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Sun-soaked driftwood and salty air meet crisp citrus and aromatic herbs, creating a polished yet casual Mediterranean breeze. Versatile, quietly distinctive, and supremely wearable for anyone craving coastal sophistication.
No.678 borrows Tom Ford's driftwood-and-seaweed opening from Costa Azzurra, moving through a citrus-lavender heart into an incense-vetiver base. It captures the salty, coastal-woody mood well, though it runs thinner and less resinous than Tom Ford's Private Blend-calibre depth.
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Seasons
A bright aromatic woody-marine blend with citrus and herbal touches makes this ideal for spring and summer, evoking breezy coastal freshness. The moderate warmth and resinous undertones allow it to work on mild fall days, but it lacks the weight for true winter wear.
Occasions
Its refined yet breezy profile is versatile for office and upscale casual, never cloying or overpowering. The freshness and moderate projection make it a natural fit for daily wear and low-key dates, but it lacks the formality and intensity for night events or sporty activities.
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Similarity Breakdown
How alike these two fragrances smell, scored from their full scent profiles.
Both lean woody, citrus
Subtle differences in overall composition
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