Bottega Veneta launches first fragrance for men

Published: 7-Aug-2013
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In September, luxury brand Bottega Veneta (Coty) will launch its first scent for men, Pour Homme. Composed by Antoine Maisondieu and Daniela Andrier, it blends bergamot and juniper with a base of patchouli and leather. Initially exclusive to Nordstrom, Bergdorf Goodman and Bottega boutiques, a wider roll-out will follow from June 2014.

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