Let it Rock (2007)
by Vivienne Westwood

Let It Rock is a good, but not great, amber-based fragrance with patchouli and jasmine in the heart. The freesia in this composition is wearable, which is infrequent for me. I don't get the "english garden" impression here because the florals are quite subtle. Rather, it's VW Libertine that is very "english garden" to me.

Interesting, wearable, and better than most mass-market drivel. Yet not compelling. I got a used bottle cheap on ebay & doubt that I'll keep it.

Let It Rock would make a good every-day fragrance for someone whose favorite color is black. Also, wearable by guys imo.

18th September, 2011.

Bought it cheap on the internet. I know why now...It's going to be un uphill struggle to fall in love with it let alone wear it. I might have to pass it on to somebody ready for the fight.
Because I don't want to end up with a French/Irish/Greek/American style budget deficit, I tend to be careful and read reviews before buying. But what do I get for my troubles?
A blend of liquorice All Sorts and sweaty armpits! Alors la, non merci!!!

30th June, 2011. (Last Edited: 12nd August, 2011.)

Beautiful unisex fragrance...I feel like I am in an english garden...

Thumbs up...!

9th February, 2011.

I love this one - warm, spicy yet not pungent or overbearing as a lot of the spicier scents seem to be. Surprisingly subtle and yes, much like an english garden after a good rainshower. Lovely.

6th July, 2010.

Not sure why this perfume merits the highly negative first review. It's in the same family as Byzance or Cinnabar, but is far more day-friendly. I find the combination of freesia, rose and patchouli to be refreshing. It smells a bit like an English garden after a very heavy rain... the mud and earthyness mixed in with the lovely flowers breathing out in relief. Fantastic!

16th October, 2009.

Let it rock does indeed open with a freesia note, you can slightly smell rose to, the dry down is supposed to be patchoulli. It is not very long lasting and is a delicate smell. A bit dissapointing.

27th June, 2007.