Giorgio Aire

It was a total blind buy, and at a 13 euro rate, plus the fact it`s called `Aire` predicting a light summer frag I just jumped at it - worst case scenario is it`ll become a room spray..BUT iT`S NICE! I fell for it right after the first spritz. It`s jasmine-tuberose-lily of the valley combo hit the right spot and I`m just loving it now, despite of the green notes, which I`m usually not a fan of. I can also detect a certain sweetness in the background - probably the peach - which kicks off but fades later almost completely. Nothing complicated, no trying hard, flight, yet not citrusy or cologne-like, even though it does have a 90`s feel about it - I guess that could be because it`s somehow reminiscent of the original GBH. On my chart it scores 8/10, only because the sillage is not great - a couple of hours after spraying generously I could barely detect anything at all..But again, it could perform better in warm climate.

I was looking for a budget fragrance for summer and I believe I have found it. I can't say enough good things about this fragrance. This may be a reformulation or re-launch, and I never had the good fortune to smell the original in its day, but I have to say this is the lightest of floral, yet so lovely and gently sweet. There is nothing plastic at all in the fruits. just all very natural. In some perfumes with fruit notes, I get a plastic like- hairspray note, but not in this. The tuberose doesn't shout either, it whispers right along with the jasmine. Reviews were spot on. Love this fragrance. Light & airy and just perfect for hot Florida weather.

I almost cried when this lovely perfume was discontinued. I wore Giorgio Aire many summers & everyone I was around always asked what I was wearing & told me how beautiful it was in the air. To me it will always remind me of tanned skin, saltwater, blue, sand, wind, sky, kids, pets, walks, love, music, laughter, fantastic food/drink, parties, games & home on the beach. The bottle I have is from about 1997 & has gone off sadly. I can still smell it though & the memories are there. A forever summer scent for me. 🩵Beautiful! *Giorgio Beverly Hills Blue* is nothing like Giorgio Aire...it's not a re-release of "Aire"... it's not the same perfume.

Because this scent is no longer in production, be careful when buying. Look for a very greenish-blue, clear color, with no hint of amber. Even the ones that have been stored properly have begun to break down, and if they've been opened? Forget it. They'll be spoiled, smelling like alcohol or worse, fermented. Those who've never tried it fresh, back in the day, have no clue how wonderfully fresh, light, and clean it's supposed to be!

This was one of my mom's favorite fragrances back in 1996. She also loved the Ocean Dreams scent as well. She eventually gave me both bottles but we shared them and both really loved these two scents back in the summer of 1996. I wish that fragrances today were more like they used to be like in the mid 90's because I really miss the aldehydic vibe that these had.

just beautiful; a very sweet white floral like Giorgio but without the oakmoss; mainly tuberose, the sharpness of orchid, LOTV, peach, very green while staying sweet, neroli, musk and sandalwood

A hidden gem indeed. Fresh, clean and very elegant! It got me so many compliments, people just couldn't believe how little I paid for it. Can someone confirm if it's discontinued? (sniff)

I can't stop buying this perfume it's makes me happy like a kid. I drink it no no I am kidding

This perfume smells wonderful on my skin, and l love it!

I wish this was still in production.

I used to have the original Beverly Hills, and did enjoy wearing it, even though it was so cliche in the 80's. So, i was hoping very much to like this flanker... hoping it would just be a note off, just enough to make it a shade different..and hence more wearable. But, alas, no. It is altogether different. At first I did not like this much, but it has grown on me , and I do like it now. It is soft, and I get a lot of peach. Somewhat Tresor like. There are apparently some green notes, and indeed the bottle and box indicate a "greenness" , but sense none of that. Rather a soft white peachy smell. Nice for work or afternoons. I would not wear it at the height of summer with humidity, as I would rather have something crisper for that type of weather. So the "green" image it gives off may be misleading. Try before you buy. A decent , moderate wearing everyday fragrance, unlikely to offend.

