8 Best Versace Colognes for Men

Versace Man EAU FRAÎCHE Review

A crowd pleaser and head-turner, EAU FRAÎCHE perfectly portrays the brand’s image as a lovable luxury icon earning its position as the best Versace fragrance for men.

Highly inspired by ancient Greek history, you can smell the simplicity and bareness of every note. Elements of bergamot and lemon lead the way for a soft amber takeover that gives away the true magic of the simplified formula.

If light fragrances don’t fit your personality and you’re looking for something that would last longer, then you’re better off going for the original Versace man that launched in 2003.

There are obvious distinctive characteristics between the two, the first being the potency of formulas. With Versace EAU FRAÎCHE, you’re getting a lightened version of the original with a less spicy twist.

However, if you happen to fall in love with the Versace EAU FRAÎCHE, then maybe consider the Versace Man original as your winter version of your summer special.

Versace Pour Homme Eau De Toilette Review

An earthy blend of cedarwood, oud wood, and citron of diamante depicts a bold, masculine aura, while a floral harmony of bitter orange leaves and neroli slowly emerges. This fragrance Ranks second on our list of the best Versace fragrances due to its popularity and versatility.

The enigmatic fragrance combines the classic appeal of bergamot, sage, cedarwood, tonka bean and musk with distinguishing notes of geranium, blue hyacinth, neroli and bitter orange leaf. An outstanding blend that screams Versace from meters away.

The minimalist packaging of the bottle is as luminous as the opening notes of perfume. Allowing the light blue hues of the liquid to show through and visually seduce while the unique Versace signature touch does the rest. Silver details further highlight the radiance of the fragrance inspiring that glamorously addictive feeling.

Versace The Dreamer Review

Out of all Versace fragrances, The Dreamer is by far the best-reviewed and most agreed upon by the masses on our list of the best Versace fragrances for men. Born in 1997 the fragrance today is not as popular as its modern rivals but secures the dearest place in the hearts of consumers.

Carnation, geranium, rose, and tobacco is blended into the floral and green heart notes of the cologne, while rich woody and spice base notes leave a lasting impression of tonka bean, cedar, fir, and vetiver.

Bottled in the most Veractiast way possible, we notice a combination of Greek patterns of gold and silver accompanying the iconic Medusa figure on the front.

The fresh spicy and floral notes blend in perfectly to create an outstanding scent that makes The Dreamer known to many as an all-time classic.

Versace Eros Flame Review

The flame of versatility was introduced in 2018 and was meant to be men’s sexiest go-to, but female lovers of the original Eros saw beyond labeling and chose to join sensual fire.

Unlike most of Versace’s men’s perfumes, Versace Eros Flame has amazing longevity and can make a lovely all-year-round signature fragrance.

Spicing up the fresh spring scent with Myrtle leaves of select orange trees, Rosemary, and Black pepper, the fragrance is nothing like the lemony Oakmoss you expected.

While the overhyped original Versace Eros did not make it on Scent Selective’s list of the best Versace Colognes for Men, our list of top fragrances still pays homage and recommends the enhanced tones of the new Eros Flame.

Atelier Versace Jamin Au Soleil Review

The Atelier collection represents a celebration of the origins of Versace, a reminder of Gianni and Donatella’s mother, a dressmaker who passed on the family’s sartorial traditions from her studio.

The Atelier’s relentless pursuit of only the highest quality materials and exceptional craftsmanship has been translated into creating a line of exclusive unisex fragrances bearing the atelier Versace name.

The line includes six new fragrances introduced in 2019 inspired by mother-earth, using Indian Jasmine, Moroccan Rose Centifolia, and Italian Lemon; there is an enticing piece for every enthusiast and collector.

Jamin Au Soleil features opening notes of Indian jasmine and beeswax, leading the way for an earthy takeover of musky warm base notes, creating a wonderfully balanced and aligned scent.

Versace Oud Noir Review

When thinking of Versace Oud Noir, we envision an elegantly dressed gentleman with a youthful rebellious edge, something along the lines of rock n roll and leather jackets.

However, the perfect balance of woody oud does not mean it’ll be an Oud lover’s favorite. Instead, Oud enthusiasts find this scent to be light and airy compared to the concentrated options in today’s market.

If you’re looking for an introductory signature scent to the world of Oud, this scent is highly recommended for you as it projects a delightful balance of wood and citrus.

This vibrant fragrance opens on the high notes of Bitter Orange and Saffron, then warmly works its way to middle notes of cardamom and Agarwood with a comforting dry down of leather and patchouli.

Versace Pour Homme Dylan Blue Review

A woody aquatic fragrance with emphasized notes of tropical fruit and the softest touch of floral and woody spice makes the list as one of Versace’s best fragrances ever.

In this creation, Versace modifies the original Pour Homme listed above by stretching the woody essence and adding a sweet appetizing dry down.

Grapefruit, Calabrian bergamot, fig leaf, and aqua notes are dominant in the opening, adding a bright delicious citrus hue to the composition. The heart covers the freshness with middle notes of patchouli, and black pepper, bringing a spicier balance of fresh and edgy notes.

In a blue geometric bottle with gold tones, this bold Versace cologne evokes a luxurious aquatic sailing journey through the Mediterranean sea and its giant colliding waves.

A perfect signature scent for the bold and daring, this scent was designed for those who found the original Pour Homme to not offer enough tang.

Versace Blue Jeans by Gianni Versace Review

Overall, it is a top value fragrance, opening up with musk, tonka and woody notes. As Blue Jeans begins to settle on the skin we notice the airy fusion of sage and heliotrope. During the dry down Blue Jeans become increasingly floral with musk and vanilla undertones.

Unlike your typical Versace fragrances, Blue Jeans excludes the breezy breathtaking citrus. Packaged in a classic Cocacola-esque bottle, you can certainly feel the vintage influence in its nature.

Along with the original Blue Jeans, the brand offers an extended line of different colors and ingredients for men and women. Yellow, Red and rose pink was created as a woman’s special, whilst the green and blue bottles express fully masculine notes.

A blind buy of everyday fragrance inspired by the Medusa monster of Greek mythology before becoming the company logo. Introduced in 1993 Blue Jeans is always a safe choice.