Giorgio Armani

Giorgio Armani entered the men’s fragrance world in 1984 with the launch of Armani Eau Pour Homme, a refined citrus-chypre scent that reflected the brand’s understated elegance and Italian sophistication. Known for his minimalist yet luxurious fashion, Armani brought the same sensibility to his colognes. The brand gained massive popularity with the release of Acqua di Giò in 1996, a fresh, aquatic fragrance inspired by the Mediterranean, which became one of the best-selling men’s colognes of all time. Over the years, Armani expanded his men’s fragrance line with deeper, more modern scents like Armani Code and Stronger With You, balancing classic style with contemporary appeal.