My gosh this is nice! The opening is all at once sweet, misty (LadyPilot said it before me and I don't think there's a better word) and green. It's like a plant "breathing" a sigh of relief after a scorching day, releasing some of its natural fragrance into the evening air. The floral notes of jasmine and lily-of-the-valley are fresh and realistic. The peach comes through to me as a light nectar which fades leaving behind a soft peach skin. This combined with the cool vetiver and sweet orchid adds to the soft, dry texture of this scent. Although there's a bit of musk here it doesn't dominate. I think it's the civet in the base that gives Giorgio Aire a lovely quiet radiance. If you're looking for a spring/summer scent that's a bit different from the usual citrus or fruity/floral, I highly recommend giving this one an "airing"!

Perfect for a sweltering, humid August day. Fresh, refreshing, uplifting and reviving. Quite heavy on the LOTV though, so if you don't care for that note, this may not be for you. Projection is strong for the first hour and then falls back, but I can still detect it on my skin after 12 hours. Astonishing value for money - the 90ml bottle is as cheap as chips and the fragrance punches well above its weight. I have to say I'm impressed with Giorgio Beverley Hills. Red is terrific, So You is very nice, this one is a winner and I'm looking forward to trying Holiday shortly. Happy days!

Giorgio Aire is a light, floral, clean in a non-soapy way, somewhat sophisticated scent. I loved it right away when I sprayed it! Up lifting and happy scent, it reminds me of spring days and warmer weather, sunny days ahead! Nice staying power for such an ethereal scent, floral on the top, the LOTV and neroli are prominent to my nose, peach and citrus notes to me are practically non-existent, some creamy sandalwood at the base gives it a quiet depth. It's beautiful, and a safe blind buy if you like uncomplicated floral fragrances.

This is a sweet, round, and uncomplicated white floral with a big, beautiful opening that smells more expensive than the tiny bit I paid for it. It settles down quickly (or I get used to it fast) and I'm tempted to re-spray, but that could get dangerous. I think this is a great cheapie for hot days when you still want to put on a big perfume.

The Beverly Hills air is just as tuberose-infused as always, I see. Has the clear signature of the original, possibly a bit greener, and not quite as atomic. That's not saying much though. In the world of Giorgio, I guess this passes as "aire".

Yes, it is back in production, I just received my bottle and I'm in love!!! The first blast is very much like the good old Acqua di Gio - slightly citrussy-melon-soapy-misty-like, then the soap emerges for a short, to finally give way to beautiful spring flowers, with dominating lily of the valey. And this soft, misty white floral paradise stays with you for a long, long time! This scent reminds me of a luxurious restroom in the lounge of a five-star hotel, one full of marble and wrought iron ornaments, fresh flowers and delicately smelling highest quality soap. And as for this category of light perfumes, it's amazingly long-lasting! A big, big "yes" for this one!

it is not fruity at all,it is very sharp flowery ,synthetic,kinda out dated perfume

Headache inducing. A scrubber for me, my nostrils were burning after 10-15 minutes (hoping it would settle down) and I couldn't take it anymore. Way too strong with even just one spritz. I can see how some people might enjoy this scent, but this is not at all for me. Strong, strong, strong floral! Almost knocked me out, not 'airy' as the name would imply. I don't enjoy the original Giorgio, but based on reviews here, I thought this would be completely different...I attest that they are quite similar. Message me if you want to swap for something in the same price range - this was a blind buy for me, I'm just experimenting so open to pretty much anything!

When I was a kid my mom took us on summer vacation to LA, the first time I had been there. We did the tourist thing and went to Rodeo Drive, and she bought this perfume for herself at the Giorgio store, at the suggestion of a sales associate. She def was never a real perfumista, I think maybe she just bought it as a souvenir more than anything, but she wore it for a while after that. After they stopped making this, I often thought of it because of how much I associated it with summer in the late 90's and exciting, cosmopolitan vacations (as opposed to the rural, outdoorsy ones my dad took me on). That green bottle and those stripes easily referred to the West Coast image of luxury branding. (To me it fits right in the with Beverly Hills Hotel/ Palm Springs style of midcentury aesthetic). When I was growing up, the idea of luxury wasn't as overdone and excessive in output and accessible 10x a minute like it is now, and because I was a kid too, it held a lot of wonder that it definitely doesn't for me anymore. Now that they make this perfume again, I've bought a bottle for very cheap. I'm actually afraid to smell it because I don't want it to be different, but at 13 dollars it wouldn't be a big loss monetarily speaking.