Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather is a fragrance I both weirdly like and I don’t like and I can’t make up my mind. The new car leather scent is front and center, like you literally just slid into the seat of some posh, luxury vehicle to take it for a test drive. The smarmy salesperson slithered into the passenger seat next to you and they are wearing that screechy-sweet jasmine scent from Tom Ford that you really despise and at first you want to roll down the windows but you can’t figure out how they work so you just give up. But somehow the syrupy musk of the jasmine alongside the smooth, slightly bright, slightly animalic leather is a striking combination. But the two notes never really meld, they sit separately for the duration of the scent’s journey, and much like that trip twice around the car lot with the stranger that you’re not going to buy the car from anyway, it’s ultimately an awkward ride.
Ombre Leather 16 is a fragrance by Tom Ford. Released in 2016. Created by Sonia Constant. The notes are Cardamom, Jasmine, Leather, Oakmoss, Patchouli, Violet Leaf.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford
Who created Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford?
Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford was created by Sonia Constant.
When was Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford released?
Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford was released in 2016.
What is the cheapest price for Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford?
The cheapest tracked price for Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford is UAH 2,350.00 at Notino Ukraine.
Where can I buy Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford?
Ombre Leather 16 by Tom Ford is available from shops including Notino Ukraine, Notino Belgium, and Notino Italy.
Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather is a fragrance I both weirdly like and I don’t like and I can’t make up my mind. The new car leather scent is front and center, like you literally just slid into the seat of some posh, luxury vehicle to take it for a test drive. The smarmy salesperson slithered into the passenger seat next to you and they are wearing that screechy-sweet jasmine scent from Tom Ford that you really despise and at first you want to roll down the windows but you can’t figure out how they work so you just give up. But somehow the syrupy musk of the jasmine alongside the smooth, slightly bright, slightly animalic leather is a striking combination. But the two notes never really meld, they sit separately for the duration of the scent’s journey, and much like that trip twice around the car lot with the stranger that you’re not going to buy the car from anyway, it’s ultimately an awkward ride.