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8 luxury men’s fragrances from ₽10,000 for a cool autumn day

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Eight luxury men’s fragrances priced from ₽10,000 for 50 ml, chosen for a cool autumn day. The selection ranges from composed green-woody scents to more expressive almond, coffee and rose compositions.

Beyond the Shelf: 8 Luxury Men’s Fragrances for a Cool Autumn Day

1. Giorgio Armani Emporio Remix For Him

Emporio Remix For Him — setting and bottle
Giorgio Armani Emporio Remix For Him

Star anise, basil and bergamot set a fresh, spicy-aromatic tone, followed by cardamom and nutmeg, while vetiver, liquorice, clove and white musk make the composition darker and warmer. It will suit those who enjoy composed yet unconventional spice scents for a workday, a walk in the city or an informal meeting in cool weather. Compared with the Kenzo Tokyo that follows, it has an anise-and-liquorice pattern and a warmer spicy base rather than green tea and bright citrus.

EDT, 50 ml (tester): ₽11,730*.

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2. Kenzo Tokyo by Kenzo

Tokyo by Kenzo — setting and bottle
Kenzo Tokyo by Kenzo

Lemon, grapefruit and ginger meet green tea, bitter orange and pink pepper, while cedar and guaiac wood give the fresh composition a dry woody frame. It is for anyone looking for an uplifting, clean-feeling scent for daytime errands, the office or a brisk autumn route through the city. Next to Emporio Remix For Him, it feels greener and more citrus-led; against Pegasus, which follows, it is lighter in character, without a pronounced almond-and-vanilla softness.

EDT, 30 ml: ₽16,490*.

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3. Parfums de Marly Pegasus

Pegasus — setting and bottle
Parfums de Marly Pegasus

Bitter almond, lavender and jasmine create a soft powdery heart, surrounded by heliotrope, spices, vanilla, sandalwood, amber and cedar. Pegasus works well on a cool day when a more dressed-up presence feels right—for a meeting, lunch or an office without a strict requirement for restraint. After the citrus-green Kenzo Tokyo, it feels sweeter and rounder; Chanel Egoiste Platinum, next in line, offers a drier, more herbal and mossy profile.

EDP, 75 ml: ₽15,910*.

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4. Chanel Egoiste Platinum

Egoiste Platinum — setting and bottle
Chanel Egoiste Platinum

Lavender, rosemary, neroli and petitgrain open a rigorous aromatic composition, where geranium, sage and galbanum give way to oakmoss, vetiver, cedar and sandalwood. Fans of green, dry and polished classics will appreciate it: this character fits naturally into an autumn workday, a business meeting or a formal daytime occasion. It differs from the powdery-almond Pegasus in its herbaceous clarity, while next to Givenchy Pi Fraiche it feels less citrusy and less balsamic.

EDT, 50 ml: ₽12,360*.

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5. Givenchy Pi Fraiche

Pi Fraiche — setting and bottle
Givenchy Pi Fraiche

Bergamot, grapefruit, lemon and mandarin create a bright opening, followed by sage, pine needles, woody notes and jasmine; benzoin, amber and sandalwood add balsamic warmth. Pi Fraiche suits a man who prefers citrus freshness without a cool detachment: on a cool day, its character works for the office, a walk or an unhurried meeting. Compared with the mossy-herbal Egoiste Platinum, it is softer and more resinous, while the Xerjoff Uden that follows is noticeably fuller through coffee, rum and vanilla.

EDT, 50 ml: ₽15,390*.

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6. Xerjoff Uden

Uden — setting and bottle
Xerjoff Uden

Citrus, lemon and grapefruit meet rum, guaiac wood, sandalwood and rose, while coffee, vanilla, musk and grey amber create a warm final accent. The combination is for those who enjoy the contrast between a fresh opening and gourmand-woody depth; it suits a cool daytime occasion, a leisurely lunch or a meeting where a distinctive scent is welcome. Uden is richer in coffee-and-rum nuances than Pi Fraiche and warmer than the following L’Homme Libre, with its green, ozonic and anise-led direction.

EDP, 50 ml: ₽10,950*.

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7. Yves Saint Laurent L’Homme Libre

L’Homme Libre — setting and bottle
Yves Saint Laurent L’Homme Libre

Violet leaf, basil, star anise and bergamot create a green aromatic outline; pink pepper and nutmeg add spice, while vetiver and patchouli provide a woody-earthy foundation. L’Homme Libre will appeal to anyone seeking a fresh, contemporary-feeling fragrance for the office, a daytime meeting or a city walk in cool autumn weather. After the coffee-vanilla Uden, it feels more transparent and cooler; before Amouage Lyric Man, it is more restrained, without the leading rose, incense and saffron.

EDT, 40 ml (tester): ₽12,310*.

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8. Amouage Lyric Man

Lyric Man — setting and bottle
Amouage Lyric Man

Bergamot and lime introduce a complex floral-spicy composition, in which rose is surrounded by angelica, orange blossom, galbanum, ginger, nutmeg and saffron; incense, vanilla, musk, sandalwood and pine form a woody-smoky base. The fragrance is for a wearer who values an expressive rose and layered spices, and it is especially fitting on a cool day for an important meeting, a cultural event or an unhurried outing. Unlike the green-ozonic L’Homme Libre, it is more floral, powdery and incense-led, bringing the selection to a close with its most complex rose-and-spice character.

EDP, 100 ml: ₽24,780*.

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For the most composed daytime impression, Chanel Egoiste Platinum, Kenzo Tokyo and L’Homme Libre stand out here. Pegasus, Uden and Lyric Man offer more pronounced accents, while Emporio Remix For Him and Pi Fraiche occupy the middle ground between freshness, spice and woody warmth.

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* Prices and availability are current as of 16 October 2026, 23:15 Moscow time, and may change.

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