Galleria Vittorio Emanuele

"To know Milan, one must immerse oneself in it," said writer Guido Piovene, and Giuseppe Marotta noted in his wonderful book 'The Milanese' (Le Milanesi) that this city "should not just be seen, but also inhaled." Discover the majestic Milan with a centuries-old history through the perfumed water GALLERIA VITTORIO EMANUELE from the new unique collection of fragrances LE VIE DI MILANO by TRUSSARDI, dedicated to the northern capital of the Mediterranean country. The fragrance composition recalls the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, where the gothic grandeur of the Milan Cathedral blends with the neoclassical style of architect Piermarini. A shining example of architecture, this gallery was built in Milan in 1865 and, 15 years later, was reproduced in Moscow's Red Square by royal decree (later becoming the GUM department store). In this so-called 'Milanese salon,' the scents of coffee and tea bars mix with the expensive fragrances of ladies in evening dresses and men in tuxedos crossing the gallery to reach the La Scala Opera House. Perfumer Julie Massé created a delightful cocktail of hazelnut, vanilla, and coffee, tuberose, cinnamon, and cedar. The bottle of the fragrance GALLERIA VITTORIO EMANUELE from the LE VIE DI MILANO collection by TRUSSARDI is made of opaque glass and crowned with a gilded figurative cap in the shape of a greyhound silhouette – the brand's symbol. The neck of the noble hound is adorned with a leather collar of the same color as the bottle.