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Eau de parfum
Profile Shakespeare Went Rogue
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Fragrance Character and Style
Profile Shakespeare Went Rogue is an eau de parfum with a distinctive amber-spicy character.
The fragrance is presented as unisex, so its character easily adapts to different looks and moods: on one person’s skin, it may seem warmer and more vanilla-like, while on another, it may come across as dry, musky and woody.
This release is created for those who enjoy distinctive compositions with a rich presence and an impressive dry-down.
The American brand Profile is known for its focus on men’s fragrances, but Shakespeare Went Rogue extends beyond conventional gender boundaries.
How the Composition Develops
The fragrance opens with a spicy, musky accord: the start is dense and warm, immediately attracting attention.
As it develops, ambrette and vanilla emerge, adding softness, a touch of creaminess and sensual roundness to the composition.
As the fragrance unfolds, it becomes deeper and more serene.
An amber-woody base with cashmeran creates a voluminous, slightly velvety backdrop, allowing Shakespeare Went Rogue to retain its character even several hours after application.
Sillage and Wearability
The fragrance has very strong sillage, so moderation is especially important.
A few sprays can create a noticeable cloud around the wearer, while the spicy-amber scent may linger particularly long on clothing.
Shakespeare Went Rogue is well suited to evenings, dates, events or cool weather, when its rich notes unfold with particular expressiveness.
In a warm indoor setting, it is best to start with a small amount on the skin and assess its intensity gradually: the composition makes its presence known quickly and does not require many sprays.
The Perfumer and Similar Fragrances
The composition was created by Hamid Merati-Kashani, a perfumer known for combining rich oriental nuances with comfortable softness.
In this fragrance, spices, vanilla, musk and amber-woody nuances come together in a cohesive, confident and noticeable expression.
Those interested in a similar atmosphere of dense amber and musky-woody compositions may want to explore Laboratorio Olfattivo Vanhera.
However, Shakespeare Went Rogue stands out for its particularly powerful sillage and its combination of a spicy opening with warm vanilla depth.
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