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La Panthère Cartier 2014 Eau de Parfum

Ranked 329 in Women's Perfume

7.3 / 10 535 Ratings

A perfume by Cartier for women, released in 2014. The scent is floral-fruity. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Fruity

Chypre

Spicy

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Dried fruits Apricot

Apricot

Rhubarb

Strawberry Apple

Apple

Heart Notes

Gardenia

Base Notes

Musk ketone Oakmoss

Oakmoss

Perfumer

Mathilde Laurent

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Ratings

Scent

7.3535 Ratings

Longevity

7.9412 Ratings

Sillage

7.3418 Ratings

Bottle

8.4440 Ratings

Value for money

7.1145 Ratings

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Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is model Erin Wasson.

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Reviews

43 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/25/2014

5Scent 6Longevity 7Sillage

Gold
726 Reviews

Gold

Helpful Review 5

Armchair adventure

"La Panthère" by Mathilde Laurent for Cartier is by no means a remake of the discontinued "Panthère" from 1987, which was a dense powerhouse-fragrance. If you expect a "parfum de femme fatale", don't be disappointed, the new Cartier is civilised and starts with fruity top-notes of apple and rhubarb, quite transparent and not heavy. Then the star of the composition is brought into play, Laurent says it's gardenia, but it's not the usual kind of gardenia many of us know. The gardenia in "La Panthère" is understated in its opulence, it's vague and amorphous, somewhat "unreal". Fortunately, the floral accord is teamed with oakmoss and musk (a modern fruity chypre?), and when all the notes have unfolded, the perfume seems to glide and fade into the dusk without any jungle snarls. Anyone from 25 to 100 can lose themselves in the subtle elegance of "La Panthère" and seasons don't pose a problem either, "La Panthère" is equal to any occasion and all climats. For Cartier devotees it fills the gap between the "Eau de Cartier" range with its clean simplicity and the soliflore-composition of "Le Baiser". "La Panthère" by the great Mathilde Laurent is innovative without being conversely complex, intense without being overwhelming and pervasive without aiming at any great depth. A nice armchair adventure, with the wild animal, la panthère sauvage, at a safe distance.

09/03/2023

9Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

MrsGuerlain
695 Reviews

MrsGuerlain

6

Sometimes not knowing is a good thing…

I admit that I have yet to meet the original La Panthère, which is such a shame since so many in here speak so highly of it. On the other hand I am pleased, since it gives me the possibility to write a review on this without the original in mind. In my opinion, this new scent from 2014 deserves all the positive words I can think of, because it is a true gem. It is in my top 20, and I wear it often.
Cartier is a house, that seems to know what I am looking for in a perfume. With masterpieces such as Must de Cartier, So Pretty and Le Baiser du Dragon I am a huge fan. This Panthère is no exception.
It starts out a lot like Balmain’s Ivoire, even though they share none of the top notes. Fresh, fruity to some degree and mood lifting. A wonderful way to start the day. After 15-20 minutes the scent turns more flowery with the gardenia showing up. You can still recognize the top notes but it turns sweeter. Finally, after some hours you get a whiff of musk blended in. On my skin it lasts for at least 4 hours, but sometimes I can smell it on my clothes the next day. Marvellous fragrance.
53/365

Updated on 05/18/2024

06/28/2015

7Scent

ScentFan
336 Reviews

ScentFan

Helpful Review 3

Heads Off, Anyone?

Oakmoss can't save this heavily fruity Gardenia from smelling light weight. The fruits are well done, mind you, but with Gardenia alone there's just no heft. The Musk ketones don't throb. The oakmoss is merely interesting rather than a compelling presence as in real chypres. All in all, I felt like I'd fallen down the rabbit hole and would see the Mad Hatter any second. Only problem? Not into childhood garden parties anymore. Wonder what the Red Queen's wearing?

12/23/2023

Stacia
135 Reviews

Stacia

6

Pinkies up

Honestly I might not be nearly sophisticated enough to pull off wearing this. It’s a modern chypre that could easily compete with old school chypres. The rhubarb, gardenia and oak moss are a thrilling combination. Smells like money. It doesn’t smell like a 21st century perfume. This is voluptuous. The velvet cushion of floral chypres.

04/14/2023

BrianBuchanan
362 Reviews

BrianBuchanan

5

Modern Retro Chypre

If the seventies chypre was leather and tweed, this version is pink suede and fruity dust.
It's light, minimal, and (smells) completely synthetic, but it has nuance and movement.
How did madame Laurent conjure something that feels so modern - and invokes the spirit of chypre at the same time?
Is it some kind of postmodern magic?

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