

1927 is a fragrance that evokes the elegance, opulence and glamor of the 1920s. It opens with shimmering aldehydes that are balanced by a burst of bergamot and hints of mandarin, creating a vibrant and refreshing initial impression.
At its heart, this fragrance reveals a voluptuous floral bouquet of violet and narcissus, with the enveloping presence of mimosa. These floral notes add depth and complexity to the composition, transporting the user to a world of luxury and sophistication.
In summary, "1927" is a citrus fragrance that captures the essence of 1920s glamour, offering a luxurious and sophisticated olfactory experience that evokes nostalgia for a bygone era.
1988 is part of Floris' "The Fragrance Journals" series, capturing the heart and soul of London across decades. It is a tribute to the city, its social fabric and its people, reflecting its ability to adapt to change while maintaining its distinctive identity.
The Spaniard Juan Famenias Floris left Menorca for Montpellier (France), the mecca of perfume in the 18th century, to learn the secrets of creating fragrances. From there, he embarked on his great adventure to London, buying 89 Jermyn Street where he established his barbering and comb manufacturing business in 1730. Juan Floris, nostalgic for the aromas of his home in Menorca, also begins to recreate those fragrances in the back room of No. 89, mixing essential oils just as he had learned in Montpellier. The mixture of ingredients, imported from Europe, was made individually for each client and the formulas were registered to be able to reproduce them to suit their needs. These few fragrances have remained in the heart of Floris until today as part of the Classic Collection.
With the entrepreneurial spirit of Juan Floris - in 1730 perfumes were a real novelty and Jermyn Street was the epicenter of the haute bourgeoisie in London - and with his innovative vision when creating personalized fragrances, the barbershop went transforming it into an elegant space for selling eau de toilette and exclusive accessories such as handmade combs imported from Menorca, shaving brushes, hat pins or toothbrushes.
Floris turned 285 in 2015. It is the oldest family of independent British perfumers in the world and the only perfume house designated for the Queen. Juan Floris' family is currently in the eighth and ninth generation. They proudly run the business from the same premises at 89 Jermyn Street, using their knowledge and drawing on the heritage of the art of fragrance from generation to generation, creating exquisite perfumes that stand the test of time and body care products. .
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