Tom Ford Oud Wood Cologne by Tom Ford, Be bold and stand out from the crowd with the oud wood. This is a part of Tom ford’s premium private blend collection. With the help of notable perfumer Richard Herpin, the famous fashion label came up with an exotic and distinctive fragrance. The oud wood opens with accords of rosewood, nutty cardamom, and spicy Chinese pepper. Its middle notes include musky agarwood, sandalwood, and vetiver. The base notes feature tonka bean, sweet vanilla, and warm amber. Thomas Carlyle Ford, better known as Tom Ford, is an American clothing designer and film director. He is known for his provocative and controversial campaigns and ideas that transformed the fashion world. He spent most of his childhood in Santa Fe, new Mexico even though he was born in Austin, Texas. When he reached adolescence, he moved to new York, where he enrolled at NYU to take art history courses. He later shifted to architecture at Parsons school of design and spent time abroad working as a public relations intern for chloé. After graduating, his first professional position was with American designer Cathy Hardwick. In 1990, he accepted a position in Gucci’s ready-to-wear women’s division. During that time, the prestigious Italian fashion house was struggling. His contributions helped Gucci rise from its slump and he was immediately promoted two years later.
By 1992, he was the creative director of the large enterprise. In January 2000, the successful man assumed the position of creative director for Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche and YSL Beaute. His creative and controversial ad campaigns for YSL fragrances opium and m7 were a huge hit. Before leaving thItalianan power house, Ford had more than double of the company’s market value. In April 2005, he returned to the United states and forged his own brand. In the same year, his company formed a partnership with estée lauder. Together, they developed a line of premium fragrances and cosmetics. The first fragrance produced under this alliance was a huge success, which led to more perfume releases in succeeding years