. Anyone not in the frag game yet, pick a few from here - you don’t need to look elsewhere. Chanel Egoiste (Platinum though - trust me) Penhaligon Sartorial TF Beau de Jour All awesome
Herrera for Men, the original classic from 1991, deserves to be on a list like this. It was my first fragrance back when it first came out (I was 16 back then) and just re-purchased it at age 46.
I love Terre D'Hermes. I bought one on a whim many years ago at a Duty Free while flying to Hong Kong. Sadly, I was only able to snatch an EDT (that was all they had left) so it only lasted 1-2 hrs and I ran through it a while back. I still have the bottle and box though. I like to crack it open every now and again and give it a whiff.
@@mariomassaro8809 in the 80s was a fragrance bought by young middle class men but not by Rich millionaire Old Money men. I like it and I had it in the 80s but it wasn't an Old Money fragrance.
Egoiste was my first fragrance I ever bought back when I was in high school. Then again...I liked to wear loafers and blazers to school as well, so I guess it shows my inclination in style. I think you should've included atleast one of the Colonia line from Santa Maria Novella if you wanted to explore this theme.
I ❤ D&G The One. I was looking around for Tom Ford's Oud Wood, but picked up Ombre Leather last year. I received a few compliments on it from a co worker. Finishing up Nautica Blue during these warmer months then back into something heavier.
The first time I smelled Creed's Viking I got that, "Old money" vibe. Old because it's a classic fougere style fragrance. Money because, well... Creed 😅
I've really been enjoying Aramis Devin as of late. It smells like piney, woody Aramis. Plus, it is cheap. I can be as liberal with it as I like and reapply multiple times throughout the day without feeling like I need to go into debt. You guessed it. I'm not from old money. If I were I would treat Tom Ford Beau De Jour like I treat Aramis.
Did they re-release TF Tobacco Oud? I have 3/4 of a 10mm spray that I ration like "gold" (not that precious, but you get the point). Love that one, it's the TF started with.
My father was wearing Karl Lagerfeld Classic back in the days and that is the "old money" scent for me. Kind of got that same scent from Maison Margielas Jazz club replica 🤔
Where is Acqua di Parma? It's missing. Guerlain classic Vetiver I would add, too - and many more from Penhaligon -way before most of the other designer fragrances - except Eau Sauvage (NOT Sauvage) which is at home here. EDIT - just saw you added Vetiver! Good job.
Influencers all pass over Royall fragrances, but Royall Rugby is an amazing old school fragrance that last a very long time and doesn’t break the bank like the stuff from Creed..
Sporting a woody (scent) is always real 'de elegance' like. I appreciate the list, which gives plenty for me to enjoy seeking out. But, few speak old money as Acqua di Parma (starting from the classic Colonia). And then there's Bulgari's Wood Essence, or even the Wood Essence Neroli, which is a kind of modern take on Dior Eau Sauvage. I would also add Armani Eau de Cedre. Those scents should make picking up the broads real smooth like.
Dug out a Brooks Brothers 1818. Didn’t know it was discontinued however, I received compliments from several people. This never happens. Is there anything close to this fragrance? Tell me straight up if this is a bad fragrance and I should look for one of these scents instead. Thank you sir.
Superb presentation, as always. Thanks, Antonio.. I just love the detailed info that you give on the fragrances. Just shows that true style and quality never go out of fashion
Hello sir,You look like a masculine matured gentleman .Can you please recommend me the perfect cologne for men which has good mid range projection and long lasting longevity,i like notes of densy airy musk notes and also fresh appealing notes,am not matured and masculine ,am young but likes to keep it moderate and not so into girly powerdy ones.i tried dior savauge edt and it smelled good but too girlish,and dior homme cologne dint work out for me as it smelled like a pharma hospital OT notes but its densy airy musk note was awesome so i really wanna go for dense airy last notes
I really REALLY love the smell of Old Spice. I buy the one made by Rubicon in India because it smells more like the original recipe and mellows very nicely. I think the warm oriental spice works very well with my body chemistry and I have only ever found one cologne that I could actually stand the smell of (Burberry Touch for Men). What might you recommend if I am looking for something along the lines of an old spice fragrance but with better projection and a more sophisticated smell? Something for nice occasions.
