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Versace (2007)
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A new floral signature from Donatella Versace.
Versace Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Living Dew Drops, Guava, Blackcurrant, Purple Wisteria, Lilac.
Middle Notes- Lotus, White Nymphea, Living Atmospheric Orchid, Living Angel Wing Jasmine, Living Azalea White Lights, Living Azalea Snowbird.
Base Notes- Musks, Warm Woods, Atlas Cedar, Bourbon Vetiver, Kashmir Wood, Cedramber.
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   |  The first impression is pleasant and pretty. This scent is fresh, crisp, and fruity- prefect for spring. I like the zingy, non sugary sweetness, and something maybe lemonlike. Reminds me a little of D&G Light Blue or Eclat D'Arpege. This soft fruity floral should be wearable and nonoffensive, but one of the perceived milky notes do not agree with me. Like some fresh fruit and flowers in a vase full of warmed milk and old vegetables. By the way: I've gotten that dreaded warm milk note in quite a few scents, so this could be "just me."23 August 2009 |
 | My Grandmother gave me this one after it had been sitting on her dresser unopened for over a year. Its soft, serene, and unassuming. Makes me think of summer days and picnics at little white churches. Not my favorite, but definitely something I will keep for those times when its best to be memorably vague. 14 May 2009 |
 |  The notes are the epitome of "fanciful," a sure bet that I will be annoyed after smelling the perfume. And I am. This perfume smells like fruity violet over a lot of diffusive, synthetic bases. I cannot be convinced otherwise. All the claims of "living dewdrops," "atmospheric orchid," "lights," and "angel wings," will not dissuade me that is sour violet. 09 April 2009 |
 | A nice, buttery-soft fruity floral...blah, blah, blah...It smells like most of those fragrance ads that you can open the fold and sniff inside of a Vogue or Bazaar magazine, or what have you theses days. To be fair it's more well blended and seamless than most, but at the end of the day, it's still one of those scents that's part of the current fragrance trend and not very different from anything else offered at Sephora or the average department store counter. 26 February 2009 |
 |  I love this scent.It's fruity, floral and musky. It's a very sophisticated scent, and can be too strong for some. But I love the magic of this scent. As ubuandibeme mentions, it is very reminiscent of RL's Romance (one of my all time favourites), but I must admit, it is much smoother than Romance that tends to have a bit of sharpness to it, especially during the top notes period. 01 February 2009 |
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| At first I thought the opening smelled too much like black current jam. But more and more was pulled into it's feminine, garden-like, pretty scent with the woody, musky drydown. I love it now. It is easily my second or third favorite scent. I have even grown addicted to the black current opening. And the wisteria is divine! 08 January 2009 |
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