Review by darvant
This fragrance in its complexity is surely classy and elegant with a sufficient level of boldness and charisma. It's not an extraordinary juice ( strange being a Kurkdjian's creation) and this is a concern because, as well as the ambery velvety dry down is set after the initial spicy-orangy blast by now faded, the scent becomes a bit ordinary in its final shadowy and almost balmy semi-oriental trail. I appreciate the initial accord of neroli, cinnamon, nuttmeg and saffron that is really captivating. In the central phase the fragrance becomes woody due to cedarwood and a bit herbal, retaining in part the influence of spices and a certain level of sharpness. In this phase there is a sort of aromatic/woody vibe around, reminding me vaguely Bogart Pour Homme. In the final part of the evolution the fragrance starts to soften and shadow in order to become ambery in a warm and balmy way. In this phase the juice is a bit onedimensional, sweet and with an almost vanillic final spicy/ orangy patchouli (i suppose some balsams flank the note of amber in the dry down). Silver shadow is a more than decent fragrance for work and dates suitable for mature men, longevity and projection are in the the average.




