Blue Suede Shoes, Roberto Ugolini

Blue Suede Shoes is not just a term for blue suede shoes, but also a piece of music history. The rock 'n' roll song of the same name by Carl Perkins from 1956 became one of the most successful singles. Elvis Presley recorded a faster cover version in the same year, which also landed in the charts and made the song world famous. The lyrics are humorous about someone who loves his blue suede shoes more than anything.

Inspired by this dynamic energy, the fragrance Blue Suede Shoes by perfumers Blanca Dalmau and Christian Carbonnel created together with Herbert Stricker. It begins with a fresh, spicy blend of bergamot, lavender, anise and pepper. The heart of the fragrance exudes woody, dry notes of cedarwood, patchouli, amber and sandalwood, while the base harmoniously combines vetiver, tonka bean and labdanum. The steel blue bottle underlines the powerful citrus scent, which is appreciated by both men and women.