Fragrances

Rumba Fever is one of the newest visible Ted Lapidus feminines, extending the Rumba branch with a more current floral-fruity sweetness and a brighter polished finish. It feels playful and contemporary while keeping the family name alive.

Rumba Passion continues the Rumba idea in a brighter and more sensual floral-fruity direction. It feels fuller and glossier than a light daytime floral, while still staying recognizably part of the Rumba family.

A modern Bay Rum interpretation with aromatic spice, warm rum tones, clove-like brightness, and a clean cologne finish. It feels classic and barbershop-adjacent but smoother and less medicinal than old-school bay rum splashes.

A resinous, earthy scent with bay, myrrh, labdanum, and a strange sweet-dark undertow that suggests old wood, clay, cola spice, and dim hidden rooms. It feels exploratory and inward-looking, less about easy beauty than about atmosphere and texture.

Rumeur is a smoother and more polished floral-musky feminine with a cool and elegant city style. It feels refined, understated, and less sugary than many mainstream contemporaries.

Rumi sits in the house's more mystical and historically flavored register, pairing natural oud materials with resin, spice, smoke, and skin-warm depth. It feels meditative and antique, less about brightness than about atmosphere and ritual.

A fruity-floral feminine with citrus, fruit, florals, vanilla, musk, amber, and woods. It feels bright, sweet, and easygoing, with a soft modern drydown that makes it approachable and wearable.

A fruity aromatic-woody masculine with bergamot, lemon, orange, lavender, geranium, cinnamon, cardamom, patchouli, sandalwood, cedar, amber, and musk. It feels fresh, spicy, and versatile, with a familiar sporty-woody structure made richer by warm spices.

A warm masculine fragrance with citrus, spice, woods, amber, musk, and a smooth leathery undertone. It feels confident and slightly darker than the Zebra pair, with a strong but easy-to-wear drydown.

A feminine fruity-floral with soft sweetness, flowers, musk, and a smooth woody-amber base. It feels cheerful and clean, with a polished everyday character.

A fresh spicy masculine with citrus, herbs, woods, musk, and amber. It feels crisp, masculine, and casual, using a clean sporty opening over a smooth woody base.

A fashionable unisex fragrance with bright fruit, soft florals, musk, amber, and creamy woods. It feels stylish, sweet, and polished, with a modern runway-ready attitude.

Run Wild brings the house into a brighter greener aromatic-woody style with a casual modern masculine feel. It feels easygoing and contemporary.

Run Wild for Her gives Davidoff a fresh fruity-floral feminine with a clean polished finish and a lively tone. It feels bright and approachable.

A crisp woody-spicy masculine with bergamot, lemon, grapefruit, and green notes opening in a sharp citrus-aromatic style. Nutmeg, clove, black pepper, and sandalwood create the spicy heart, while musk, amber, and leather add a warmer masculine base. It feels clean, spicy, and classic, closer to a fresh spicy leather-woody scent than a modern sweet blue fragrance.

A sweet fruity-floral built around apple, orange, raspberry, rose, ylang-ylang, patchouli, vanilla, and musk. The opening is juicy and bright, then the rose and ylang-ylang give it a soft floral center before the vanilla-patchouli base adds warmth. It feels friendly, sweet, and feminine, with a familiar fruity-floral shape and a warmer dry-down than the opening suggests.

A collaboration scent that pairs gin, osmanthus, black violet, tobacco, vetiver, and suede into a profile that feels sporty yet unexpectedly polished. It opens bright and modern, then settles into a smoother leathery tobacco warmth.

A cold aromatic leather inspired by Siberian forest and snow, with fougère-like herbs, fern, pine, rosemary, mint, lavender, basil, cypress, cedar, and leather. It feels bracing, forested, smoky-green, and sharply elegant.

A rich musk extrait with animalic warmth, aged woods, resin, and a vintage perfumery aura. It is sensual and dense without feeling modern-clean, more like a fur-lined amber than a laundry musk.

A second treatment of Russian Musk with animalic musk, resin, and dry woods made smoother and more structured. It still feels vintage and tactile, but the shape is more deliberate than raw.