Forever Krystle Carrington Parfums 1984 Eau de Toilette

As the "interesting facts" notes, this scent was a spinoff of the 1980s TV series dynasty, named for the nice-lady character played by Linda Evans. You may remember that Evans was a blond who was the foil of the scheming Joan Collins character, who I believe was called Alexis. (I did not watch this show, but it was part of the culture at the time.) Anyway, Forever Krystle was quite popular in the day. It has a distinct 80s vibe if you are into that style. The notes here say mimosa, but I'd say it might have some orange flower in it too, and oakmoss, which is not mentioned. FK is a floriental with a sharp, sweet white flower top that dries down to a powdery rose not unlike Ombre Rose L'Original. Long discontinued, it retains a cult following like other Charles of the Ritz offerings such as Enjoli, and you can see why; both are frankly feminine florals for grown-up women.