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12/19/07 at 6:37pm

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Yes that sliver label that would peel or fade of the bottle is gone. My local Macy's just received new stock and the Dolce name is now embossed on the bottle.

This might not mean much to some but it was annoyance to me.

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12/19/07 at 6:43pm

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I'm not sure how I feel about this. I had a bottle of D&G with me throughout my studies in Europe and over time the label really began to slide. On one hand I thought it was cool because the bottle looked like it had been through some serious use (which it had), but on the other hand it kinda looked dirty and cheap.

I'll have to take a peek at the new bottle, but I think my days are done with D&G. There's just too many memories associated with that one, if anyone catches my drift.

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12/19/07 at 7:14pm