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Versace Dylan Blue Pour Homme Eau de Toilette

Versace publishes a detailed pyramid contrasting an aquatic opening with a spiced base.

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Sources and verification status

Registered documentary source: www.versace.com · view product

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Registry review: 9 November 2026. A linked URL alone does not prove the current edition, formula or accuracy of every note. Editorial interpretation is distinct from manufacturer statements.

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OLFACTORY PROFILE

Notes and fragrance character

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Olfactory character

  • Aquatic aromatic
  • Aquatic notes, fig leaf, bergamot and grapefruit
  • Violet leaf, patchouli, papyrus and black pepper
  • Musk, tonka, saffron and incense

Versace publishes a detailed pyramid contrasting an aquatic opening with a spiced base.

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Photograph of Versace Dylan Blue Eau de Toilette

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Product facts

BrandVersace
ConcentrationEau de Toilette (EDT)
Fragrance familyAquatic aromatic

Brand-described notes and accords

Opening referenceAquatic notes, fig leaf, bergamot and grapefruit
Mid-stage referenceViolet leaf, patchouli, papyrus and black pepper
Base referenceMusk, tonka, saffron and incense

Opening · Development · Base — editorial grouping.

BRAND SOURCE

What the brand confirms

Versace publishes a detailed pyramid contrasting an aquatic opening with a spiced base.

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Editorial reading: how to interpret this composition

The brand material describes aquatic notes, fig leaf, bergamot and grapefruit, alongside violet leaf, patchouli, papyrus and black pepper and musk, tonka, saffron and incense. Versace publishes a detailed pyramid contrasting an aquatic opening with a spiced base. These descriptors can guide a comparison, but cannot establish how a perfume will evolve on every person’s skin.

If you prefer aquatic aromatic fragrances, compare this composition with other options in the library. When testing, allow time after application, note your own perception and avoid inferring performance from concentration alone.

Suggested occasions and seasons

Use contexts: daily use, work, casual settings.

Seasons: spring, summer, autumn.

The suggested settings are editorial scenarios, not endorsements for every climate or workplace. Apply sparingly in shared spaces and adjust after testing.

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Editorial standards and limitations

Olfactory details come from the linked official source. Grouping notes into opening, development and base is a reading aid and does not imply the brand published a formal pyramid. Occasions and seasons are editorial hypotheses. No first-hand skin tests or measured longevity/projection assessments have been carried out. No original photographs of this fragrance are available.