Baroque Yardley 1996

Pluto

12/20/2024, 09:18 AM

Baroque

Yardley

7Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Friendly floral medley with a light resin note + sweetness. Lovably old-fashioned, I would have in the

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Precious 1 year ago

I just read that Ann Gottlieb created Baroque at the same time as her 5th Avenue.
I never really warmed up to 5th Avenue, even though it's a very successful and popular fragrance. I guess I'm not a fan of floral blends.

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JonasP1 1 year ago

Well, definitely a nice choice.

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SchatzSucher 1 year ago

Yardley has some beautiful gems.

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ParfumAholic 1 year ago

There are definitely more exciting interpretations out there...

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ElAttarine 1 year ago

Sounds lovely, but not baroque ;-)

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Pluto 1 year ago

Absolutely not... where does the name come from?...

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Eggi37 1 year ago

The 90s were, if not aquatic, then sweet.

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Theris 1 year ago

Probably old-fashioned but not classic.

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Gandix 1 year ago

"Lovely sounds good already."

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FrauKirsche 1 year ago

Old-fashioned, yes... sweet can often be tricky.

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Floyd 1 year ago

Old-fashioned has its charm.

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Yatagan 1 year ago

That was indeed solid.

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Ergoproxy 1 year ago

Would a hairstyle like Fontaigne suit you? 🤭

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Pluto 1 year ago

With a nest on my head like that...no thanks, I'd look too big 😅

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Ergoproxy 1 year ago

It has to be called a la Fontages.

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Spatzl 1 year ago

He's probably just nice.

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Pluto 1 year ago

Located in the 60s.

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Baroque Yardley 1996