Gucci Rush Eau de Toilette 75ml is the everyday-sized bottle of the 1999 cult classic — composed by master perfumer Michel Almairac and unmistakable from the unusual VHS-cassette-shaped red flacon. A warm, slightly addictive fruity-chypre, it opens with peach, Californian gardenia and African freesia, blooms into a heart of damask rose, jasmine and coriander, and settles onto a creamy base of patchouli, vetiver and natural vanilla. The result is a women's fragrance that has built a devoted following over more than two decades. About Gucci Founded in Florence in 1921 by Guccio Gucci, the house began as a leather-goods atelier before evolving into one of the most influential luxury fashion brands in the world. Its perfumery line has produced a number of cult women's fragrances — Gucci Rush among them — that combine Italian sensuality with bold, often unconventional design. Fragrance notes Top: Peach, Californian gardenia, African freesia petals Heart: Coriander, Damask rose, Jasmine Base: Patchouli, Natural vanilla, Vetiver Olfactory family: Chypre Fruity | Launched: 1999 | Perfumer: Michel Almairac Who it's for Gucci Rush suits women who like warm, slightly addictive fragrances over fresh-aquatic or pure-floral compositions — those drawn to vanilla and patchouli with a polished fruity-floral lift. It is at its best in autumn and winter, ideal for evenings, dinners and date nights, and many wearers come back to it year after year as a signature scent. How to use Hold the red VHS-shaped bottle around 15 cm from the skin. Spray onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears. Two to three sprays balance presence and longevity for the eau de toilette concentration. For longer trail in cool weather, mist a small amount across the hair before stepping out. Specifications Size: 75ml Concentration: Eau de Toilette Gender: Women Brand: Gucci Year: 1999 Perfumer: Michel Almairac A cult fruity-chypre — warm, distinctive, and as recognisable from the bottle as from the scent.
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