Uomo? Moschino (1997)
by Moschino

Uomo? Moschino by Moschino - One is initially treated to a crisp tarantella of bittersweet, citrusy kumquat and sweet and woody rosewood, tempered by an astringent and sour coriander. This fresh blend rapturously floats on a perfumed cloud, and eventually drifts to the awaiting middle. Here, in the heart, the fresh blend is supplanted by cyclamen, with its mildly sweet, floral accents, spicy and warm, cinnamon leaf as well as nutty clary sage, with its hint of anise. This invigorating medley flows to the waiting base. The refreshing base is a mixture of dry cedarwood, soapy musk and candied amber, moderated by antiseptic artemisia. An exhilarating and outdoorsy drydown ensues. This pleasant and masculine composition has average projection, albeit radiating, and excellent longevity. The quality to price ratio for this all-season fragrance is heavily skewed in its favor, given its inexpensive price.

14th January, 2012.

I absolutely love this fragrance! I bought it when it first came out - and it's been a staple in my wardrobe since 1997. I used to think it was a warm weather scent, but I love this year-round.

It is so fresh, invigorating yet masculine. One of the greatest Italian male fragrances on the market - and the price is great! Some of the reviews here get it - this stuff is simply awesome. If you don't like it, then I will not speak to you ever again (or even pretend to know you). The question mark in the label (for me) is asking, "Am I man enough to dose myself in its glory...?" You bet your you know what I am.

This is not generic - my apologies to anyone who said this is not original, but I will have to disagree with you. Dose yourself in it on a warm summer day at a nice patio lunch wearing some nice clothes. Relax, breathe deep and let it create an aura around you. Then, reapply some more for going out at night to a club. It works equally as good! This is the essence of what a fragrance should be - and not be niche. I respect, own and collect some niche fragrances. The problem is, you can only wear them at very specific places, time and weather (and attire). This is get up and go - any day, night, weather (although it radiates in sunshine)and clothes (suit to t-shirt & jeans)...have fun with it!

4.5+/5 stars...and something that I don't grow tired of - and always get compliments on. Awesome stuff! Italians get it - we live life to enjoy...and this you can get a "taste" of what Italy is in a bottle.

20th December, 2011. (Last Edited: 16th January, 2012.)

Uomo? by Moschino must be one of the most underrated mens fragrance of all time.
Such a classic (yet modern), vibrant, fresh scent that simply makes you smile everytime you get a whiff during the day.
The fragrance opens with slightly sweet blast of kumquat with a liberal dash of green and spices. Throughout its evolution, it mellows into what i can only describe, as per the base notes description above, as fresh 'sunlight' in a bottle.
Truly a classy, sophisticated EDT, with good longevity (7-9 hrs) and its projection is certainly above average.
If ever there was such a fragrance category for 'sleepers' as it were, this would be king, hands down.

20th September, 2011. (Last Edited: 13rd November, 2011.)

this frag satisfy my soul
intriguing evolution
top notes - kumquat, cilantro, fresh, hot, metallic green and smooth at the same time
I feel the floral and cinnamon balancing and checking charm
identical to ending extreme bulgari, honestly my skin has no difference
Not that this is bad, on the contrary, I admire BE, although not all this brightness in evolution.
Moschino is rich and unpretentious
cool and hot
quiet and agile
is the duality of smell
top 10 without a doubt, the joker

31st May, 2011.

While not completely original when you can trace the origin of its parts, Uomo? Moschino deftly combines noticeable aspects of power players Egoiste and Xeryus Rouge with a bit of Le Roy Soleil Homme plus a handsome dash of lemon to create this - the Cerberus of 90's fragrances. The culmination of a decade-long study in masculine, herbaceous, fruity-florals, this is a fine 'any-time' scent I can really get behind. The potency for me doesn't match up with any accounts I've read but the drydown is pleasant and full of character. Though it's by no means a milestone I'd say this would make a lot of noses happy.

26th April, 2011.

I loved this fragrance right from the start. It's one of the few fragrances that doesn't tire me even after consecutive wearings. 'Versatile' is pinpointing it's greatest asset.

Rating: 5/5

1st April, 2011.