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Venezia Pastello Laura Biagiotti 1995

7.7 / 10 41 Ratings

A popular perfume by Laura Biagiotti for women, released in 1995. The scent is sweet-fruity. It was last marketed by Ellen Betrix / Eurocos.
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Main accords

Sweet

Fruity

Floral

Powdery

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Cranberry

Raspberry

Blackcurrant Peach

Peach

Plum

Heart Notes

Heliotrope Jasmine

Jasmine

Rose

Base Notes

Sandalwood Musk

Musk

Vanilla

Cedar

Ratings

Scent

7.741 Ratings

Longevity

7.631 Ratings

Sillage

6.627 Ratings

Bottle

7.242 Ratings

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Reviews

6 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/07/2024

8.5Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Lottidulli
17 Reviews

Lottidulli

1

Childhood memories..

This was one of my mother's most loved and most worn perfumes. She treasured this little bottle and kept it for years even after every last drop was gone!

I remember a vague idea of the scent: sweet and powdery, fruity with a wonderful soft woody vanilla base that clung to the skin for hours! The fruity top notes never totally dissipated and made this perfume sooo special!

To me it was a deeply comforting, feminine scent. Warm, never screechy or bold but definitely on the sweet side, not comparable to the sweet, cloying modern perfumes.

I would buy this in a heartbeat if I cloud!

08/06/2020

7.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Rosaviola
180 Reviews

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Rosaviola

Top Review 16

Venezia in pastels

I got to know Venezia pastello quite late, a few years ago. A former colleague told me that it’s great and that she used to like it a lot.
Unfortunately, it was discontinued a long time ago and is now mostly available at inflated prices.
Since I have the "regular" Venezia in my collection, I wanted to get to know this one as well, and the bottle is so pretty!

After a long search, I managed to find a 75ml leftover bottle with little content, but unfortunately, the contents were no longer good and smelled spoiled - too harsh, too herbal... I sprayed the spoiled contents into the air and now keep the beautiful and somewhat kitschy bottle for my planned bottle display...
Other people collect porcelain; I will display the most beautiful empty bottles in my planned showcase.....

A bit later, I finally got an intact 25 ml bottle at a reasonable price - sometimes the search for a specific fragrance just takes a bit longer. Especially with vintage scents, it can take years. Here, one often has to practice patience. I often think: If the scent wants to come to me, it will find its way to me...

Now finally to the scent itself. Venezia pastello is a child of its time. In the mid-nineties, alongside aquatics, sweet-fruity scents were also in vogue.
Nevertheless, their sweetness was more mature than today’s fruity-sweet fragrances - not so cloyingly sweet. And there was always a certain maturity to it.
I smell sweet raspberries and ripe peaches in Venezia pastello, a bit of heliotrope, not overly much, and something floral. According to the fragrance pyramid, it should be jasmine and rose.
After a while, I perceive a slightly bitter-woody base note, which must come from the sandalwood and cedar.
That’s what I meant by a certain "maturity" that fruity-sweet scents from the nineties often radiate.
It’s something I miss in modern scents of this kind, which makes them monotonous.
Sweet is okay for me as long as it doesn’t just stop there and become too one-dimensional.

The longevity is in the upper mid-range, and the sillage is in the medium range.

I probably won’t repurchase it unless I come across it as a bargain.
But I am glad to have gotten to know this beautiful everyday scent.

05/03/2013

10Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Calista
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Calista

13

It Was Love

I was just sweet 18 years young when she appeared.
She was a true treasure. She accompanied me through terrible heartbreak, through bitter disappointments, through thick and thin. Like the best friend you wouldn’t want to miss for anything in the world.
She was so carefree, sweet, comforting, incomparable (to this day).
What I appreciated about her was the refreshing fruit, the delicate flower, the warm vanilla. She brought a smile to my lips even in the face of all adversities and made my eyes shine.
Then, all of a sudden, she disappeared. I could not understand the world anymore, I felt abandoned.
Twice I wrote the manufacturer passionate love letters and begged for her resurrection, but I was never heard.
Desperate, I turned to an online auction house. Twice. And twice the rude awakening: only cheap copies for a lot of money.
I will always miss her.
She was not just simply "Venezia Pastello," she was so much more to me. Soulmate, friend, companion, comforter, beloved.
No fragrance in the world will ever be able to replace that.

02/14/2011

9Scent 5Longevity

Dusnatli
34 Reviews

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Dusnatli

3

Ah yes, that was beautiful

Recently, I showed my perfume collection to my colleague on Parfumo.
While looking at the "Had-it fragrances," she suddenly exclaimed with delight: I used to have that one. It was great.
She was referring to Venezia Pastello.
And we both started to rave about it.
The scent was light, fruity, powdery, innocent. One felt wrapped in a beautiful, light, velvety cloak.

We mourned for a while the fragrance and the time when we used it.
If it were still available, I would buy it again immediately.

09/13/2014

5Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Jocka
9 Reviews

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Jocka

2

Flowers, Little Flowers .... Wallflower!

Flowers upon flowers. No, how intrusive!
When nothing else was available, I reached for this fragrance. Unfortunately, it lingered for so long and became ... annoying in no time.
Venezia Pastello has always seemed too tame, too - did I already say it? - floral and intrusive, nothing pastel. I associate something completely different with that!
Back then, I definitely only wanted to smell like a wallflower in case of emergency.

It's nice to indulge in memories, but I gladly forgo those, good that time is over...

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