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L'Art & La Matière

Suddenly Madame Glamour Lidl 2007

8.0 / 10 328 Ratings

A popular perfume by Lidl for women and men, released in 2007. The scent is floral-sweet. It is being marketed by LVMH.
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Main accords

Floral

Sweet

Fruity

Powdery

Creamy

Fragrance Notes

Damask rose

Damask rose water

Raspberry

Damask rose absolute

Rosa centifolia absolute Almond

Almond

Violet

Kinetic Thumbtack

Perfumer

Delphine Jelk

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Ratings

Scent

8.0328 Ratings

Longevity

7.8268 Ratings

Sillage

7.3265 Ratings

Bottle

8.8234 Ratings

Value for money

5.9164 Ratings

Submitted by Juli11, last update on 10/01/2025.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the L'Art & La Matière collection.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to

French Kiss

Lipstick Rose

Rose d'Amalfi

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La Petite Robe Noire (2012) Eau de Parfum

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Reviews

5 in-depth fragrance descriptions

04/17/2025

8.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Elijahrb67
117 Reviews

Elijahrb67

3

Comme c'est belle, mon chérie!

Well, this is a very pretty fragrance to say the least. While it's nothing groundbreaking or inventive compared to other fragrances from L'Art & La Matière, it is a gorgeous one, and a very formidable candidate for my quest to find the best rose fragrance. It strikes the perfect balance between fresh, fruity, sweet and floral, and never becomes excessive or jammy like some rose fragrances are known to do. It opens up with a blast of bright pink rose, almost like you're being drenched in a refreshing rosewater. As it settles down the rose becomes a bit powdery and dense, but very clean and composed overall. Fully into the dry down, the fruity notes come forward and create what feels like an almost pillowy pink cloud around the supple rose notes here. It's a very wonderful wearing fragrance that envelops you and makes you feel 'pretty' in a way. Also worth noting is that despite the very 'pink' and fruity feeling of this fragrance, it never feels overly feminine, and actually feels very unisex, so I recommend everyone give this a try regardless of preferences.

This one will rank relatively high in the L'Art & La Matière for me. It is yet another example of how, at times, fragrances need not be inventive or earth-shattering in concept to be excellent pieces of perfumery. This is one that I can see myself enjoying quite a bit, and another that might land itself in my 'full bottle worthy' category. Quite wonderful stuff, and definitely worth a shot for any of the fans of rose out there.

08/23/2021

8.5Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

Chanelle
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Chanelle

Top Review 47

Scandal about Rosi

French Kiss was such a charming, girly scent. I found it uplifting, playful, a little bit lipstick-sexy, not too sweet or gourmand, and the rose in it was just a little Rosi.
Then someone at Guerlain had the idea to make it appear more grown-up and valuable, perhaps to fit better into the noble, newly created line, which also costs more.
They simply swapped out Rosi, replaced her with the more exalted Nahema rose, and took away her playfulness. The result: Rose Cherie, a refined version of the same theme.
Any similarities to Malle's Lipstick Rose are probably unintentional, but undeniable.
The opening of Rose Cherie is velvety-rosy, but it doesn't take long before the raspberries hop back in and take away the femininity of the scent, thank goodness. One Nahema is enough in the world. Rose Cherie begins to develop its own character, the almond is strong and the iris is also quite noticeable, still underlaid by a sea of rose water.
The performance is great and the longevity is typically good for Guerlain.
Only Rosi is no longer so sweet and lovely, but a French noble courtesan, and calls herself Rose Cherie....

09/03/2021

8.5Scent 10Longevity 8Sillage

Tanith
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Tanith

Top Review 32

Hello lovely lady!

Oh, how excited I was for this new creation from Guerlain!
Rose, almond, raspberries - exactly my type. It feels feminine, pink (matching the bottle), and very delicate. When the sample from the sharing arrived, I was totally over the moon. I had to test it right at the mailbox - and was initially disappointed. In hindsight, I can say: the headaches that started shortly after the test, which I attributed to the fragrance, actually signaled a summer flu. So the first test could not have taken place under "fair" conditions - and my impression was significantly shaped by my impending illness.

A few days later, with the headaches behind me, I perceive Rose Chérie quite differently. The rose petals are lush and dense, yet still delicate and not too heavy. A delicious fruity, almost fizzy raspberry underlines the nostalgic blooms, which gradually become more powdery and sweeter. The almond becomes increasingly dominant, giving the fragrance an innocent, almost baby-powdery note. At this point, I faintly recall l'instant Magic. A thoroughly beautiful association!
I am particularly impressed by the longevity and sillage: I can smell the fragrance on clothing for days, even when they are lying 2 meters away in the room. Guerlain has created a truly lovely scent here. Not particularly individual or groundbreaking, but thoroughly timeless and so thoughtfully composed that the rose splendor does not come across as too soapy, old-fashioned, or cloying. Fruit and powder balance each other out and create a veil that radiates cultivated cheerfulness and also a cuddly softness. For me, definitely a wish candidate!

05/10/2024

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Lucas209
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Lucas209

Helpful Review 6

The rose from the garden with candied cherry

First of all, I had no expectations of the fragrance; I have no experience with Guerlain fragrances and no real experience with rose fragrances.

Isn't that exactly the rose I just smelled in the garden?
That was my first thought after spraying it on. You really get a great, realistic and never pungent rose fragrance here at the beginning.
The raspberry is also clearly recognizable at the beginning and harmonizes perfectly with the rose.

Then a cherry note develops. Where does it come from? I have no idea. Maybe from the almond? The cherry I perceive seems to be candied, that's how sweet I perceive it.

There is not much development; this mixture of rose and cherry stays with you for quite a while.
Towards the end, the fragrance becomes slightly creamy due to the almond. However, this doesn't really matter, as the creamy nuance remains very subdued behind the continuing rose-cherry combination.

The longevity and sillage surprised me a little (positively) for a fragrance that consists of these notes.

I wasn't expecting anything and was pleasantly surprised. Nevertheless, I don't think you should spend the money on this fragrance. It's simply too much for a fragrance like this.

03/21/2025

10Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Niccino
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Niccino

4

Lipstick Vibes

Oh, you beautiful...

It was love at second smell, but an intimate one at that.
The perfume really smells wonderfully of fruity roses. I smell a little raspberry, but more a beautiful cherry (even if none is listed, a dream!).
The whole thing then takes on vibes of old lipsticks, but not nasty ones.
On the contrary, just really really nice.
The fragrance is probably quite linear, there is no progression here in my opinion.

In a nutshell, beautiful fragrance, great longevity and silage. It always works!