Attimo

I have a perfect sintagma who defined it: j'adore attimo....good now serious this smell like a 90 business blazer on a powerful executive...This is how escada it should have evolved from tender light, this is clean, the lotus is a little masculine but not too much, the pear I feel it in composition but never alone is very good blend, the floral notes good very neutral and at the final a floral cedar, I feel the musk just when is a very hot European summer day, but then I sprayed it inside of the blazer so no musk for me. This is a smell for the day when you don't need to be rush or overpowering, more an amicably meeting with a business partner. Some gentlemen here said they found it intimidating, well it can be but that means that you never met a strong woman in her peak days of domination, in addition to Jean Patou, Lubin and other strongly feminist perfumes this is a breeze. My husband finds it extremely relaxing, but it enters in the scene in comparative point to others very empowerful perfumes. I don't think a man who is used to his wife wouldn't find it attractive, on the contrary, having that lotus note that makes you think of the exotic side of the power like a Pharaoh Queen, I think it can become very attractive, of course, for the man who knows that the woman is looking at him with love, because otherwise the cold barrier of the perfume protects you from all kinds of flies 😉. Now the bad part... it's disconnected and hard to find I bought a full box of 5ml bottle and some 1,5 ml tests to still have it. I tried the Incanto A. That some let said was approximately the same...no, no for me. By the way, that marketing image... nothing to do with the perfume "muse"....I think a dog would be a more suitable image...this isn't a perfume for a blond short dress Italian sugar baby

12/23/19 - Top notes: Nashi pear, lotus flower Heart: Gardenia, peony, frangipani Base: Musk, cedar, patchouli Let me start off by sharing that, if you abhor frags that smell like you’ve just stepped out of a hot, cleansing bath or shower, this one isn’t for you. I wear this to work where I spend most of my time. If I didn’t experience clean-smelling, feminine, crowd-friendly scents, I’d never be able to wear any. And they have to be pleasant enough that my patients on the critical care unit I work on would not be nauseated by them. That definitely eliminates a majority of fragrances. This smells so pleasant! It’s creamy, comforting, and clean. I imagine sun, blue skies, windows open, sheer white curtains blowing in the warm breeze while I relax on a comfortable sofa sipping tea as my hair dries after a relaxing soak in a bubble bath. That moment when you know everything is perfect and you don’t want this to end. I even had one of my patients comment, “You smell so good!”, so I know it’s friendly and unobtrusive. It doesn’t last for more than 5 hours at most. Since it’s in my all-time top 5’s, I don’t mind re-applying! I want to forever wear this. When I get whiffs of it, I am immediately calmed and refreshed. That’s a nice experience while at work! Is this nighttime-sexy? I think so - if YOU enjoy it and YOU feel sexy, and your partner loves to nuzzle into your erogenous zones smelling clean and floral.

I added Attimo to my collection thanks to my sister - onimoka and I am trying to find the right words to describe it... Attimo is a lovely soft floral fragrance with a distinct pear nectar note infused with woodsy nuances and fortunately to me, free from strong earthy patchouli. It is a lovely juice for summer and fall; very feminine, romantic, joyful smile inducer. I don't have anything even remotely similar in my collection. In a way, Attimo feels unique even though it is not composed of a huge variety of notes. I love it. Received it in a swap ''in dark'' and I loved it in an instant and that does not happen to me often :-) I am looking forward to acquirying a huge 100ml bottle as I can't imagine coming autumn without Attimo! It lingers nicely on my skin and does not seem to go faint with every hour, so lasting power is more than reasonable. Gorgeous! To me - it scores 10/10. A must have for semi sweet floral lovers.

This is the one perfume that I could wear forever! This warm fresh fragrance caught my attention 6 years ago and I have been addicted! I feel the lotus, pear, frangipani and cedar wood pop on my skin and this powerhouse fragrance is the strongest I have come across! Stays on me for over 6 hours. SILLAGE is strong enough to fill a room in about 4 spritz ! Perfect for fun loving yet strong women who love to make a mark! Signifies an elegance unlike any other fragrance! If I were to choose a celebrity this perfume reminds me of it has to be Aishwarya Rai Bacchan, the most beautiful woman in the world!

A beautiful, sparkling white fragrance. I find the opening soft, sparkling and beautiful. The lotus and pear are sweet, soft and gentle. The white flowers are in harmony and pronounce a white crisp scent. The musk, cedar and patchouli ground the flowers with a warm but soft footing. A kiss of cool sparkling champagne in a white flower garden.

a great summer scent, I am not verry pleased with the sillage, not verry strong, cause I really like people asking me what I am wearing, but the scent is really really nice! as my 7 years old boy said to me :"mommy this is my favourite, this smells so nice and warm like the sun"

Indeed Attimo is a much more affordable alternative of Idylle. Judging by the notes I knew that I was gonna fell in love with it. It's absolutely feminine and beautiful floral perfume. Perfect for springtime and romantic evenings. Sillage is excellent on my skin.

gonna buy this for my girlfriend even if i knew she'll never like it..it's ok,at least i luv it & am gonna use it for myself...tried it on my skin at the counter before and it last till after shower the next day...

well, at the beginning fruits, then flowers and then nothing more... Longesivity is very bad and the smell is so unassuming and easygoing, even I want to give it a few slaps :D

Attimo is as exquisite as Salvatore Ferragamo's signature fragrance. I've been waiting for this....

