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This. Is. Suave.

It certainly has a somewhat zesty note, but what warms up on my skin is a light, bright, pretty white floral. Perfect for a romantic bride, perfect in winter cold weather, perfect in spring and summer too. Perfect!

Great longevity and sillage.
An absolute love and 10/10 for a creation worth of dreams. Thanks Mr De la Renta!!!

This is pure, beguiling, bold and yet demure class. With capital C!

The neroli here is played so well that no age boundaries are created. Young, mature, old: any woman confident in her own skin can fit in the imaginary feminine picture this wonderful fragrance evokes. Peony and mandarin orange just a tad, a dash of cedar, a bit of lavender and magic permeates the air.
Wear with confidence as a reminder of what a pleasure being a woman can be.

Absolute delight.

This is a fantastic fruwoodyrose EDP!

Lightly juicy, not cloying, just a tad woody to render it warm, reduce the "wetness" that fruit notes can at times evoke. It is a fine concoction, a reminder of "proper" scent, well balanced, never vulgar, simply a stand-out of the crowd for love of unusual roses.

Love at first spriz! I give it a full 8 also for longevity and sillage (arms length). A classy number to wear everywhere, at any given time of the day and night. Try to believe, you won't regret it. But don't expect something extraordinary. This is just unique without stretching that far.

This is vile at a hefty price tag.

The quince here just ruins what could have worked in this concoction. Way too much and it dies down too little, too slowly. The drydown evokes the scent you'd likely smell in some ancient library where some unidentified lady had sat hours before your arrival, wearing her oldie worldie rosie perfume.

While leaving, she stepped onto the leather floppy bag she had left on the floor beside her chair. Inside was a quince she'd taken for snack, and its scent wanders now in the library, like a ghost seeking the exit. Rose is an illusion here. All you'll get is paper (that of mouldy, antique books) whiffs.

I don't understand why anyone would want to smell like this. Yes, it's a "posh" scent, but for rooms (!) not people. Talking of filling a room, this will get you noticed for sure... and all for the wrong reasons! Guess I'll stick to my Kelly. It appears to be the only one fragrance Hermes got right (aside his colognes).

Unimpressed, not to say shocked.
PS: this is anything but feminine. I used my decant to scent my library.

Try before buy, at risk of being highly disappointed if you don't.

Wonderful concoction, neroli and beeswax with a hint of frangipani and mandarin orange. I do not smell at all jasmine here.
Sadly, no longevity or sillage. Why, oh why!

This would have been even better. Still, a great fragrance!