From Giorgio Armani, Summer Diamonds 2010, new limited edition versions of Emporio Armani Diamonds and Emporio Armani Diamonds for Men:
Emporio Armani Summer Diamonds Her (above left) ~ “A summer flavour to Armani Diamonds, new for her in 2010. Emporio Armani Diamonds Eau de Toilette is a new irresistibly fresh, sparkling and impertinent radiance.” In 100 ml.
Emporio Armani Summer Diamonds Him (above right) ~ “The new limited edition summer edition of Diamonds for Men, from Emporio Armani. Emporio Armani Diamonds for Men woody gourmand aromatic, cut and polished like a diamond, operates like a captivating prism.” In 75 ml Eau de Toilette.
The Emporio Armani Summer Diamonds fragrances can be found now at Boots in the UK. (via boots)
And also from Armani, the 2010 versions of Armani Code Summer:
Armani Code Summer Pour Femme (above left) ~ with neroli, pear, orange blossom, jasmine, ginger, cyclamen, vanilla and woods.
Armani Code Summer Pour Homme (above right) ~ with bergamot, limone, grapefruit, neroli, aquatic notes, olive tree leaf, tarragon, rose, cedar, gaiac, amber and musk.
The Armani Code Summer fragrances are available in 75 ml Eau de Toilette. (via sfilate.it)
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“fresh, sparkling and impertinent radiance” What does impertinent radiance mean? Hmm? Armani Code Summer pour femme sounds interesting.
Beats me!
maybe that you don’t care who suffers if you over-apply?
LOL! Excellent.
God. FOUR flankers in one big egurgitation? It’s just getting worse, isn’t it?
I shouldn’t judge without trying them, but you can’t try everything nowadays–you can’t even really make a serious dent in the output nowadays–and I suspect the chances of even one of these being any good are very small. (Although tarragon….)
If it sells, it’ll get a summer version.
I just hope that the new Armani diamonds is not as weak as the original one.
You would think it’d be weaker since it’s a summer version…they usually are.
If they are going to continue to do seasonal flankers, I wish they’d put the year on them – just to make it easier for me. lol But also I would think if they started “dating” fragrances, especially flankers, because then it would emphasize the exclusivity and make the consumer want to collect them more. Kind of like the different vintages of wine. But again, maybe I’m thinking to much like a perfumista rather than the average fragrance consumer? I think Angela’s article further emphasized how blissfully ignorant I am of the mainstream consumer.
Sorry for the crap grammar. lol
Totally agree, esp. since they hang around in stores for YEARS, so to tell is one is new you have to consult pictures of the bottles.
Far far far too many summer flankers!! Just doesn’t seem to end does it?
For me Code Summer Pour Homme sounds more interesting than Diamond Summer Him. Olive tree leaf, rose, gaiac and musk seems to be a funny combination somehow!
Armani Code was a more interesting scent than Diamonds IMHO, so the flanker is probably better too.
Ohhhh. When do they come out in the U.S?
No idea, sorry!
Tried both. They’re AWFUL. Chemical and cheap.
I am especially sorry for Armani Code, like Robin said here I was expecting more, but last year’s was better.
Still, we have Armani Mania Summer to look forward to …
And of course Acqua di Gioia! Yesssssssssss
Nile, where did you try them at? Do you live in the U.S???
Thanks!
No, I live in Prague, Czech Republic.
They are available at both Sephora and Marionnaud.
Marionnaud is another Sephora
except they carry Decleor, Shiseido, Hermes and other brands Sephora doesn’t have here.