Fragrance Notes
Cumin
Saffron
Wormwood
Ginger
Mandarin Orange
Incense
Immortelle
Copahu Balm
Olibanum
Labdanum
Rose
Licorice
Labdanum
Sandalwood
Cedar
Musk
Tonka Bean
About the Fragrance
In the final creation that expresses
the end of the first cycle of the Amouage narrative, “Fate” for man and
woman explores the uncertainty of the future and the universal
principal by which the order of things is inescapably prescribed. The
immutable fragrances are presented in Amouage's iconic clear
glass-crystal bottles with a rainbow undertone with gold plated caps
accented with an aurora borealis inspired Swarovski crystal.
Fate Man is one of those rare perfumes where you just have to
try it to understand it. It begins with an opening salvo of absinthe and
herbs through a heart of immortelle swathed in the most luxurious
frankincense. The wheel of fortune that is Fate Man ends up on cedar and
licorice to bring this stunning perfume to a close. Despite being
labeled as masculine, Fate Man is a true shared fragrance and if you are
a fan of Amouage-- this is a must try. Fate Man is as ever-changing as
the swirling colors on the rainbow coated flacon; the experience is
slightly altered every time you wear it.
Mandarin, saffron, absinth, ginger, cumin, everlasting flower, rose, frankincense, lavandin, cistus, copahu, labdanum, cedarwood, liquorice, tonka bean, sandalwood, musk
Amouage is an Omani perfume house established in Muscat in 1983, known for opulent compositions rich in frankincense, oud and precious florals.
Explore the houseKarine Vinchon Spehner is a Normandy-raised perfumer at Robertet, trained under Michel Almairac, known for rich ambery and woody work, notably for Amouage.
Discover the perfumerScent Profile
- Gender
- Masculine
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum
- Brand type
- Niche
- Released
- 2013
- Perfumer
- Karine Vinchon Spehner
- Origin
- Oman









































































