When Versace launched Dylan Blue Pour Homme in 2016, created by master perfumer Alberto Morillas, the "blue fragrance" genre was dominated by high-priced heavyweights like Bleu de Chanel and Dior Sauvage. Versace sought to create a scent that blended the crowd-pleasing citrus-aquatic freshness of the blue family with rich Italian sensuality—at a price point accessible to every man.
Dylan Blue achieved exactly that. By blending tart Calabrian bergamot and grapefruit with green fig leaf, sharp black pepper, warm Ambroxan, smoky incense, and sweet tonka bean, Morillas crafted a fragrance that smells far more expensive than its £45–£70 retail price tag in the UK.
For British men seeking a versatile, high-compliment signature scent that works seamlessly from office desks to pub gardens and evening date nights, Versace Dylan Blue remains one of the smartest fragrance buys on the market today.