Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme Eau de Parfum

Light Blue Capri in Love is a fragrance that I have loved from the first time I smelled it in an Ulta last fall. It is a light mix of a fig & pepper with a nice background note of patchouli. As it dries down these notes stay the same in both balance & strength as the opening. There is a tiny bit of sweetness in here but it feels more like it isn’t a note that was added but rather as part of the fig note. Interestingly I get tiny hints of citrus from Light Blue Capri in Love if I don’t spray it in my skin, on paper & my clothing the citrus is there but as soon as I spray it on my skin the citrus vanished entirely. On the perfomace side Light Blue Capri in Love is quite good. For longevity it lasts just under 8 hours on my skin & about the same amount of time on my clothing. A 7/10 for longevity. The projection is good but not nuclear, it rises strongly off my skin for the first 3 hours, staying just inside my arms length. After this is faded down to a fairly close skin scent that vanished entirely in the last 30 minutes of its lifespan. A 6/10 for projection. I really really enjoy Light Blue Capri in Love; it’s simple but in a very pleasant & unique way. The fruity fig note is definitely the highlight of this fragrance and I’m fairly confident it was meant to be this way. Overall it is a 9/10 for me; that said I wouldn’t wear it in the summer. It is definitely a fall & spring scent primarily that could work in the winter but most likely to heavy for those hot summer days.

One of the better designer summer frags out there, amazing quality and with a perfect balance of the three notes, that play so well without becoming competitive with each other. The earthy, peppery fig note on the dry down is devine. The pepper removes from the fig's sweetness a bit and the result is THE perfect balance. Such balance in designer fragrances, I have only came across with Gentleman Society Eau de Parfum Ambrée by Givenchy for instance. As it dries down further, while the peppery note becomes slightly quieter , the photorealistic fig becomes a bit more prominent and earthier thanks to the patchouli note, so you get that aromatic, earthy and a slightly lactonic undertone that a freshly cut fig has. In my opinion, this is more for a mature audience, it's for the 35-40 year old folk and older (The older you are, you'll be more appreciative towards a fragrance like this one). That said, if you are looking for a very loud summer party frag, this is not for you. Picture this: you are hanging out in Capri enjoying a limoncello with your partner during the evening, or during the day while enjoying a cold coffee and/or brunch in Mykonos. So, it's perfect for the day time, and great for evening, early night activities. This is my signature summer fragrance for 2026 without the slightest doubt.

Light Blue pour Homme Capri in Love is a striking 2025 addition to the celebrated Light Blue fragrance collection, yet it markedly departs from the series’ traditional compositions. This scent conjures an aromatic vista of the renowned Capri island, blending the lush sweetness of fig, the fiery zest of pepper, and the profound richness of patchouli in a luxurious, unconventional harmony. Far from being a mere extension of the Light Blue lineage, it stands as an independent olfactory realm, united only by its name. The essence of the fragrance is the vibrant, sun-kissed fig, redolent of Italy’s coastal shores. This natural, sumptuous sweetness defines the fragrance’s character, setting it apart as truly distinctive. • Performance exceeds average, with notable longevity on the skin and strong sillage. • It is perfectly suited for spring and summer, especially during mild evening occasions. The bottle echoes the elegant, rectangular silhouette of the classic series, but is adorned with a traditional blue-and-white Majolica pattern, transforming it into a masterpiece that embodies Italy’s rich artistic and cultural heritage.

I'm glad I didn't follow the herd and just assume this was a bad fragrance. This is good. Many have said it but I agree, what they did with Light Blue Forever and Italian Love is similar to what they did here....they made something with personality. Is it niche? Not exactly. But in a designer realm filled with basic shower gel scents release after release, year after year, this is a breath of fresh air. Reminds me of the days when the designers gave us something to look forward to. They tried, and more importantly they cared about the art. But obviously the problem is consumers. I'll save that dead horse beating for another time. Opens with some Citrus and pepper soon giving way to a sweet fig much like in Cedar Figalia or Philosykos etc..In the drydown there's a saltiness about it like Boss Bottled Pacific or Light Blue Intense. But the Fig stays along for the duration, albeit loosing some strength. Patchouli is somewhat of an earthy/green Patchouli but definitely not as present as the notes on here currently say. I get more ocean/salty(Light Blue DNA/fig than anything. A solid flanker done right.

