The Image Ford Legacy Thunderbird is a tribute to the iconic spirit of the legendary sports car, designed for the man who values timeless elegance and modern performance. It embodies a bold, adventurous character, perfect for those who appreciate the fusion of classic automotive heritage and contemporary style in their daily life.
The Emotion This fragrance captures the thrill of the open road, evoking a sense of freedom and confidence. It is an ideal companion for both day and night, providing a refreshing and sophisticated aura that transitions seamlessly from the office to evening social events, keeping you energized throughout the day.
The Reveal The scent opens with a vibrant burst of mandarin and crisp red apple, balanced by aromatic clary sage and cardamom. The heart reveals a clean, airy freshness with ozonic notes, violet leaves, and lavandin. The dry down leaves a warm, masculine trail of sandalwood, vetiver, guaiac wood, and soft musk.
Scent Family: Aromatic - Fougère
Top notes: Mandarin, Apple, Clary Sage, Cardamom Heart notes: Ozonic notes, Violet, Lavender Base notes: Sandalwood, Vetiver, Guaiac Wood, Musk
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