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Son Seok-gu’s Scent: The Fragrance He Actually Carried for Years

  • ingoodgracesbiz
  • 6 days ago
  • 2 min read

Updated: 5 days ago


Photo via Instagram / @sonsukku



Son Seok-gu has a grounded, understated charm that makes people curious about the smaller details — the kind of scent he gravitates toward, what he keeps in his bag, and how he expresses himself without trying too hard. For a long time, fans didn’t have many clues. Then a Vogue Korea video finally offered one.



In Vogue Korea’s “What’s In My Bag,” he casually takes out a bottle of Armani Privé Vert Malachite.


Vogue Korea — featuring Son Seok-gu



Vert Malachite was originally a gift from a friend, and after receiving it, he used it almost every day for five years. What he loves most is its uniqueness — a scent that’s “hard to explain,” something he rarely smells on anyone else. He prefers fragrances that feel rare and individual, not the kind you catch on every passerby.



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Vert Malachite itself fits his preference perfectly. It’s a creamy, floral fragrance from Armani’s Privé collection, inspired by the blend of energy and softness found in Russia. At its heart is a lush white lily accord, wrapped in warm Arabian jasmine and ylang-ylang. As it settles, the scent softens into gentle resins and vanilla absolute, creating a warm, glowing finish. It’s elegant, comforting, and quietly distinctive — exactly the kind of scent someone like Son Seok-gu would choose.


Armani Privé Vert Malachite, the soft floral-woody perfume Son Seok-gu used for five years.

Image from Armani



If You Love Son Seok-gu’s Scent Style

These fragrances give off a similar warm, elegant, understated vibe:

  • Le Labo Lys 41 – creamy florals, soft warmth

  • Maison Crivelli Tubéreuse Astrale – airy floral with a smooth dry-down

  • Tom Ford Santal Blush – warm floral-woody balance


Shop Similar Scents (Dupes):

  • Green Mineral by The Dua Brand, $60: Shop now


 
 
 

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