Edit: forgot to add layering techniques - play off the spice and patchouli. A tobacco, honey and cardamom or clove and leather would play with the fig well, use more masculine musky dry to play with all notes. I'm finding folks that don't like this, aren't a fan of peppery herbal bases, and thats perfectly okay. While fruity is dominant - the fig being the only and imo most powerful note, it makes the base kind of stand out as a divisive dry, maybe leathery boozy fruit. While I love it, the fig open, and even fig middle, are soft and creamy, the pepper being a harsh and tantalizing middle note inviting you to cuddle with that soft patchouli base. If you hate patchouli, you're gonna hate this. While not obvious, those same medicinal, earthy and woody tones are still present, and to me, offer a luxurious hippie-esque quality. To the more complex nose, you may pick up these combos as being damn near mandarin orange pith, or Grapefruit-y in its tinge, but that's the creamy fig playing off that harsh pepper! Apparently a more complex fragrance than I was expecting for the masses..

Big fan of the traditional smell of Light Blue line, and I really like Capri In Love as well. However, it really is the outcast of the line, so don't go into it expecting it to smell like the rest. You get a really nice mix of fresh (I can smell the citrus even though its not listed), fruity, green, and a subtle fig note to my nose. Not a lot of the black pepper, but it does add a big to the zing. Performance is very good for this one, better than most Light Blues, but to be expected as it has a very different and heavier composition. If this was released by a difference house, with a different name (especially a niche house), it would be getting a lot more love than its getting now. That hate is driving the price down, so if you like it, you're benefiting as its dropping lower like past Light Blues in price. It will most likely be discontinued within a few years as D&C does so famously with Light Blues, so make sure you get backup bottles when they hit about 30 - 40 bucks on discounters.

Light Blue Capri in Love Pour Homme is a green, fruity, and woody fragrance. The opening scent of this fragrance is quite green, more like an unripe fig, and I personally liked that aroma. Over time, a woody patchouli base also appears, but the green fruity theme dominates the scent of this fragrance. Although it's not a fragrance that contains citrus, I find it ideal for daytime and summer wear due to the green accords. The woody base gives it the versatility to be worn during spring and fall as well. It can be worn in a wide variety of situations, from casual occasions to office work to some formal occasions. In terms of longevity, it lasted between 7 or 8 hours, with a fair to medium-low sillage. Its scent is very different from the summer versions released, which have always been based on marine and citrus aromas, although Italian Love and Light Blue Forever used a different approach to citrus, based more on grapefruit. For me, Capri in Love is a good fragrance.

The bottle immediately catches your eye, for sure. It looks stunning, reminds slavic-russian Khokhloma pattern. At first, I honestly thought: okay, another Light Blue flanker... they release so many every year. But after one spray — wow. This is deeper than expected. The base is where it gets interesting: woody patchouli and fig give it a rich, fresh-but-seductive character. It’s still in the Light Blue family, but it feels much more grounded and sensual. The opening has a sharp, slightly spicy pepper note that adds energy and brightness. It reminds me a bit of some Kenzo fragrances, especially the bamboo-bottle line — but this one feels deeper and more present, less airy and more structured. It’s fresh, but not lightweight. Clean, but with personality. A surprisingly serious take on the Light Blue DNA.

i really really like this stuff, black pepper and fig thats spicy and sweet; the patchouli blends/brings both together in a way that is smooth and harmonious. its got such a classic but also modern feel to it and has a really good muskiness that smells very male dominant without being overbearing. no it doesnt have the traditional D&G light blue/ light blue intense feel to it but it doesnt need to, i think D&G is on to something with Capri in Love. alot of people are underrating this frag currently and are missing out on a really good frag. hope D&G either expand on Capri in Love or make more similar to it. edit: ive max sprayed this stuff on super hot days and i just adore this frag, need more of it.

Blind buy, hoped that it'd smell fruity as the entry here implied... I sprayed on paper first and the first whiff smelled terrible to me, a very piercing peppery scent. I thought I'd actually try it on my skin before getting rid of it, and it turned out to be pretty good! The pepper goes away after a few minutes and reveals a fresh, unripe fig scent. Fantastic longevity - lasts eternally on clothes, and over 12 hours as a skin scent with a single spray. The smell is a bit divisive, maybe a bit too spicy/sour for most but I don't think it smells synthetic or offensive. Had to wear this a few times to really appreciate it! Definitely a daytime, summery scent as the name/marketing implies.

