
Fan di Extreme
Fan di Extreme by Fendi was launched in 2012, an animalic & leather fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by leather, citrus and vanilla. Key notes: Tuberose and Jasmine.
At a glance
| Dominant accords | leather, citrus, vanilla |
|---|---|
| Key notes | Tuberose, Jasmine |
| Community rating | 4.13/5 from 761 votes |
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Accord profile
Note pyramid
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About this fragrance
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Fan di Extreme is a 2012 oriental floral that pushes Fendi's leather signature to the foreground. It opens with a bright, almost sharp burst of Calabrian bergamot and Italian lemon, but the citrus is fleeting—a quick flash before tuberose and jasmine take over. The heart is lush and creamy, with the white florals feeling more velvety than soapy. What lingers, though, is the base: a dense, animalic leather wrapped in vanilla. The leather here is not suede-soft; it has a lived-in, slightly feral quality that recalls vintage chypres more than modern mall scents. The vanilla sweetens the edges but never turns gourmand. Collectors who love leather-forward feminines—think Chanel Cuir de Russie or Diorling—will find a kindred spirit, though Fan di Extreme is bolder and less polished. It suits cool weather and evening wear, and it demands a certain confidence. If you prefer sheer, office-friendly florals, this will overwhelm. But if you crave a statement leather with a floral heart, it is worth seeking out. Discontinued, so bottles are increasingly scarce.
中文簡介
Fan di Extreme 係 2012 年推出嘅東方花香調,將 Fendi 招牌皮革推到最前。開頭係卡拉布里亞佛手柑同意大利檸檬嘅明亮衝擊,但好快就畀晚香玉同茉莉嘅豐潤白花蓋過。真正留低嘅係基調:濃郁、帶動物感嘅皮革,用雲呢拿包住,甜得嚟唔會變美食調。呢種皮革唔係軟熟麂皮,而係有種粗獷、復古西普嘅感覺。適合鍾意皮革主導、有性格嘅女香收藏家,秋冬夜晚用最好。如果你只愛清爽辦公室花香,呢支會太霸道。已停產,買少見少。
Reference data
| House | Fendi |
|---|---|
| Name | Fan di Extreme |
| Launched | 2012 |
| Marketed as | For women |
| Dominant family | Animalic & Leather |
| Notes recorded | 6 |
| Accords | 10 |
Quick answers
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What are the notes in Fan di Extreme?
Fan di Extreme by Fendi: top notes are Calabrian Bergamot and Italian Lemon; heart notes are Tuberose and Jasmine; base notes are Leather and Vanilla.
What accords does Fan di Extreme have?
The dominant accords recorded for Fan di Extreme are leather (100.0%); citrus (97.9%); vanilla (97.6%); white floral (93.7%); animalic (79.7%).
When was Fan di Extreme launched?
Fan di Extreme by Fendi was first released in 2012.
What does Fan di Extreme smell like?
Fan di Extreme is recorded as a animalic & leather fragrance, centred on Tuberose and Jasmine.
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