From Giorgio Beverly Hills, Red for Men is a 1991 leather fougère EDT — a bold, unapologetically 90s masculine built around an artemisia-and-caraway opening and a leather-oakmoss base that reviewers describe as one of the last great powerhouse masculines before the fragrance market shifted toward lighter, cleaner profiles at the decade's end. Where the women's Red went floral-fruity, the men's version goes harder — darker, spicier, and unmistakably leathery from the first spray. Artemisia, caraway, basil, and bergamot open with a sharp, herbal, slightly bitter combination — the artemisia (wormwood) delivering an immediately distinctive, almost medicinal green sharpness that signals this is not a casual, approachable wear. Carnation, juniper berries, geranium, thyme, rose, and jasmine build a complex, spiced, lightly floral heart where the juniper contributes a dry, piney-gin quality and the carnation adds warm spice — the florals serving as background rather than featured players. Leather, oakmoss, amber, patchouli, and cedar close with a dark, resinous, animalic base that's the fragrance's defining character and the reason vintage-leaning collectors keep restocking. 6–8 hours, strong projection. Best in fall and winter; a 90s powerhouse that doesn't apologize.