Some inspiration was drawn from Acqua di Parma Fico di Amalfi and perhaps Diptyque Philosykos. It opens with a surprisingly sharp spicy aromatic black pepper teasing over the future fig. The heart then emerges with that green lightly sweet Capri fig; it is excellent. Over time the base comes forward in the form of a clean patchouli. It's probably the furthest departure of the Light Blue line on the men's flankers, but it's the one I think I could wear deepest into the Winter as the pepper and fig should hold up and potentially sing in crisp air. They do such a good job of nailing Italian coastal vibes; I get more cooler Mediterranean river delta due to the fig. It's great.

Design and bottle: Beautiful bottle design, they could have done more with the cap. It smells like it looks in some ways. The atomizer is great aswell. Scent: I dont feel the notes capture it completely, from smelling it i seem to remember some pink pepper and citrusy notes to this aswell. Maybe even some marine or salty ones? It smells amazing, masculine and modern, it reminds me of the sea. Its also very uniqe. Overall: 9/10 To me this is an amazing summer-fragrance thats masculine but not harsh in any way. A crowdpleaser thats still complex and interesting. I will be buying a bottle at some point.

I’m shocked at how simple the notes on this fragrance are. I was shopping around for a summer cologne for my husband and Capri Di Amore is definitely an eye catcher. While I’m a sucker for ad campaigns and bottles I didn’t want to believe this would be that good. I’m even more shocked that I like the pour homme version MORE than the pour femme. Like by a lot. There’s a lot of depth in this one brought out by the peppercorn. I myself think it’s unisex enough for a woman to enjoy this a lot. But I also of course think it’s an incredibly sexy summer scent for men.

Underrated banger (and I lowkey hope it stays that way) could be my favourite summer fragrance of all time. The notes are simple but the smell isn’t simple in the sense of it not just being another summer citrus bomb. It smells really good, like a premium men’s sunscreen in the best way. It instantly reminds me of holidays in Greece. It’s got a 4 rating on here which isn’t bad but genuinely unsure if the people voting haven’t smelt it as this stuff is incredible. My fear is that D&G will one day just discontinue it, in which case I will stock up for life.

In terms of Light Blue, this isn't it, it's more K than Light Blue. Now I may be biased here seeing how I love K, but this one just hits the mark for me. So I picked this one up at Gatwick I believe, the guy at the counter recommended this to me after a couple of minutes. I honestly wasn't impressed, seeing it deviates so much from the Light Blue line. Yet, the more I wear it, the more it grows on me. Suffice to say it's a yes from me, though you might have to use it 2-3 times to let it grow on you.

Genuinely one of my favourite fragrances ever, it's one of the first ones I ever bought, and it smells so fun and really does give you a Mediterranean/Italian vibe. It definitely could be a harsh smell for some with the strong fig note and peppery opening, but it's a fun and unique summer scent imo and definitely worth trying out. I prefer this to the original light blue; it's like its fruitier, woody and intimate version.

Tested this in store. Extremely unexpected for a designer fragrance. It almost gives off entry level niche esque vibes Very impressive, and I never like designer fragrances (too many notes, and I can smell and taste the aromachemicals) This is similar in structure to a Jo Malone offering, Not many notes, everything has its space and nothing feels overly synthetic Would make a nice, simple, easy summer fragrance for a male

Love at first smell, sweet fig with a lot of woody notes, blended spectacularly and smoothly. Got it for my dad and he enjoyed this one a lot, being as picky as he is, merit is due. Although not a fraghead, after a few weeks my dad told me if something was off about it because it didn’t last shit on him, told him it’s normal, but what a shame on D&G. Recommended if you don’t like overpowering fruity manly summer scents.

Its really a Mediterranean vacation fragrance, one of the LEAST synthetic perfumes, it would have been even better if it had a lowkey mandarin orange note, but it's incredible as it is. For longevity; the scent was still noticeable on my skin for almost 4 hours, maybe it just didn't last on my skin. It smells like turquoise.And its so underrated.It has the potential to be a signature scent because its not well known.

I sprayed it on myself to see how it would feel for husband. it’s exactly the kind of scent I’d want on him but he wasn’t that impressed. It leans more daytime, very summer/spring. There’s this beautiful creamy vibe, like pool mist, mixed with a soft tea note. It actually reminded me of Parisian Musc a little bit. Turns out there’s a fig note listed, which explains everything.