Enjoyed the shout-outs for Creed and Penhaligon. Just wore Green Irish Tweed yesterday My go-to in the summer is Truefitt & Hill's Trafalgar. Cedar, sandalwood, and citrus. Women like it, but I wear it because it makes me feel like I'm back in my Navy days and spent the day yachting followed by a beach bonfire. (Something I couldn't afford to do in my Navy days, but whatever.) My other old-money go-to is Knize Ten. I've never had a woman compliment me on it, which makes me like it more for some strange reason. (Sometimes you want a scent that doesn't attract but intimidates :) I'd say it smells like Leather, Moss, and a healthy splash of diesel fuel. Like a rich dude spending a day in his massive garage with a fleet of classic Harleys and BMW bikes. (Yet another thing I can't afford.)
There was a word my urban friends would use for people who wanted to pretend they were “ old money “ back when I was growing up. They would say a guy like that was “ frontin “, which is pretty self-explanatory but they now call people like that “ bougie “. A person with money can spot a faker like that a mile away. 😂
Gucci Guilty Absolute is more an woody animalic (earthy) Leather fragrance with an emphasis on leather! And Bvlgari Terrae essence is projecting a lot its earthy orange woody scent. There are a lot of my favorite fragrances in this video :D
Aqua Di Parma Colonia needs to be here - the idea is to refresh it throughout your day... because you can! As is the case with "weak" classics, that's old money! Blenheim Bouquet, Special 127., etc
*Does anyone know of some great coffee fragrances. I love drinking coffee, somewhat of an addiction I'd say, and I'd love to smell it on me. Any recommendations?*
I have the kind of sweat that ruins any perfume. The only one that maintains it smell on me, is Farenheit. It's also the one that brings me the best luck, for some reason. Unfortunately, being from the 3rd world, it's rare that I could afford a bottle. I find myself buying one every decade or so hahaha
Chanel’s Paris-Edimborg would be a better choice than Guerlain Vetiver in this oppressive summer heat. Love them both. Floris 1962 is a total class act and the best from the house, in my opinion. Neither are old but have that classy vintage appeal. Of course you nailed it with Eau Sauvage.
You forgot Musgo Real; Oak Moss; a niche cologne from Portugal. Floris and Eau Sauvage are the socially smartest of them all; Floris No 89 and Elite. The remainder you quote are just modern ‘trendy’ vulgarities for the sort of people who have to purchase their own furniture….😎
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Great list Antonio. So glad to see Polo green make the cut. While my family is best classified as “No money” as opposed to new money, my father starts each day with a fresh shave and a few sprays of polo green for as long as I can remember. I have been drawn to fragrances ever since he got me my first bottle of nautica when I was a teen. Love the videos bro. Thanks.
I still have my grandfather’s bottle - it still smells great!
Terre D’Hermes is one of the few masterpieces in my book. I have always wondered why people say it’s more mature smelling/dated. I think it smells super modern and will work on anyone 21+.
Can confirm. I still have about 20% left of the flakon that I bought in 2011 and it still smells like back in the days! Worth every penny. Yes, it's rather "heavy" but absolutely timeless.
@@klauserwin9860 I love Terre D Hermes as well as Bel-Ami
ITS MATURE.... ON THE OPENING SPECIALLY.... AFTER 15 MINUTES IT SMELL AWESOME!!🙄🙄🙄
I love Terre D'Hermes. I bought one on a whim many years ago at a Duty Free while flying to Hong Kong. Sadly, I was only able to snatch an EDT (that was all they had left) so it only lasted 1-2 hrs and I ran through it a while back. I still have the bottle and box though. I like to crack it open every now and again and give it a whiff.
Nice to see the Egoiste line mentioned ! The OG Form 1990 and Platinum Egoiste from 1993 are absolute Masterpieces
Egoiste is so so good
Eau Savage 1966 was the best men's cologne I owned back in the 70's. I tried looking for this cologne now but I cannot find them anymore. The smell was citrus'e which I really like.
I would add the Cartier Pasha line, especially the EDT and the Perfume. Also most fragrances by Penhaligons, like Sartorial, Blenheim Bouquet and Halfeti. Finally Acqua di Parma, the original EDC and Essenza.
U included floris no89😍😍😍 I’m an old money style guy I guess and just started out in fragrances and my collection is…old 😅 of the really old ones i have that is old money to me it’s floris no89, few scents is more me in both style and personality, gentle, stylish, calm, then a joker I recently got, yes this is a men’s channel but I just got a 30ml of cabochard, to me a highly unisex classic that to me is a more punchy floris but still got that elegant feel, then it’s a 70s favorite of mine, Paco Rabbane pour homme, in periods now I use it practically everyday! This is a perfect laid back old money scent, u can dress it up, u can dress it down! Then at last it’s Aramis! This is a powerful old money guy! U feel so in control wearing it😍😍😍
This video was great with the way you did the side of the bottle with the notes to the side .
