Fleur de Reine Alfredo Pauly

Alfredo Pauly is a German designer who sells his clothes on TV. If you're not into big, fat florals, you shouldn't really read on. But I was pleased to find out that the anonymous perfumer working for Pauly used a stunning concentration of jasmine and tuberose, orange blossom and rose. The opulent floral mix is finished off with musk and woody accords as a fixative and really lasts and lasts. The perfume reminds me of other 20th century florals in the style of "Gardenia" by Isabey or "Fracas" by Piguet. It's a fragrance that lingers even after you have left the room.