My Name

My Name by Trussardi, composed by Aurélien Guichard in 2013, is a soft, powdery floral musk. Everyone describes it as floral and most as musky; a third also notice sweetness and amber.

White violet and heliotrope open it together, the violet cool and powdery, the heliotrope sweet with its almond-and-marzipan character, so the first impression is gentle and slightly old-fashioned in a pleasant way. The heart is arum lily and lilac over musk: the lily clean and waxy, the lilac soft and spring-like, with the musk already smoothing the edges. The base is vanilla and amber, warm and sweet without being heavy, so the scent settles into a powdery, skin-like softness.

Most wearers report moderate longevity, with a quarter finding it weak, and a moderate to intimate trail. It is voted mainly for spring and mostly for daytime. It suits someone who likes quiet, powdery fragrances that smell of clean skin and soft flowers rather than fruit or spice.

My Name — for women fragrance by Trussardi (released 2013). Top notes: Heliotrope, White Violet. Heart notes: Lilac, Musk, Arum Lily. Base notes: Vanilla, Amber. — Parfica open fragrance database