This is a weird one for me...but a grower. It's instantly powdery but silky smooth and beyond the normal realms of perfume for me. They say the most instant and effective trigger for memories is an olfactory one...well they're not wrong! Certainly Pierre de Lune is to me reminiscent of a very specific memory and it's of playing at a friends house. These two lads called Mark & Matthew (it's so odd remembering them as I haven't thought about them in over 20 years) who lived down the street from my mum but never went to my school. I used to hang out with them in the holidays and their house smelled 'EXACTLY' the same as pierre de Lune. Was it a type of fabric softner their mum used or an air freshener...or even a perfume? Anyway...It's a combo of sweet jasmine & orris root, with powdery floral notes which creates a creamy smell which in my mind matches the name and the coloured stopper in the bottle. Not sure I like this, it's certainly unique but I wouldn't wear it.
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12 years ago
Frequently Asked Questions about Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani
How long does Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani last?
Based on user reviews, Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani?
Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani?
Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani was created by Daniela (Roche) Andrier.
When was Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani released?
Pierre de Lune by Giorgio Armani was released in 2004.
Pierre de Lune, from Giorgio Armani was released in 2004. The perfumer behind this creation is Daniela (Roche) Andrier. The notes are Currant Leaf and Bud, Iris, Violet, Woody Notes.
This is a weird one for me...but a grower. It's instantly powdery but silky smooth and beyond the normal realms of perfume for me. They say the most instant and effective trigger for memories is an olfactory one...well they're not wrong! Certainly Pierre de Lune is to me reminiscent of a very specific memory and it's of playing at a friends house. These two lads called Mark & Matthew (it's so odd remembering them as I haven't thought about them in over 20 years) who lived down the street from my mum but never went to my school. I used to hang out with them in the holidays and their house smelled 'EXACTLY' the same as pierre de Lune. Was it a type of fabric softner their mum used or an air freshener...or even a perfume? Anyway...It's a combo of sweet jasmine & orris root, with powdery floral notes which creates a creamy smell which in my mind matches the name and the coloured stopper in the bottle. Not sure I like this, it's certainly unique but I wouldn't wear it.