Lord

Lord serves a splendid gothic-dandy-of-the-80s, a confluence of all the decade's masculine chypre and fougere hybrids: honeyed, musky, darkly woody, earthy and aromatic. As others have observed, this recalls such juggernauts as Boss (Number One), Ho Hang Club, even Davidoff Zino, but this isn't to suggest that Lord is merely a derivative amalgam. Rather, it feels like a suave and sensual distillation of these tropes into a measured and sensuous masculinity. It may prove a bit too dirty to those more accustomed to the modern palate; this was the age of Civettone, Muscarome, Animalis, Tonquitone, and the like, and these were accenting many of the scents of the time. To be clear though, this was released at a time where it would soon go out of vogue, so Lord soon met its fate in a world where aquatics and sheer fougeres would reign supreme. There is, however, something to be said about the plangent patchouli and animalic hum of the lingering dry down that makes this a charmer.

its a great dark very strong long lasting frag which is way different from others released in late 80's, its a must have for someone who want to smell as a lord but not really as gentleman, only for serious runners, thumbs up

Similar to HoHang Club but without the performance. The open is marvelous but, it quickly dries down to an intimate patchouli skin scent. I can live without it so, if you'd like to swap, I have a 1 oz. Bottle.

Just got a vintage bottle of 75 ml. Opening smells like celery salt. Don't like it.

bitter woody honey balsamic aromatic dark creepy animal Black wood, or I should say black voodoo. If Hogwarts have a smell must be this. Very very bitter but with some honey (toka) to adjust the taste. Very supermale in suit. a bit daddy maybe, barley yatagan for the aromatic side. Here I am: Burned wood. intriguing. Fur perfume for man. remember me a male version of Ysatis or Donatella Pecci Blunt, a sort of ultra dark Number One by Boss