The devil doesn't wear Prada; she wears Attimo. The creators of Attimo took a woman off the street, dressed her in off the rack jeans, a tee shirt, and sneakers and told her to walk into a Salvatore Ferragamo boutique and ask for service. The liquid in the bottle is not perfume but the distilled essence of the salesperson's disdain at having to deal with such a lower class of human. Perfect for a first meeting with your ex-husband after the divorce. Please, don't wear Attimo on a date with your husband. We men love many qualities in our wives but being highly intimidating isn't top on our lists. I would love to give smelling notes, but the individual notes that compose Attimo so inadequately describe its power that I will just say this: Top Flowers and 4ct Diamonds Middle Vindictiveness Base Sweet Cedar and Ultra-Modern Cubic Spaces Dries down to the smell of everything within your grasp. Not recommended for work unless you're the boss.

It reminds me of the typical 90s style fragrance: minimalist, sophisticated and subtly sexy. And yes, I agree with Jasonchickerson: it could be the fragrance that hovered in the first store in which Pretty Woman (Julia Roberts) came the first time, on Rodeo Drive. I like it very much, it' very classy, but I would have liked even more if there was even a touch of suede (or a birch bark note combined with patchouli) inside: it would make it more unusual and fascinating, and less cold and snobbish. UPDATE: the drydown is more round and tender than the earliest notes... very charming, I seem to smell the inside of a high quality handbag of a classy, self-confident woman of about thirty years. Attimo has not an overwhelming sillage, but this is in line with the kind of elegant woman represented by this fragrance. The lasting power is quite good.

I love pear. That's why I bought this. A light pear fragrance for the summer. Unfortunately pear does not stay to hang around. She only stays for a short visit on the opening. At the middle, she starts to collect her things and by the dry down she's gone for an extended stay with Hermes' Un Jardin Sur Le Toit. All that's left, is some not very pleasant cumin skin scent. (Emphasis on "skin"). There is clearly a different price point between the two. I suppose I could reapply every 1 to 2 hours to bring back the pear, but I like my perfume to work for me, not the other way around. As far as inexpensive clean scents go, there are many choices. I prefer Ferragamo's F Fascinating. The only attractive thing about this one to me is the pear, which fitting to it's name, solamente rimane per un "Attimo" (only remains for a moment).

Yes, it resembles Idylle, true! But Idylle is quite harsh at the beginning and then softens with a lovely peony. Attimo is not harsh at all, is quite linear, definately more pleasant and fresh, while Idylle is not fresh. Attimo is more wearable but less deep and less warm/thick in the dry down (it's fresh). They resemble a lot, the truth is. I liked this perfume a lot though I expected something more flowery and less fresh. I don't think it's an unattractive perfume but yes, it's not unique. It's very nice for an everyday scent, pleasant, inoffensive, joyfull and playful.

I'm very pleasantly surprised by Attimo!! Though it is what some would call a 'generic' floral fruity, I still see the classiness of it. It could be well worn by a woman of any age, who wants to put some spirit on that is appropriate everywhere. Attimo has a bit of the same character as J'Adore by Dior I would dare to say... And the staying power? Believe it or not, it's great! I have put it on my hand at noon, and I still can smell it now at 7 pm 30, after MULTIPLE washes! My thumbs are way up!

Really nice-- aquatic and floral with a musky, sensual note. The aquatic florals come first, then a delicious juicy pear note, then a sweet floral musk. I was surprised by how much I liked this, since I don't usually like pear. It feels really feminine and sophisticated at the same time, really classy. I just found a tiny bottle of this in my bathroom as I was organizing, from years ago-- kinda sad it's discontinued. But I'll cherish the bit I have left!

Just to express my support for recent Salvatore Ferragamo tendency of releasing 'Colognes', I mean citrus Tuscan Soul and more feminine vibrant Attimo. I like both. If you treat it just as 'Cologne', at a rather reasonable price comparing to other recent releases, and this style appeals to you, you might start feeling luminous aura as the halo of saints in a Florentine Renaissance painting. Well-done.

I got a tiny bottle of this from a kit that comes with a lotion. The perfume itself is quite nice but actually it's the lotion's scent I really like and would buy it if I could find it again. There is a subtle woody note in it that I find so comforting. The perfume is fine, nothing special, and doesn't seem too floral or cloying from what I remember. It doesn't last that long either.

I've been looking at this for some time, and finally decided to buy. Its a pretty floral, and I love the nashi pear note in the beginning. It's not an outstanding fragrance but its suitable for wearing anywhere. I like it better than similar florals I've tried in the same price range, and think its quite likely that I'll keep a bottle in my collection.

I got a sample bottle as a complimentary gift which lasted me for a week. It has a nice floral and a very relaxed opening for the scent. Imagine reading a book under the sun in your garden that's what it smells like. It's drydown is very subtle which is just perfect for me. I would love/buy this scent if it has better sillage and longevity.