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Kingdom Limited Edition (2004)
by Alexander McQueen
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A slightly girlier version, maybe to appease those who thought the original was a little manly.
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  |  I quite prefer that version cause basicly i prefer more subtle citrusy fragrances!.Still smelling peony though :) I think my sense of smell is sick today! grr 19 March 2007 |
 | Lighter fresher version of the original. Basically its Kingdom EDP with the base cut off! More feminine but still wearable by a amn I would say. 09 September 2005 |
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| Girly yes, but I like it too! Agreed that it is a milder version of the original, which I love. It's much better suited to the summer months when that cumin note might be a bit heavy-handed. The addition of the citrus top note doesn't spoil it for me, as it hardly lasts a moment on my skin. I'm just left with the lovely combo of rose-spice-woods. 06 August 2004 |
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