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Date in Paris 2012 Parfum

7.4 / 10 80 Ratings
A perfume by BYBOZO for women, released in 2012. The scent is floral-green. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral
Green
Fresh
Spicy
Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
IvyIvy GalbanumGalbanum Indian prickly ashIndian prickly ash Italian bergamotItalian bergamot VoltresnipVoltresnip
Heart Notes Heart Notes
TuberoseTuberose HeliotropeHeliotrope Prickly pearPrickly pear
Base Notes Base Notes
SandalwoodSandalwood OakmossOakmoss VetiverVetiver

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Ratings
Scent
7.480 Ratings
Longevity
7.862 Ratings
Sillage
7.067 Ratings
Bottle
7.262 Ratings
Value for money
6.828 Ratings
Submitted by OPomone · last update on 11/12/2025.
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Interesting Facts
The name of the fragrance refers to the dimensions of the portrait of Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci: 77 x 53 cm.
The fragrance is part of the Dates collection.

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Kurai

388 Reviews
Kurai
Kurai
Helpful Review 5  
Sharp white, cold greens
So far I did not have much success with Histoires de Parfums. Although all of the perfumes I tried seemed to be of decent quality, I started to feel incompatible with them in terms of style. 7753 is a completely different story, though. With this green-white floral profile, we are in MY domain. Finally.

7753 combines a heady white floral with sharp green notes. They make a shockingly loud first appearance with zero sweetness. I would call it harsh at first. To some this may even induce a headache. That sharp greenness is reduced to normal levels after a while, but that frigid, unsweet chill remains even when the woody-powdery base notes emerge.

Personally I find that tuberose and cool green notes make a heavenly match. Thankfully, there are many variations in this particular area and 7753 is one of the better ones. Certainly worth a try. As far as the HdP brand is concerned, I guess I will continue to explore their line-up after all.
Updated on 12/23/2022
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AnyaK

1 Review
AnyaK
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Unexpected Mona
I am a huge fan of Histoires de Parfums in general. I could see and sense the story behind everything I tried. Same goes with the amazing 7753. I was about to order a discovery kit and when I saw it and had a quick glance at the notes I instantly thought 'that's the one for me'.

7753 opens sharp and green with ivy along with the bitterness of the galbanum and reminds me of classic women perfumes. A good amount of freshness as well coming from the bergamot. So far nothing new I thought to myself. But as you give it some time to unfold it'll definitely enchant you. Tuberose is presented at first intense and "cold"almost unapproachable. I felt the creamy side of the flower petals after the initial 30 minutes. Mixed with heliotrope, a powdery base is created on a top of a strong woody background. Vetiver definitely provided a new aspect in this perfume we couldn't even think of.

Overall 7753 is a white floral perfume with strong green notes. It was described to me at first as a "dark" tuberose. However I do not see anything dark to it. To me it is a fresh white floral scent carefully structured. A delightful timeless perfume with subtle charm in contrary with the modern "in your face" white floral perfumes. Definitely modern but with a vintage quality to it. Unexpected features but undoubtedly beautiful. It does not try to be likable hence its soft side is hidden in the first place. It's our job to explore and appreciate it.
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Parfümlein

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Top Review 22  
Mona Lisa's Smile
Mona Lisa's smile is captured on the perfume's box, just her smile and the reminiscences of Histoire des Parfums. So beautifully done. When you open the box and spray "7753" on your skin for the first time, you see this smile before you:

She smiles. She has put on one of her noble, dark velvet dresses. A saffron-colored silk slip clings closely to her body, while the golden brocade borders from Persia, recently acquired from that cutthroat dealer in Siena, finish the dark green velvet dress at her upper arm. She loves the fine pleating at the décolletage, and she loves her veil, her delicate, transparent lace that reveals more of her shiny, carefully styled hair than it conceals. As a married woman, she must wear this veil, of course. But she knows how to use it in such a way that she adheres to the rules while still being herself. Because that is what she wants: to be herself.

She hurries to this painter, who is a bit suspicious to her because he so easily resists her charm, who only focuses on portraying her in her best light. She likes him, this strange, spiritual oddball who is so indifferent to the female sex. They are both cut from the same cloth: uninterested in the norms that govern everyday life, always ready to break free, to realize themselves. He examines corpses, they say. At night, he conducts anatomical studies on the dead, secretly, so as not to fall into the hands of the inquisitors. He does not let himself be slowed down. War machines and flying objects he has developed, it is said. She understands nothing of that - as a woman. She does not mind. She knows what abilities she has. She is the beauty, with the seductive, mysterious smile that she uses whenever she deems it necessary. What does her husband know about how often she has used this smile to get everything she wanted from him? The finest silks that he, as a silk merchant, brings home time and again are just a small part of it. He is grateful to her because she maintains the appearance, just like her veil, and plays the perfect wife. What really happens in her life, she reveals to no one... just like the painter... That is why she smiles. She does not know this Leonardo very well, but they are both accomplices in this world of strict rules. They both live the life they want to live... Before she went to him to be painted for Francesco del Giocondo, her husband, she applied her perfume, and that is also why she smiles.