Helps me understand.
You're costing me money this evening Antonio! I've just ordered a bottle of Chanel égoïste. Always appreciate your content 👍
You should have included Acqua di Parma, which is elegant and sophisticated. I would put it at the top of the list. It was also the favorite scent of style icons like Carry Grant, Gregory Peck and David Niven.
I'm 30 years plus, i love Terre D'hermes and Creed Green Irish tweed
Agree. 30+ too and Terre D'Hermes EDT is a staple in my collection.
OUTSTANDING list, Antonio. Anyone not in the frag game yet, pick a few from here - you don’t need to look elsewhere.
Chanel Egoiste (Platinum though - trust me)
Penhaligon Sartorial
TF Beau de Jour
All awesome
Creed's Erolfa has to be on this list. Got a sample recently, and it absolutely shocks me in how classy and elegant it is.
I live Erolfa too! I have that, Green Irish and Royal Oud.
Only problem with Creed fragrances is their performance 😢
@@Quanic2000 I only have royal oud and there's no problem with longevity. Definitely smells 'old money'.
So damn expensive too
cartier tank,aqua di parma and aramis are my favorite! you are a great presenter
Herrera for Men, the original classic from 1991, deserves to be on a list like this. It was my first fragrance back when it first came out (I was 16 back then) and just re-purchased it at age 46.
I didn't see my signature fragrance listed. What about Quorum?
I love Terre D'Hermes. I bought one on a whim many years ago at a Duty Free while flying to Hong Kong. Sadly, I was only able to snatch an EDT (that was all they had left) so it only lasted 1-2 hrs and I ran through it a while back. I still have the bottle and box though. I like to crack it open every now and again and give it a whiff.
For me and Old Money fragrance is Drakkar Noir by Guy Laroche
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@@Micek97 ❤️
Nop.
It's an old fragrance but not old money.
@@cms3000 Why not? It’s very masculine, very green.
@@mariomassaro8809 in the 80s was a fragrance bought by young middle class men but not by Rich millionaire Old Money men.
I like it and I had it in the 80s but it wasn't an Old Money fragrance.
I bought the D&G light blue summer vibes this week. That is a citrus taste of Italian summer right there! Also, it is a lovely bottle!
Egoiste was my first fragrance I ever bought back when I was in high school.
Then again...I liked to wear loafers and blazers to school as well, so I guess it shows my inclination in style.
I think you should've included atleast one of the Colonia line from Santa Maria Novella if you wanted to explore this theme.
My own classic favs: Penhaligon- Blenheim Bouquet (my staple), Knize 10 (for autumn), Trumper's Extract of Limes and Aqua di Parma (for summer)
I ❤ D&G The One. I was looking around for Tom Ford's Oud Wood, but picked up Ombre Leather last year. I received a few compliments on it from a co worker. Finishing up Nautica Blue during these warmer months then back into something heavier.
Aramis is on that doesn’t get much attention. I have had a bottle of that since I’ve been 16. My grandfather wore it.
The first time I smelled Creed's Viking I got that, "Old money" vibe. Old because it's a classic fougere style fragrance. Money because, well... Creed 😅
One day on my job I layered Xerjoff Nio and Molecule 01 and somebody told me I smelled like old money like something James Cagney would wear
Very good, I would add Amouage interlude black iris for those dark nights
Love Brooks Brother’s Classic, but its no longer made. What would be a good replacement?
I've really been enjoying Aramis Devin as of late. It smells like piney, woody Aramis. Plus, it is cheap. I can be as liberal with it as I like and reapply multiple times throughout the day without feeling like I need to go into debt. You guessed it. I'm not from old money. If I were I would treat Tom Ford Beau De Jour like I treat Aramis.
Did they re-release TF Tobacco Oud? I have 3/4 of a 10mm spray that I ration like "gold" (not that precious, but you get the point). Love that one, it's the TF started with.
Wow just realized you have way more followers than all the other fragrance influencers, keep it going!
I appreciate that!
My father was wearing Karl Lagerfeld Classic back in the days and that is the "old money" scent for me. Kind of got that same scent from Maison Margielas Jazz club replica 🤔
Where is Acqua di Parma? It's missing. Guerlain classic Vetiver I would add, too - and many more from Penhaligon -way before most of the other designer fragrances - except Eau Sauvage (NOT Sauvage) which is at home here. EDIT - just saw you added Vetiver! Good job.
