The revenge of chypres

Not so far I had the chance to test some new releases among which the latest SJP covet, and yesterday the brand new Fendi Palazzo.
Both very nice juices and just guess... different from each other but both chypres!! Now this made me wonder about all those years of fruity, sugary, lollypop juices being at a end. What a nice change it can be! So tremble candy perfume girls, it's time to estinguish!
Jokes aside, has anyone of you had the chance to smell them or other new chypres (which really seems the new trend foing back on stage for feminine perfumes)? What do you think?

P.S. After this maybe is it time to extinguish also the ozonic waterboys? Looking at the news from the male side seems yes too!

Good, wise Tigresse, you nailed it indeed! I myself have said in that thread that floral candies would have left the place to muted florals and a totally different mood, but indeed you guessed right! Chapeau!

P.S. I forgot also about the new Kelly Caleche which can be pretty considered a modern leathery chypre

That's the right punishment for having been so smelling posh and narrow about posts of your buddies (and for having made huge usage of FONTS and Colours)!
Anyway nowadays the definition of chypres had for sure WIDENED to much more than simply featuring oakmoss. This also because actually the traditional composition of a chypre base would smell not so appealing to the most: can anyone remember the original smell of Miss Dior for example? Not at all that sexy Godiva that most of the women want to appear nowadays! So to update and modernize the concept of chypre the family had to relax the rules making of chypre more a mood than a bunch of notes to be featured.

Dear Moondeva,
I don't doubt you don't always smell like a sexy godiva, as long as I don't doubt many old school chypres can smell sexy on you, but c'mon babe, as you sayd chypres allure is a sexyness not so obvious, something more like a long skirt with a deep vent rather than a ultrashort mini skirt, something more about mystery and intriguing. Something that for nowadays shouted sexyness is not so appealing in many cases. Said that I love many chypres, one over all YLS Y for example, known by few, but lovely and absolutely intriguing.
About narrow minded I've never thought you were but I suppose your "teacher with the red pen" took a bit too much your hand in that post so I wanted to pull you back down among us pupils...hehe
Anyway when I say widening the family of chypres I don't mean at all to penalize the old school, just broaden the concept and add some new ones: what should I do? should I for example create a new fanily for scents using champaca since champaca is not contemplated in the old school family of white flowers(roses, muguets, jasmine etc...)? naaaahh....I simply accept the fact that the effect of a good moss nowadays can be obtained mixing up maybe some good vetiver with some totally synthetic molecule maybe and get the same allure... even if the poerfumer hasn't gone through the woods hunting golden oakmoss
And again if this can help new young scents lovers getting closer to chypres (and not only trying that nowadays lolly crappy scents) and maybe discover also the old school then, for me it's very good.
And last note.... well, ok clove is described by the house like a fougere on steroids, but what about the definition that some say fougeres are the equivalent in male perfumery of what chypres are for feminine?
I don't like to be intrapped into definitions, since I don't like too strong classification anyway according to this I can see covet as a modern chypre
P.S: please, please hun, stop using size seven font in your post, I'm not blind and I don't think you need your posts to take half page to get attention since they get already it for their witty contents