RSVP (2006)
by Kenneth Cole

RSVP is by no means original but this interesting mix of Gucci Envy and Burberry London is very good. For starters it is much less expensive than either of its parents, and lasts longer than london. It starts off with citrus and light florals with topnotes of grapefruit, iris, and lavender. From then on it morphs into a sweet creamy woods with notes of sandalwood and cedar. Contrary to the poster before me I believe this could work for any age group, and is best suited for winter. The longevity on me is about 6-8 hours and the basenotes last quite awhile. For some reason I think this smells exactly like the cologne counter at Dillards.... weird because I'm positive they don't sell it there.

This is one of thew only colognes where I, a fragrance fiend wouldn't finish it! Smells like cheap, musky old man crap.

smells pretty good. Spicy and sweet at the same time. Its not offensive but this could because no one can smell it on you since it seems to fade pretty quickly

okay scent. comes in a wooden box, which is foreshadowing lol. its probably the best heavily wooded scent ive smelled thus far, but its a bit too intense for me. also, im 26 and i just dont smell this and think "youth", of which i still have a measure left. however, its very clear and not a stinker by any means, and longevity doesnt appear to be an issue, nor is projection. good scent, just for others.

I actually really like this. While it is nothing super spectacular, it certainly is not as bad as some others seems to indicate. To me it reminds me of a cross between Burberry London and Gucci Envy. I love the drydown which is very creamy with lovely hints of oppoponax. Not bad at all.

Nice scent. Fruity up top though it doesn't veer into sour as some fruity scents do. Later on come the woods, which are very nice. I don't get a lot of spice in this, nor is the fragrance overly dry. Not exactly ground-breaking but well work the price at the discount stores. If your goal is merely to smell good, this fits the bill.