I really can't add anything to DeGe's comment. She described it wonderfully.
Les Princesses de Venise is a great fragrance that continues to evolve all the way to the base and only gets more beautiful.
The lovely fruity opening transitions to a wonderfully floral heart note, without completely suppressing the fruitiness.
But here, floral-fruity does not become an everyday scent.
It becomes extraordinarily noble and expensive. Yes, it smells expensive and it suits a princess.
I am amazed at how well the iris fits in here. It does not dominate, but makes the fragrance delicately powdery.
Towards the base, it becomes darker with a soft creaminess, but the gentle fruitiness remains intact. Here, the pistachio comes in and rounds off the scent with a slight nuttiness.
I am not a fan of fruity fragrances, but I would make an exception here.
