1952

1952 is presented by the brand as an aromatic fougère with a fresh, balanced character and an earthy finish. Its listed notes bring bergamot, grapefruit, ginger, juniper and lemon together with jasmine, pink pepper, cedar, vetiver and benzoin. The result is structured around citrus and aromatic greenery, with a woody resin base. Local community records also describe it as citrusy and woody, but the cached evidence is limited to note pyramids and a small number of ratings. There is no written wearer account in the current snapshot, so this dossier does not claim a particular number of hours, projection distance or consensus season. The performance profile stays at the neutral midpoint until better wearer evidence is available. The official shop lists a 50ml Eau de Parfum for £165, placing 1952 in the Luxury band. The brand describes it as masculine-leaning, while the production record remains Unisex; the sparse independent evidence does not justify changing that field. Its citrus and woods may suit daytime or office wear, but that is a note-based possibility rather than a community finding. Sample first if you need reliable evidence about its development or performance. The note profile is consistent across the local Fragrantica and Parfumo records, which both include citrus, aromatic and woody facets. Those records are catalogue evidence rather than personal wear reports, so the dossier separates the listed scent structure from what can be claimed about real-world performance.