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Fendi Perfumes

18 fragrances · 1985–2025 · all houses

About Fendi

Fendi is a house whose fragrances are built from wood, aromatic notes, warm spice, florals and citrus. Its perfumes have appeared since 1985, with the collection continuing into recent years.

Among Fendi's best-known scents is Theorema, a warm-spice and wood composition with a rich, enveloping feel. The brand's original signature, Fendi, is woody and spicy and dates from its early era. Palazzo turns brighter with citrus and wood, L'Acquarossa is citrusy and floral, and Life Essence reads aromatic and woody. Fan di Fendi Pour Homme Assoluto rounds things out as a warm, masculine choice built on amber and aromatic notes. It is a varied line spanning woody, spicy and floral scents.

All fragrances

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FragranceYearLead accordRatingVotes↓
Fan di Fendi Fendi2010Fruity2,432
Fendi Theorema Fendi1998Warm Spicy1,821
Fendi Fendi1985Woody1,499
Palazzo Fendi2007Citrus1,194
Furiosa Fendi2014Amber1,181
L'Acquarossa Fendi2013Citrus1,098
Life Essence Fendi1996Aromatic1,083
Fan di Fendi pour Homme Fendi2012Woody1,053
Fan di Fendi Extreme Fendi2012Leather761

Timeline

dot size = popularity
4.54.13.71990200020102020

Vertical position is the community rating; dot size scales with vote count; colour follows the dominant accord family. Click any dot to open its profile.

Accord evolution

avg strength by decade
1980s1990s2000s2010s2020sWoody · 1980s: 96%Woody · 1990s: 71%Woody · 2000s: 95%Woody · 2010s: 64%Woody · 2020s: 73%Citrus · 1980s: 56%Citrus · 1990s: 61%Citrus · 2000s: 100%Citrus · 2010s: 87%Citrus · 2020s: 46%Aromatic · 1980s: 93%Aromatic · 1990s: 72%Aromatic · 2000s: 0%Aromatic · 2010s: 78%Aromatic · 2020s: 57%Fresh Spicy · 1980s: 55%Fresh Spicy · 1990s: 64%Fresh Spicy · 2000s: 0%Fresh Spicy · 2010s: 61%Fresh Spicy · 2020s: 0%Warm Spicy · 1980s: 80%Warm Spicy · 1990s: 84%Warm Spicy · 2000s: 52%Warm Spicy · 2010s: 75%Warm Spicy · 2020s: 0%Powdery · 1980s: 57%Powdery · 1990s: 78%Powdery · 2000s: 47%Powdery · 2010s: 56%Powdery · 2020s: 68%