Luciano Soprani Luciano Soprani

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Luciano Soprani Luciano Soprani

Rated 3.89 out of 5 based on 9 customer ratings
(9 customer reviews)

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Luciano Soprani original perfume was launched in 1987. It features a blend of the following notes: mandarin, galbanum, cinnamon, ylang-ylang, rose, lily-of-the-valley, iris, patchouli, sandalwood, cedar, amber, white honey, musk, incense, opoponax, benzoin and oakmoss.

It is available as 50 ml EDT.

9 reviews for Luciano Soprani Luciano Soprani

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    If one can imagine a Coco Chanel, with a lovely light sparkle running through it. I really like this one. Orange cinnamon notes within an amber sweet backdrop. Has an 80s oriental feel to it. Seems very well made.

  2. :

    3 out of 5

    Thank you, Athenian. I’m still waiting to receive this, but I did read on ‘another’ website that it is somewhat similar in feeling, in a similar vein, as Coco. I’m sure I won’t be the least bit disappointed if that is the case with it–and my own chemistry. Happy perfuming!

  3. :

    4 out of 5

    AmazonGrace the Soprani perfume is simply amazing. I am sure it is exactly what you are hoping for and more. Enjoy!!!

  4. :

    5 out of 5

    I just blind bought this based on reviews here and the notes listed in Luciano Soprani. I got the vintage 3.4 ounce EdT concentration.
    I did notice that this was formulated in 1987–but if it’s a (stereotypical) ’80s heavy-hitter with bombastic sillage and longevity: all the better IMO IF I like the fragrance.
    I’m awaiting it’s arrival in the post, but will return after testing to give a review.
    I’m surprised (and a tad bit anxious) about LS not having more reviews here on Fragrantica–or elsewhere, for that matter.
    Again: for me, all the better if I think it’s a good fragrance and not many others are wearing it. 😉

  5. :

    4 out of 5

    Sultry, cozy and a bit decadent. Enough said. Strictly for the grown-up only, no matter gender beliefs or sexual identity 😉 .

  6. :

    4 out of 5

    MsMaryO, Action, what concentration of perfume do you have? I’ve seen it’s available also in EDP.

  7. :

    4 out of 5

    Wow…what a beautiful scent-very regal and aristocratic. I feel like I should be wearing a deep purple velvet gown with lots of gold and pearls. I love anything with honey, and here it warms things up nicely. It’s definitely chypre, but not a cold chypre.
    I won’t even begin to describe notes, as this is blended so well that it becomes one symphony of beauty. It’s perfume the way it was meant to be experienced, as a whole.
    This has some serious sillage and “insane” longevity. It lasted for several days on my bathrobe after my initial test of it-until I washed it. I have no idea how long it could have actually lasted, a month, maybe?
    I do have one complaint about it. While the opening and the heart are glorious and I can’t stop sniffing my wrist (although I really don’t have to sniff that closely because this throws out to about 3-4 feet!), after about 3 hours the base notes get a little screechy. I did buy a used bottle and this could be due to freshness, but it relegates this to “evenings only” for me.
    Still, for quality and “queenliness” factor, this rules!

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    There is a nice thread on right now about the most aristocratic perfume. Well, it is actually this one. The 1st perfume of Soprani (vintage).
    Pure gold, pure class, pure royalty.

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    I put this on and went about my day, forgetting about it. After an hour i thought “Where is that familiar smell coming from?”
    This is so much like Caron’s Pour Une Femme (pure parfum) I thought i dipped into my own wardrobe. You can see for yourself that every note in Pour Une Femme is right here – plus a few more.
    Edit: What both fragrances have that makes me swoon is the incense/rose combo on a heavenly patchouli base. Drydown is a luscious honey/amber powdery accord (unlike the sharper, colder iris powder drydown)
    I’m impressed that with so many notes this doesn’t slip into a stink or become a flat out mess. It’s clear that whoever is behind this fragrance has some experience.
    I do think that my Caron has better quality and is more smooth and rich. Luciano is more ‘airy’ and I get a slight ‘hairspray’ note (but nothing offensive)
    lasting power is going on eight hours. Wow. I would recommend buying htis blind, actually

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