Andy Warhol Lexington Avenue

A soft gourmand cypre, Lexington is the personification of creaminess. I was obsessed with it after smelling a sample. Price was not appealing at all. But to me it is as womanly as it can get, in a sweet, curvy, sensual and mature way. A maturity that comes from the confidence of feeling beautiful inside and out, rather than age. It's still has mystery with all the soft spices lurking in the background, mainly cardamom. I don't smell any fennel here, or even star anise. Maybe my nose is playing games? I smell instead plenty of milky vanilla, or rather said a creme brulee that is not very "brulee"? And peony... some insense although not as pious as in Chinatown. Plenty of sandalwood, not too dry, cypress, berries, some patchouli. I find it so sexy! It's a comfort scent, and it smells like warm skin to me... if you have ever been in love, you must know what I mean... when the impossible to describe scent of that person makes you bury your nose and inhale deeply without saying a word. From other point of view, it is not as intriguing as I thought originally. It is not as strong as I would have liked, nor it's long lasting enough. Silage is rather soft... in terms of value for the money, well, I am not sure it's there. But it's so beautiful and comfortable, so cuddly and sensual, I cannot help it but spray with abandon and wonder why do almost all delicious things in life have to be so expensive. Edit, long time after .... Very similar to Bois Dolce di Giorno ! Chances are you can find that on sale ( even though it's a numbered edition ) . But that is a tad spicier and more unisex than this .

Another gorgeous modern chypre by Bond no 9, ANDY WARHOL LEXINGTON AVENUE is a close cousin to BRYANT PARK. I think that Bond has their own unique chypre thing going on here, as I have never smelled this particular genre of chypre anywhere else, yet LEXINGTON AVE and BRYANT PARK really do remind me of one another--and that's a good thing in this case! The dominant floral of LEXINGTON is peony, in contrast to BRYANT PARK, which features lily of the valley and rose. The former has a very different spice line up as well. Yet somehow the backbone of these frags is the same. I love, love, love 'em! Not too sweet, not too murky, patchouli without the hippy. Floral and spicy and fruity, but all blended together seamlessly. Major wrist-sniffer chypres! For those looking to acquire one or the other--but not both--LEXINGTON has somewhat better longevity, at least on my skin...

Quite simply this is absolutely wonderful yumminess! I am so in love the the fresh cypress and the spiciness of the cardamom and allspice that burst right through upon first application. Those notes soften a bit and I smell juicy pomegranate. Then there is an amazing warm, creamy sweetness that is so comforting. This makes me think of my home on Christmas day. The aromas of spiced pomegranate cider gently warming on the stove, the Christmas pine tree, the warm honey-rich scent of freshly baked pie that is lingering in the air.... Lexington is exciting and comforting at the same time. Love this stuff!

Majalis Les Parfums De Rosine reminds me of Bond no. 9 Andy Warhol Lexington Avenue.. MAJALIS : sweeter, warmer, spicier, more feminine, more powdery, elegant-powerfull-sexy.. ANDY WARHOL LEXINGTON AVENUE : darker aura, fresher, less spicy, more masculine, just a little hint of powderiness, sweaty-i wanna lick u in bed-sexy.. XD BOTH ARE complex, stunning, heady, unique, love both.. ;D

This perfume is great. It's first chypre that I can wear and it doesn't smell too feminine or too masculine. It has this gourmand sweetness, and I love spicy cardamom, peony, and pronounced patchouli in this. Unusual for me but very wonderful. I love it I wish I bought this instead of Bleecker St, which is also unusual but I hardly want to use it.