About Kenneth Cole Black
Kenneth Cole Black Perfume for women launched in 2003 as part of the brand's sleek black-bottle collection, built to translate New York City minimalism into scent. Every fragrance in the line was conceived with the same restraint applied to the clothes it accompanies. Depth matters here. Warm and structured, this one sits in floral oriental territory with enough character to carry through an evening without needing a reapplication.
Fragrance Family:
Floral Oriental
Scent Type:
Warm, floral, woody, musky
Notes:
The dry-down is where this fragrance settles into itself, sandalwood and vanilla drawing everything skin-close while amber and musk deepen the whole composition quietly. Before that, peony and jasmine form a clear floral heart, with rose lending a slightly more formal edge to what could otherwise read as soft. Bergamot opens with a clean citrus lift, and lychee adds just enough fruit to keep things from going flat without tipping into full-on fruity. Sillage is moderate. That suits it.
Suggested Use
Autumn and winter are the natural fit, since cooler air slows the dry-down and the amber reads richer against the cold. A couple of sprays to the neck before going out is enough. Applying a small amount to the inner wrists can extend the floral heart through a full evening.
| Attribute Name | Attribute Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kenneth Cole |
| Fragrance Family | Citrus |
| Fragrance Name | Kenneth Cole Black |
| Fragrance Classification | Perfume, Body Lotion, Gift Set, Shower Gel, Sample |
| Volume | Available in 1 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 200 ml and 240 ml |
| Top Notes | Citrus accord, Hyacinth (white), Violet (black) |
| Heart Notes | Lotus flower, Magnolia, Tuberose |
| Base Notes | Iris (Orris),Sandalwood, Amber (blue), Musk (white) |
| Gender | Women |
| Year Of Launch | 2004 |