A few of my favorites in this genre are from Rogue perfumery: Bon Monsieur and Mousse Illuminee. Worth checking out if you haven’t already
Influencers all pass over Royall fragrances, but Royall Rugby is an amazing old school fragrance that last a very long time and doesn’t break the bank like the stuff from Creed..
Sporting a woody (scent) is always real 'de elegance' like. I appreciate the list, which gives plenty for me to enjoy seeking out. But, few speak old money as Acqua di Parma (starting from the classic Colonia). And then there's Bulgari's Wood Essence, or even the Wood Essence Neroli, which is a kind of modern take on Dior Eau Sauvage. I would also add Armani Eau de Cedre. Those scents should make picking up the broads real smooth like.
I have worn Eau Sauvage since the early 70s despite the price here in Canada being well over $100 a bottle.
That’s not expensive …
How big is the bottle ?
50ml
That’s pretty cheap for a good perfume.
My favorite perfume is a Tom Ford one named “f-ing fabulous” and its USD 300 for 30ml here in Europe 😭
What about Amouage Reflection Men ?
Creed - Royal Mayfair, unique scent and such an old school name "Royal" + "Mayfair"
Wow - There was so much info in this one, I'm going to have to watch it a few times to get it right.
Dug out a Brooks Brothers 1818. Didn’t know it was discontinued however, I received compliments from several people. This never happens. Is there anything close to this fragrance? Tell me straight up if this is a bad fragrance and I should look for one of these scents instead. Thank you sir.
Thanks for giving Dunhill Icon some love, it's often overlooked and so very distinctive. Great video!
Damn, Antonio... That's a big collection behind you!
My sister dated a guy in the 80s who wore lagerfeld. I still think it smells amazing.
Good video, love these classic old money scents. Nice way of showcasing these gems!
More to come!
You forgot Fougere Royale by Houbigant, for me it's the best fougere, it's smells amazing
ADG Profumo, TOBS Sandalwood, Bogart Signature and Aramis Adventurer also some good ones
i love the fragance " eau du sobac"
Superb presentation, as always. Thanks, Antonio.. I just love the detailed info that you give on the fragrances. Just shows that true style and quality never go out of fashion
Hello sir,You look like a masculine matured gentleman .Can you please recommend me the perfect cologne for men which has good mid range projection and long lasting longevity,i like notes of densy airy musk notes and also fresh appealing notes,am not matured and masculine ,am young but likes to keep it moderate and not so into girly powerdy ones.i tried dior savauge edt and it smelled good but too girlish,and dior homme cologne dint work out for me as it smelled like a pharma hospital OT notes but its densy airy musk note was awesome so i really wanna go for dense airy last notes
I really REALLY love the smell of Old Spice. I buy the one made by Rubicon in India because it smells more like the original recipe and mellows very nicely. I think the warm oriental spice works very well with my body chemistry and I have only ever found one cologne that I could actually stand the smell of (Burberry Touch for Men). What might you recommend if I am looking for something along the lines of an old spice fragrance but with better projection and a more sophisticated smell? Something for nice occasions.
Enjoyed the shout-outs for Creed and Penhaligon. Just wore Green Irish Tweed yesterday
My go-to in the summer is Truefitt & Hill's Trafalgar. Cedar, sandalwood, and citrus. Women like it, but I wear it because it makes me feel like I'm back in my Navy days and spent the day yachting followed by a beach bonfire. (Something I couldn't afford to do in my Navy days, but whatever.)
My other old-money go-to is Knize Ten. I've never had a woman compliment me on it, which makes me like it more for some strange reason. (Sometimes you want a scent that doesn't attract but intimidates :) I'd say it smells like Leather, Moss, and a healthy splash of diesel fuel. Like a rich dude spending a day in his massive garage with a fleet of classic Harleys and BMW bikes. (Yet another thing I can't afford.)
There was a word my urban friends would use for people who wanted to pretend they were “ old money “ back when I was growing up. They would say a guy like that was “ frontin “, which is pretty self-explanatory but they now call people like that “ bougie “.
A person with money can spot a faker like that a mile away. 😂
Hermes edt is definitely old money, also green Irish Tweed
Guerlain's Vetiver edt, TF's Beau de Jour, and Penhaligon's Sartorial for sure. Creed's Spice and Wood for the ballers. 😉
Gucci Guilty Absolute is more an woody animalic (earthy) Leather fragrance with an emphasis on leather!
