Guy Laroche Fidji is a floral-chypre eau de toilette for women seeking a composition with green, spicy and woody accords. A fresh citrus-green opening transitions into a rich floral heart and a multi-layered base of woods, moss, musk, resin and amber.

Fragrance and Composition

The composition opens with hyacinth, galbanum, iris, bergamot, tuberose and lemon. The heart blends aldehydes, violet, orris root, jasmine, clove, ylang-ylang, rose and spicy tones. The base is composed of sandalwood, amber, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, vetiver and resin.

• Fragrance character: floral, chypre, spicy, green and woody
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette
• Year of launch: 1966
• Perfumer: Josephine Catapano
• Inspiration: islands of the Pacific Ocean

You get a layered fragrance that progresses from a fresh citrus-green opening through a rich floral heart to a woody, mossy and ambery base.

Packaging

• Volume: 50 ml
• Format: spray bottle

About the Brand

Fidji was the first fragrance from Guy Laroche. Its original bottle was designed by Serge Mansau. Guy Laroche opened his fashion house in 1957, and his creative vision is built on refined silhouettes, effortless elegance and freedom of cut.

Guy Laroche was also among the pioneers of the women's tuxedo, combining masculine lines with feminine execution. The brand continues to bridge its evolving heritage with enduring elegance.

Fidji thus stands at the very beginning of the perfume creation of a house whose aesthetic is defined by elegance, freedom of cut and the blending of masculine and feminine elements.