Galleria

I really have to write a review about this one🥰 I have tried them all from this house and I own now 4 of them and Galleria is the best of all for me. Since I am a fan of powder/lipsticky perfumes this is it! To me this one smells like an expensive lipstick in an quality leather purse 🥰 It reminds me of my childhood when I was trying my moms or my aunt's lipsticks or face powders. It makes me feel elegant,mature,feminine and beautiful. Its not an offensive perfume at all. Well done Milano Fragranze👌 At least you made me happy😊 And the bottles are quality,heavy and beautiful,as well the boxes. I think its a win with this ones, price/quality. Its not a beast in longevity or silage but it lasts ok to make me happy. I reaply when I want to smell it strong again. I really reccomend this house 👌 and they have one more feminine called " La Prima" 👌

I like Galleria a lot, although it might be a little redundant in my collection. This fragrance smells like an hybrid of Dolce & Gabbana K edt and edp. Things it's got in common with the edp: density, toned down pimento and citrusses. Things it's got in common with the edt: a hint of unfinished/incomplete fig accord (whereas the edp has a more defined, yet delicate, caramelized fig accord). Original features of Galleria: coffee note in the opening (which I honestly couldn't identify as coffee), very light leather accord. Hope this helps. Ps: you really need to try Milano Fragranze PANETTONE!

Have been having this in my wishlist for a long time! Galleria is the scent of a luxurious gallery, just like its name. With each spray, I am transported to world of luxurious, buttery leather goods, soft elegant suede, elevated make up & powders with waft of freshly brewed fragrant latte in the background and a hint of berry dessert. On my dry skin, the leather, suede note doesnt last very long, the powdery makeup-y iris, cafe latte and a bite of berry dessert lasts the most. just like shopping day, good cup of coffee and yummy dessert is the perfect way to finish the day.

An easy leather fragrance for beginners. Three notes stand out the most: coffee, iris root, and leather. The opening is a lightly bitter black coffee, without sugar or milk. It is only a brief introduction, and the coffee quickly fades into the background. Now, let’s talk about the leather. Many leather fragrances make a first impression of something bold, rough, or slightly animalic. Galleria is different. It has almost none of that aggressiveness. Instead, it smells like a newly unboxed leather bag: soft, clean leather with a subtle natural oiliness still left on the hide. Alongside the leather comes iris root. It brings a delicate powdery texture, with a hint of creaminess and the dry, earthy character typical of rhizomes. Rather than competing with the leather, it feels like a layer of soft suede laid over its surface, smoothing out what could otherwise have been a colder, firmer texture. The most impressive part of this fragrance is the relationship between the iris root and the leather. Neither tries to dominate the other. Instead, they remain in perfect balance throughout. It no longer smells like two separate notes, but rather a single tactile sensation. In the drydown, sandalwood and amber add a gentle warmth to the composition, while the overall style remains dry and restrained. The coffee from the opening has long since disappeared, leaving the fragrance centered around that piece of “new leather” dusted with the soft powderiness of iris. Projection and longevity are both solid. A very enjoyable fragrance.

Milano Fragranze Galleria is a sweet, fruity, and spicy blend featuring red fruits, carrot seeds, sandalwood, citruses, davana, and patchouli, mostly, of the longer note list. There’s a realistically sweet red fruit note that’s front-and-center, tempered somewhat by a green, floral, citrus, woody collection of other contributing notes, the carrot seed providing the most vegetable produce aspect with also some support from citruses, and then a blended base of sandalwood, patchouli, amber, and leather, with something rustic yet creamy working under it all. It has the feel of a “jack of all trades” scent, fresh and fruity enough but still with some heft and gravitas, and I’ve not quite smelled this particular blend, as the use of the red fruits in particular feels just right: significant but not overbearing or even heavy-handed. It has a sort of yearround “classy date scent” vibe to it, but does defy characterization somewhat in terms of scent profile. Overall, I quite like it, perhaps not among my very favorites of the line so far, but still a very good scent and, certainly, as with the others, very much worth trying out, with good performance. It’s also highly versatile, among the most versatile of the house that I’ve tried so far. Like the rest of the line, Galleria is priced at $135 for 100ml, in EDP concentration, and in the US is available at great boutiques like Perfumology, where I purchased my sample set. 7 out of 10