And Bvlgari Terrae essence is projecting a lot its earthy orange woody scent.
There are a lot of my favorite fragrances in this video :D
Great review, please do a video on new money type fragrances
Love it, Anotonio! Been watching your channel for about 7 years. 💯
Antaeus by Chanel and YSL Kouros could’ve made the list.
Do you know of a scent like virgin island water, that might have a bit more coconut? The coconut fades pretty fast on me.
I think the Dunhill fragrance most similar to Artisan Pure is Amalfi Citrus. More expensive than Artisan Pure but the quality is noticeably higher.
Égoïste is a real stunner, I love it.
Agreed!
Great list! How come there’s no roja in it?
Versace Blue Jeans is a super underrated old school fragrance!
Old school …..not Old Money 😜
Great fragrance!
When I go dancing at the Elks Lodge, the ladies love the classic scent of Stetson
Love watching your fragrance videos! Chanel old school for the win!!!!
Yes! Definitely one of my favorites.
Excellent choices as always from the best content creator out there.
This scent smells amazing!
I would say Creed Erolfa and Virgin Island Water are great for the beach
in this old money fragrances which one is the strongest and lasts long ?
Aqua Di Parma Colonia needs to be here - the idea is to refresh it throughout your day... because you can! As is the case with "weak" classics, that's old money! Blenheim Bouquet, Special 127., etc
Thank you! I always wondered when you were going to give Eau Sauvage a proper recognition. Thank you.
Do I need to buy Tom Ford's Tobacco Oud or Oud Wood ffs!? Help me right now!!! And I mean ASAP!
You forgot Versace The Dreamer. It's an old school fragance that smells like old money and very affordable.
Did you try Open Roger & Gallet?
That is old money killer
I was wearing it in 1992 when I was 18. Lol.
it a short liver, unfortunately...
How about Lagerfeld Classic ?
Versace Oud Noir! Love it.
You missed out on of the best Old money fragrance Aramis EDT for men.
I think you have unintentionally become the best fragrance TH-camr
Excellent video bro! You have an amazing collection
Glad you enjoyed it! Really enjoy filming these fragrances videos. You can also check out the Scenteno channel - I have 1-min review videos there.
Huh I just had Burberry Hero last Fall🤫
*Does anyone know of some great coffee fragrances. I love drinking coffee, somewhat of an addiction I'd say, and I'd love to smell it on me. Any recommendations?*
Montale intense cafe
@@at7973 I'll have to check it out ty!
Spill!
Amazing information you share 👍
Some phenomenal picks. Respect.
Really cool info! Not sure why, but ... reminds of Steve McQueen's era ...
can u do some videos abt classy and sophisticated gentleman and ladies pls? Also videos abt what a man needs in his house, tools, essentials.
Thanks for the ideas! These are really good.
I have the kind of sweat that ruins any perfume. The only one that maintains it smell on me, is Farenheit. It's also the one that brings me the best luck, for some reason. Unfortunately, being from the 3rd world, it's rare that I could afford a bottle. I find myself buying one every decade or so hahaha
What about acqua di Parma???
There was one day that I forgot to take a shower. Man, I sure smelled like some old rotten money that day.
Sorry, I couldn't resist. 😂 LOL
Chanel’s Paris-Edimborg would be a better choice than Guerlain Vetiver in this oppressive summer heat. Love them both. Floris 1962 is a total class act and the best from the house, in my opinion. Neither are old but have that classy vintage appeal. Of course you nailed it with Eau Sauvage.
Thank you 👏🙋♂️🌹
Thank you for this review Antonio love your videos and thank you for accepting my response in the scentano channel.
How can you forget aqua di Parma colonia😢
I started using Floris because of Ian Fleming
I was waiting for Polo Safari 😱
Chypre fulminare is good ❤❤❤
8:42 ‘Angel Share’s killian’ dude what 😂 other way around and it’s by killian.
Personal fave got to be Drakkar Noir.
One you need to look at is Acqua di parma. reminds of old school eau sauvage
You forgot Musgo Real; Oak Moss; a niche cologne from Portugal. Floris and Eau Sauvage are the socially smartest of them all; Floris No 89 and Elite. The remainder you quote are just modern ‘trendy’ vulgarities for the sort of people who have to purchase their own furniture….😎
Crazy you haven’t mentioned anything from Acqua di Parma.
I didn't see my old time classic fragrance Brut.