A couple of weeks ago, while on a trip, I wandered into a drugstore on Madison Avenue and sprayed a few scents. I'd wanted to try Lanvin Eclat d'Arpege for a long time, so I was glad to see it on the shelf and happily spritzed a scent strip. The spray went beyond the scent strip, and onto my coat. Some got on my fingers, and I tried to wash it off for the rest of the day, but I continued to smell it! During that day and the next, even while wearing other fragrance, all I could smell was Eclat d'Arpege on that coat. I wore a jacket one night because I didn't want the Eclat to clash with my fragrance.
Today I opened my hall closet, which I haven't opened since unpacking my coat and hanging it there. The whole closet smells of Eclat d'Arpege! This is a nice smell for a closet, I suppose, but I cannot believe how persistent is this fragrance.
If you're a fan of D&G Light Blue you must try this Eclat d'Arpege. To my nose it's very like Light Blue, but "fuller". I would easily peg it for Light Blue if I smelled it on someone else, but I would think "Oh it's parfum because it's so rich."
Today I opened my hall closet, which I haven't opened since unpacking my coat and hanging it there. The whole closet smells of Eclat d'Arpege! This is a nice smell for a closet, I suppose, but I cannot believe how persistent is this fragrance.
If you're a fan of D&G Light Blue you must try this Eclat d'Arpege. To my nose it's very like Light Blue, but "fuller". I would easily peg it for Light Blue if I smelled it on someone else, but I would think "Oh it's parfum because it's so rich."