This fragrance is intoxicatingly beautiful. Incredibly zesty and fresh, bergamot, mandarin, and pepper, along with green ivy, form the opening that works like a wake-up call for minutes, invigorating and deliciously fresh and just slightly juicy-sweet. Then the heart note breaks through, slowly and one by one, individual flowers come to the forefront: a very moderate, delicate tuberose, a bit of heliotrope, without strong sweetness, only with minimal splashes of fresh fruits, blackcurrants that give the fragrance a bit of depth, and orange blossom. At this point, much of the opening is still felt, the transition is completely fluid, nothing surprises, nothing overwhelms, a perfect harmony of the individual notes, the melody just becomes fuller, more instruments join in, yet the theme remains unchanged. Slowly, after several hours, a slightly rougher, green base reveals itself, which holds the delicate fragrance fabric together: unmistakable sandalwood and a minimal pinch of patchouli dance alongside oak moss and vetiver.
"7753" is a beautiful, delicate, zesty, fresh, floral spring fragrance that I did not imagine to be half as beautiful due to the green notes. The bottle, just part of the whole, is surprisingly made - anyone who has ever held a 60-ml bottle knows what I mean: It appears to be cut in half, with a straight cut surface on the right side, so that the labeling is only partially visible - it is not completely halved, that would not have worked with the cap, and thus you get 60 instead of 50 ml. I like this even better than the large bottle.

The name of the perfume is, of course, as always with Histoire des Parfums, programmatic: "7753" are the dimensions of the painting by Leonardo, 77 by 53 centimeters, large enough to become the probably most famous and most viewed painting in the world, yet also small enough to be easily hidden under a coat and stolen from the Louvre, which indeed happened in August 1911, when the simple worker Vincenzo Peruggia had the clever idea to lock himself in a cupboard in the Louvre, so that the next day he could calmly walk out of the museum with the Mona Lisa under his arm. He kept it hidden for more than two years in a ridiculous distance from the Louvre in his apartment before offering it for sale to an art dealer, who took the necessary steps to ultimately return the Mona Lisa to her home. She was on the move for much longer when the German Wehrmacht confiscated her in 1940 along with other paintings and initially deposited her at Chambord, later at other locations in France. It was not until 1944 that she was returned, and not until 1947 did she return to the Louvre after another little journey.

There, in the Louvre, the big Leonardo exhibition is taking place this year. I already mentioned in my comment on Oud Satin Mood that the tickets are really expensive. Anyone who does not travel to Paris this year to admire the Mona Lisa once again in the original should perhaps consider acquiring "7753." The fragrance is not only cheaper than the museum ticket - you also get to enjoy it longer. You can let it accompany you through spring and look at some beautiful art books while sniffing at your arm. That is quite a lot of Mona Lisa, I think.
Updated on 02/28/2020
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Ammi

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Very helpful Review 10  
Histories de parfums 7753
Histoires de Parfums 7753

The Mona Lisa is an inspiration for many - in literature, film art, etc., but also in perfumery. Who will be the one in the world of perfumes to take the risk like Histoires de Parfums (HdP) did in 2019 by creating 7753 Unexpected Mona.
The code 7753 refers to the dimensions of the Mona Lisa painting. It is a very complex perfume from the oriental floral group. The fragrance simultaneously has a certain sharpness, woodiness, and green marking. I haven't had a perfume of such complexity for a long time that I can't convey it in words. HdP loves to prepare surprises, enjoys combining the incompatible, and shocks. Thus, the perfume 7753 Unexpected Mona is characterized by contrasts of ingredients and notes. This is a very bold experiment with components that you wouldn't easily combine (tuberose-vetiver; pepper-blackcurrant bud, etc.). However, such a play has a clear concept, depth, and danced notes of fantastic sensuality.
The opening is marked by citrus fruits and pepper. Bergamot and mandarin are blended in such a way that they cannot be recognized individually, and ivy makes this opening green and fresh, neither fruity nor sweet. Tuberose immediately announces its presence loudly, declaring that this is its entire story together. Slowly, the opening transforms into a song of heliotrope and orange blossom. Throughout the day, we are accompanied by contrasts of green and white waves, which is surprisingly beautiful.
The feeling of discovering some depths that hide dark happiness.
The transition between the middle and base notes has something extravagant.
In the end, patchouli prevails with sandalwood, but somehow soft.
Tuberose is felt from beginning to end; it stands at the top of the parade, while the other ingredients are accompanied by a well-tuned harmony - so that they work harmoniously as a whole. I must admit; it puts me in a good mood.
As for the longevity, it is definitely winter for me. This is a great representative of unisex perfume.
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Marble

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Lovely
What a wonderful fragrance! It smells like a summer afternoon on a wooden sailboat or in a private library with expensive antique furniture.

I love tuberose, but I think it plays a supporting role here, as this is for me a beautiful soft, elegant, and woody scent.

I think it's great that they sell 15 ml bottles at a fair price, and I am looking forward to more fragrances from this house!
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A love. Lasts forever, stamps to your pillowcase. Heliotrope in a bed of soft green. Sunshine.
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Elbow tuberose, defensive green cut, neutral fig.
The path to harmony is long and arduous.
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Tuberose almost fresh, that's new for me. Galbanum adds a bit of bitterness, fig a hint of cream. Overall, it stays greenish and
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Here, various green notes (especially galbanum) cluster around a strong tuberose, vying for dominance: exhausting.
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green-herb scent with fresh tuberose & unripe fruits
nestled on velvety moss
balsamic sandalwood breeze brushes through the V-grass
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The mysterious smile of the Mona Lisa captured in a complex fragrance. Ivy green + citrus notes embrace tuberose. Warm dry down.
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Bitter ivy vines smother the still fresh, green tuberoses. Bury them with a few figs in a sandalwood coffin under the moss.
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Unsweet, fig-fresh ivy flowers. Subtly seductive.
Detached from the concept: plastic-like associations. "Artificial" comes from art?
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Powerful white bushes reaching for the sky with their blossoms. Sandalwood
If you're not awake by now, nothing can help you. Overwhelming
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Mona + Lisa in the tuberose grove. Ivy grows on the railing. A fresh breeze blows through the flower beds. The heart note is too sweet. Otherwise, it's okay.
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