GUCCI RUSH EDT
GUCCI RUSH EDT
The Story
Gucci Rush (1999) is now discontinued but remains a cult classic that defined a generation of fragrances. It captures the essence of youthful confidence and sensual energy—that electric feeling of adrenaline and excitement. The fragrance combines fruity brightness with creamy tuberose, creating a unique balance between fresh and voluptuous. For many fragrance lovers, it's the scent that started their passion for perfume.
Fragrance Notes
Top Notes
Yuzu, Grapefruit, Bergamot, Ginger
Heart Notes
Tuberose, Almond, Magnolia, Gardenia
Base Notes
Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Musk, Amber, Woody Notes
Main Accords
The Scent Journey
The fragrance opens with a bright, citrusy burst of yuzu and grapefruit with spicy ginger, creating immediate energy and movement. The heart is lush and creamy with tuberose as the star, supported by almond's gourmand sweetness and gardenia's white floral character. The base is warm and woody with cedarwood and sandalwood, rounded out by soft musks and amber, finishing with a sophisticated, slightly sweet skin scent that lingers beautifully.
Who Is It For?
Perfect for women seeking a signature fruity-floral with depth and sophistication. A cult classic beloved by fragrance enthusiasts. Ideal for those who appreciate balanced fragrances that work day or evening. A collector's item for anyone who experienced the scent's 1990s-2000s reign.
Performance
Longevity
Moderate-Long (5-7 hours)
Sillage
Moderate-Strong
Best Seasons
Spring, Summer, Fall
Best Time
Day, Evening
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Gucci Rush discontinued?
Gucci discontinued it around 2004 to make room for new releases. It remains one of the most loved discontinued fragrances in collector circles.
Is this authentic stock?
Yes. We source from verified collectors and retailers. Check batch codes and packaging for authenticity.
How does it smell today?
Beautifully aged vintage stock often develops a richer, slightly sweeter character. The tuberose becomes more prominent.
What makes Rush special?
The balance of juicy citrus, creamy tuberose, and almond sweetness was unusual for its time. Modern fragrances rarely capture this fruity-floral-creamy harmony.