Man About Town

The sax wails its opening riff from Rafferty’s Baker Street as he strides on a street transformed, black trench left open despite the cold drizzle. It’s an evocation that surfaces again and again, all it takes is the melody of a familiar tune, the echo of a distinctive accent, or the whiff of a scent, to bring him back. That scent in this case is the layered symphony of cinnamon, patchouli and amber that makes up the nuances of Mr Burberry Eau de Parfum—invoking a city of unique juxtapositions, conveyed through the expressive nature of the scent.