HERMES Bel Ami Eau de Toilette, 3.3

A bold, assertive charm, an encounter between vetiver and Russian leather. Referring to Guy de Maupassant's eponymous novel, Bel Ami celebrates leather in its most authentic expression. This chypre fragrance, dreamed up by Jean-Louis Sieuzac in 1986, interprets the material with opulence and character. It weaves an intrigue almost worthy of a detective novel. Written with extraordinary sensuality, the style is classic and elegant.