Kate (2007)
by Kate Moss

I love the rose & patchouli combination. This is a poor girl's version of Bulgari's Rose Essentiale, which is my absolute favorite. Interesting note that Kate Moss was the model for Bulgari Rose. My husband loves this, so I wear it for him. I haven't seen Kate's other fragrances state-side, but I look forward to smelling them.

31st May, 2011.

When I think of this fragrance, I remember being 17 and running up to the perfume counter every day just to douse myself in this scent. I'm not sure why I never bought it, (I'm guessing my Britney Spears fragrance obsession finally took over), but I managed to forget all about it and eventually lose interest. Today I had to refresh my memory.

At first sniff I can understand why I used to love it so much, however it is very different from the fragrances I now own. It's soft, subtle and rosy; extremely feminine and flowery. Vastly different from my loud gourmands and deeply sensual fragrances.

I wouldn't say that this fragrance smells cheap, but it is however rather common and unimaginative. The lasting power is this fragrance's major downfall. Within only a few minutes of applying, this scent had almost completely disappeared.

I read in one review, a girl describing this fragrance as being "nice but forgettable", and I totally agree with that statement. For lovers of soft and delicate rose scents or perhaps people wanting a lighter version of Stella by Stella McCartney, give this scent a try, you may just like it.

27th April, 2011.

It may sound strange, by I never thought I would give a celebuscent such a good rating. A floral which is not sickly sweet at all - a rare quality nowadays. Plus, aside from the good lasting power, it tends to gradually turn into a powdery and mysterious final note. A soon-to-be-classic, also available at a fairly good price

16th November, 2010.

I love this perfume and it even got my 'fragrance free' mums nostrils going. I agree with an earlier comment that it doesn't last long enough however it isn't expensive (and doesn't smell cheap may I add) so I carry it in my handbag on a night out and add an extra dose every now and then. Better than smelling of the pub. It's sweet, light and a touch of musk. Probably a good present for a teenager rather than a grandma as it is quite 'girly'

29th June, 2010.

I love Kate, but as a model.
This smells really like a cheap perfume. Anyway I keep on trying it but not wearing it...

26th August, 2009.

I received a sample of Kate Moss Kate with a purchase at Ulta. Notes are supposed to include orange blossom absolute, forget-me-not, pink pepper, lily of the valley, heliotrope, magnolia, peony, rose, patchouli, sandalwood, musk, vetiver and ambrette. In the first few seconds it's very rosy, with the patchouli tinge to keep it earthy & interesting. As it dries down it gets sweeter and muskier, and I think I can just barely detect the pepper, which I'm glad is barely there. I'd swear I smell some violet. I would wear this. It's very nice, and I like that it's on the lighter side. It's supposed to be a dark rose - whatever that means - I suppose it is at that, but I get a feeling of gyspy roses on a shawl, like something Stevie Nicks would have worn. And then it also reminds me of YSL Paris a little bit, which I wore in the 80's. So either way, I'm getting a sense of nostalgia. Isn't it funny how fragrances work on you that way. But I like it.

10th June, 2009.