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Vanderbilt (1982)
by Gloria Vanderbilt
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  |  This is another favorite of mine, besides the musks, that is. This is a fun, playful, a bit fruity kind of scent. So I was shocked that I liked it and just as shocked when it worked for me. It wasn't too sweet like I thought it would be. It dried down to a soft, fruity powder scent. I really didn't catch any florals too much in this. 20 April 2008 |
 | I used to wear this back in the 80's. I always received good comments about it. Yesterday I saw some in our local cut priced chemist chain store and bought it just for a trip down memory lane. I still think it has a clean comforting smell strong at first but them mellows to noticeable but not overpowering. Does anyone know what the components are of this perfume? 14 February 2007 |
  | I sat next to a girl on a bus today and was knocked out by her perfume — which was very strong indeed. It seemed powdery and made me think of Chanel, but was not any Chanel that I recognised. There was a very pleasant ambery, oriental character to the fragrance. I asked her what it was, telling her that it was incredible: she said it was Vanderbilt. Not bad for an inexpensive scent. 25 January 2007 |
 | This perfume brings me memories of my childhood,as my sister used to wear it in the eighties. For me, Vanderbilt smelt so womanly, so sensually that nowadays still represents for me the quintessence of femininity. Now I'm old enough I've started using it and I always get compliments from people. It's a timeless scent that will never go out of fashion. It's sweet but not in a gourmand way, I'd rather say it's musky or ambery. The most I like about Vanderbilt is that it's suitable either for a young girl or for a fifty-something woman. It's all about universal womanliness, regardless of age. A must-have classic. 28 October 2006 |
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| Great buy for a drugstore scent, folks. Very powdery, very sweet. Also makes excellent sachets for your linen closets and drawers. (Had an aunt who used to use "Vanderbilt" for that very purpose.) 06 October 2006 |
 | I first tried it when I was 20 and didn't like it... at all! It seemed too heavy. 3 years later I fell in love with it. I read that it is actually oriental, but on me is rather... fresh. 27 September 2006 |
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