Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme Travel Retail Exclusive by Dolce&Gabbana
Men 2026
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Description
Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme: A Travel Retail Exclusive Dolce&Gabbana presents Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme, a fragrance exclusive to travel retail, inspired by the island of Capri. Crafted by perfumer Alexandra Carlin, this new scent debuts in 2026. The fragrance opens with black pepper, unfolds with fig, and rests on patchouli, offering a fresh and…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 3.4%
- Spring 40%
- Summer 41%
- Autumn 16%
- Day 88%
- Night 12%
Key notes
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Top
black pepper
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Heart
fig
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Base
patchouli
Community
35 votes
- Positive 63%
- Negative 8.6%
- Neutral 29%
The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
212 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
35 votes
Season
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58 votes
Time of day
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17 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme Travel Retail Exclusive
Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme: A Travel Retail Exclusive
Dolce&Gabbana presents Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme, a fragrance exclusive to travel retail, inspired by the island of Capri. Crafted by perfumer Alexandra Carlin, this new scent debuts in 2026.
The fragrance opens with black pepper, unfolds with fig, and rests on patchouli, offering a fresh and spicy contrast. It combines fruity and woody accords, ideal for those who want a memorable scent.
The opening with black pepper gives a spicy and lively kick that awakens the senses. As it progresses, fig introduces a natural sweetness and creaminess, while patchouli in the base adds earthy and balsamic depth. This combination creates a sillage that is both fresh and comforting.
The primary accords include fruity, woody, sweet, and spicy notes, both fresh and warm. This blend of facets makes the fragrance versatile, suitable for various occasions and seasons. The patchouli presence lends an elegant and enduring character.
Alexandra Carlin, the perfumer behind this creation, strikes a balance between classic and contemporary. Her approach is evident in a composition that honours the Light Blue heritage while introducing an unexpected twist with fig and black pepper.
As a travel retail exclusive, this scent isn't available everywhere, making it a special discovery for travellers. Its packaging evokes the isle of Capri, with a design that exudes lightness and refinement.
With an average rating of 3.91 out of 5 from 35 ratings, it has garnered mixed but generally positive reviews. Many praise its originality and ingredient quality, while others note that longevity could be improved. Nonetheless, it's a safe bet for those seeking something different.
For men who love characterful fragrances and appreciate the blend of spice and wood. Perfect for those seeking a versatile scent for day or evening, and who cherish the exclusivity of a limited edition.
All in all, Light Blue Capri In Love Pour Homme is a welcome addition to the Light Blue range, balancing freshness and warmth. Its score is moderate, but it carries the allure of a unique fragrance for travellers.
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
18 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
18 votes
Character
Leading answer Leans masculine
15 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
12 votes
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Community reviews
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Has it got anything new compared to last year’s? It seems they’ve only changed the colour of the bottle (beautiful to my taste).
Is it the same? Sorry but I’ve just realised they are the same notes… 👀 re-release?