Rock Princess Vera Wang 2009

Version from 2009

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A perfume by Vera Wang for women, released in 2009. The scent is sweet-fruity. It was last marketed by Coty.
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Main accords

Sweet

Fruity

Floral

Gourmand

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Raspberry

Bergamot

Peach

Heart Notes

Heliotrope

Jasmine

Rose

Lily

Base Notes

Musk

Coconut

Cashmere wood

Iris

Perfumer

Calice Becker

Ratings

Scent

6.447 Ratings

Longevity

6.235 Ratings

Sillage

5.227 Ratings

Bottle

8.136 Ratings

Submitted by Kankuro, last update on 12.07.2021.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/26/2020

Reclaras
5 Reviews

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Reclaras

Stale raspberry spritzer

Since I already have "Princess" from Wang in my repertoire, I quickly became curious about the countless flanks of this line, because the hearts are pretty to look at. In the TK- Maxx I got myself "rock princess" for soft 14,99 EUR.

The fragrance starts with raspberries, but this is rather subtle, not really fruity. This is underpinned with something leathery, I smell the musk here the most. Coconut's far away. The top note quickly warps, what remains is a not heavy but smoky scent for me. Unfortunately boring in its entirety.

01/19/2012

5
Sillage 5
Longevity 3
Scent

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

1

Muzak Princess

MUZAK PRINCESS would perhaps be a more apt name for ROCK PRINCESS, as it is quite clear that the perfume police have been exerting their mediocritizing influence behind the scenes chez Vera Wang. It's a bit hard to say what precisely ROCK PRINCESS is a faint shadow of, but I'd venture to say something between Jesus del Pozo IN BLACK and LOLITA LEMPICKA. Whatever the ostensible notes of this composition are purported to be, what I smell is a weak and flimsy, lightly licorice-laced solution, approximating the result one would obtain by soaking a rope of artificially flavored licorice in a liter of water for a couple of hours. The solution would be tinged gray, thus matching the glass of the bottle in which it is housed—to my mind, the sole aesthetic virtue of this entire ill-fated flanker production—and it would retain a smattering of the taste of licorice. But would anyone really want to drink it?

The real question, even mystery, in all of this is: why? ROCK PRINCESS is so obviously synthetic (along with its namesake, and now, induction suggests, probably the others as well) that making a stronger solution would hardly have been cost prohibitive. Hence my inference to the best explanation: there must have been an intervention by a member of the undercover perfume police corps. (Or was it just the FDA?)

01/09/2012

5
Longevity 6
Scent

Missk
1165 Reviews

Missk

1

Rock n' Roll? No, more like rocky road chocolate.

I was pressured by a sales assistant into trying this fragrance because she thought it would suit me. I must admit that I was actually offended that she would suggest me sweet and candy-like fragrances based purely upon my young age.

I might be 18, but this fragrance certainly does not have me hooked. It's not like it's an unpleasant fragrance, because it's not, however the older I become the more I distance myself from 'teen' scents.

Like a reviewer mentioned on another site, this isn't the fragrance for a rock chick. It's more suited to a young girl with a love for sweet, flirtatious and innocent smells.

It's flowery, it's sugary and it's definitely not for me.

The lasting power is so-so, however try layering it with the matching body lotion, I saw a slight improvement with the scent and the lasting strength when I layered the two.