• Concentration: Eau de Parfum
• Olfactive family: Woody Aromatic
  
• Gender: Men
  
• Brand: Amouage
  

• Top notes: violet leaves.
  
• Middle notes: Vetiver.
  
• Base notes: Cade oil.
  

Portrayal Man by Amouage, composed by Pierre Negrin and creatively directed by Christopher Chong, is a fragrance for the audacious—those who defy societal expectations with unapologetic authenticity. It captures the spirit of bohemian rebellion, echoing the creative turbulence of the 1920s and the cultural upheavals of the 1980s.

It opens with a green, slightly powdery note of violet leaves, evoking an elegant and androgynous charm. At the heart lies vetiver, adding earthy depth and refined tension. The base is anchored by cade oil, with its smoky, resinous character lending the fragrance a bold, almost incendiary presence.

Portrayal Man is not a fragrance to please—it's one to provoke. Raw, avant-garde, and deeply evocative, it’s the scent of an artist who paints with fire.