Fiamma

Fiamma is a truly delicious scent. It evolves beautifully on the skin, with a noticeable contrast between the opening and the dry down, they feel almost like two completely different fragrances. Interestingly, the listed notes don’t fully reflect how the fragrance actually smells in practice. On my skin, the dry down becomes warmer, slightly sweeter, and more amber forward, with a soft vanilla like quality. At times, it even reminds me of Twenty Four Seven by Balenciaga. Although it’s often described as an animalic fragrance, I don’t find it animalic or “dirty” at all. On the contrary, it feels very clean, smooth, and refined. I also disagree with descriptions labeling it as masculine, on me, it reads as distinctly feminine. Another important point is that the notes listed on Fragrantica don’t match those on the official website. According to the brand, the composition is: • Top notes: White pear, nectarine, saffron, calendula, ambrette, cherry • Heart notes: Jasmine, gardenia, honeysuckle, Damask rose • Base notes: Ambrox®, patchouli, musk, sugared musk Overall, Fiamma is a sophisticated, evolving fragrance that leans sweet and ambery in the dry down, with a feminine and polished character

This smells so gooooood. Sprayed in duty free at the airport and came back 10 minutes later to purchase. I would actually say this is unlike any other fragrance I currently own. This is classy spicy amber and could be worn year round. The fruit and floral is there but it’s not pronounced, it’s just added sweetness and complexity. I also usually hate a pear note, so don’t let that put anyone off if it’s also not usually your thing. I have no idea why anyone would say this is similar in any way to BR540. Your nose must be broken. If I had to compare it to any fragrance, it actually makes me think of the gucci rush girl grown up into the rich sophisticated woman (and I was a big rush fan back in the day). The notes may not be similar, but it’s the vibe and the spiciness. This will make people stop you and ask what you’re wearing - same as rush did. It’s different and worth trying. 8.5/10 - longevity could be better, but banger fragrance and the price is good if you can find on discount

I am very surprised that this perfume has gone quite under the radar. I see that it is not ranked very highly, but to me it's a real gem! I tried it in a store and I must say that its evolution on the skin made me fall in love with it. I most definitely want to buy it. The opening fells quite soapy, maybe due to the pear, but it evolves into a beautiful gardenia which I love, and then the drydown seals the deal. It's not linear at all, which is a plus for a designer fragrance. Moreover, it lasts forever on my skin! I can't wait to add it to my collection!

Fiamma is a voluptuous, spiced white-floral offering, possessing a noticeable weight and depth that feels substantial without tipping into heavy, full-winter amber territory. The core white floral element is richly earthy and seamlessly interwoven with a sophisticated array of warming spices. However, those hoping for a bright, fruity or fresh note in an otherwise amber profile, this will likely prove a quiet disappointment. The dry-down settles into a remarkably creamy, milky base, underpinned by a clean, comforting amber. What is it like? This fragrance is the very hallmark of modern designer perfumery: impeccably blended, balanced, and featuring a highly refined amber profile. Despite being marketed as a women's fragrance, its profile leans decidedly unisex - that is likely why some report it as being even masculine in their reviews. Its spicy, temperate nature makes it an excellent, complex floral option for a man, especially during the cooler months of autumn. The projection is soft and deliberately delicate—an intimate sillage that creates a refined, private aura, ensuring it is demure and virtually impossible to offend. Who is this for? This scent is perfectly suited for the discreetly elegant individual. It is ideal for a professional environment, speaking to the quiet confidence of a wearer—regardless of gender—who seeks a warm, understated floral signature that suggests refinement rather than demands attention. It's the scent for the person who lets their actions speak louder than their fragrance. What can you wear with this? Fiamma pairs beautifully with the sensory comfort of late fall—think a tailored wool coat, vintage denim, and a chunky knit sweater. It truly comes alive after a cool rain shower, complementing the damp, crisp air with its inner warmth. How does it perform? It demonstrates modest sillage, pulling back to sit quite close to the skin within the first hour unless intentionally oversprayed. This results in superb longevity as a personal, enduring skin scent. Crucially, the composition adheres exceptionally well to fabric, remaining on clothing for significantly longer than on the skin.

This fragrance presents a compelling paradox: a familiar echo of BURBERRY BODY's signature warmth, yet a distinct departure into a fresher, more nuanced territory. The expected musk gives way to a powdery, iris-driven freshness, a subtle yet captivating floral accord. Prominent notes of amber and vanilla create a smooth, almost velvety texture, while a fine, powdery veil adds a touch of sophistication. An intriguing undertone emerges, a resinous, slightly balsamic quality reminiscent of benzoin, or perhaps a creamy, nutty oil, adding complexity. The listed white pear note remains undetectable on my skin, suggesting a potential for variation based on individual chemistry. This fragrance, therefore, demands a discerning palate and a skin that can fully showcase its intricate layers