Tom Ford Taormina Orange Eau de Parfum 100ml (2026)

$49.99 USD

Tom Ford Taormina Orange 100ml 2026 — a sun-drenched Sicilian citrus-aromatic with blood orange, neroli, and a dark patchouli-musk base. 1:1 mirror-grade replica.

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Product Details

Tom Ford Taormina Orange (2026) is a vibrant, sun-soaked aromatic citrus fragrance inspired by the dramatic cliffside beauty of Taormina, Sicily. The formula opens with an explosive burst of blood orange, lime, and cardamom; a luminous orange blossom and bitter-orange floral heart follows, before the scent settles into a rich, earthy base of musk, oakmoss, and patchouli. The result is a warm, intoxicating Mediterranean portrait that reads simultaneously fresh and deeply sensual. This 1:1 mirror-grade replica reproduces Tom Ford's signature amber-glass bottle, the brushed-gold logo plate, and the full outer box with typographic precision.

  • Volume: 100ml
  • Top notes: Blood orange, lime, cardamom, tangerine
  • Heart: Orange blossom, bitter orange, florals
  • Base: Musk, oakmoss, patchouli
  • Concentration: Eau de Parfum
  • Gender: Unisex
  • Volume: 100ml
  • Edition: 2026
  • Concentration: Eau de Parfum
  • Accord family: Aromatic Citrus, Spicy
  • Bottle: 1:1 replica TF amber-glass flacon with brushed-gold logo plate
  • Gender: Unisex

Customer Reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the 2026 batch of Taormina Orange?

Yes -- this listing is specifically the 2026 production batch. The batch code is printed on the base of the bottle.

How does the scent profile sit -- is it more citrus or more amber?

It opens with a bright blood orange and bergamot accord, then transitions to a warm amber-wood dry-down. Overall it reads citrus-forward in the first hour, then becomes richer and heavier.

Is the matte black bottle finish durable?

The lacquer finish is solid and resistant to normal handling. Avoid rubbing it against hard surfaces as the finish can scratch, same as original-style units.