Las Tardes De Capricho
Loewe is the luxury leather goods house founded in Madrid in 1846, though in fragrance they're known for bold, sophisticated compositions that balance craftsmanship with contemporary appeal. Las Tardes De Capricho arrives as an unisex floral from 2013, part of the brand's exploration of complex scent narratives.
The fragrance opens with bright freesia and yuzu, a citrus-floral pairing that feels both fresh and creamy rather than zesty. The heart lingers on those same notes, freesia and yuzu, creating a cohesive floral-citrus core with subtle woody and creamy undertones that prevent it from reading as purely airy. The base settles into cedar and sandalwood, grounding the composition with warm, dry wood rather than letting it fade into brightness.
This is an easy-wearing floral for anyone seeking refinement without ostentation, suitable for year-round wear and professional settings. It works particularly well in cooler months when the woody base feels more prominent, though the creamy citrus top keeps it wearable in warmer seasons. If you gravitate toward The Tactician, The Aristocrat, or The Homesteader, this fragrance deserves consideration.
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