Fleurissimo (1972)
by Creed

This smelled very green, sharp & quite masculine to me, not floral at all. There seems to be a note in these green floral scents that dominates on my skin. The same thing happens with Chanel No.19 for example, so l think it's probably a skin chemistry thing. l reckon it could smell great on a man, though! Just not on me, ho hum.

13rd September, 2010.

I really like this one!

I feel Fleurissimo is more like (sweet candy floral) some soft and 'delightful' Banana chewing gum (maybe this feeling is caused by the violet combined with the tuberose). It's from the 70's and don't smell old! Very Impressive!

One of the finest and most wearable Creed fragrances. The Sillage and staying power are good.


If you like Joy, Diorissimo or Kenzo parfum d'ete, you'll love this Fragrance very much.

21st May, 2010. (Last Edited: 30th January, 2011.)

Regal, queenly, linear. Commands respect for the lady wearing it. Quite dated though, but will definitely stand out and assert amidst all the Pradas of today.

18th May, 2010.

This is definitely a wedding fragrance. It smells very formal with rose and other flowers in the mix, mature but young and feminine too. I would say it is a elegant, formal and even romantic fragrance that smells very very expensive. This is a wedding, formal event, and very fancy dinner type of scent.

1st April, 2010.

Fleurissimo is airy, bright, and light as a feather, without any of the synthetic “fresh” notes that mar so many of the newer white flower compositions. Few other florals match its poise and elegance while remaining so uncompromisingly sunny.

Yes it’s rather linear, and yes, it doesn’t last more than 4 hours, but it’s still a marvelous women’s summer fragrance. Sweet and chaste, but also playful and a bit of a tease. Nabokov’s Lolita in a bottle.

18th December, 2009.

I was somewhat disappointed in this one- it seemed one-dimensional rose-y to me-

3rd December, 2009.