Bvlgari Pour Femme

I have an adorable little travel set, with a lovely little glass bottle, a sheath to protect it, and 2 refills. The batch code indicates it is from September, 2002. My first spray upon receiving it was a harsh mishmash of notes, and not at all pleasant. I sprayed some out of the nozzle and let it sit. When I tried it again today, it was much smoother, and the violet/iris combo was present from the start. The rose adds a touch of tart greenness, and if you focus, you can pick out the famous Grosjman peach accord. The whole scent becomes softer and even more beautiful several hours into wearing it. Silage and longevity are moderate. This is nothing new or groundbreaking. I have more perfumes similar to this than I can even count. But it is beautiful and well blended, and I love the little set and bottle. I think there is something to be said for perfumes being sold in a set like this. For one thing, you can spray it on in the morning and carry it with you all day to freshen up without having to make your own decant. However, the more important thing IMO is that you have two additional sealed refills, meaning that you won't have to concern yourself with having the fragrance go bad. I had a Pure Poison set (yuck - sorry!) sold the same way. I think you get more bang for the buck this way. I like this very much and appreciate it for what it is - pretty, feminine, and well rounded. Check it out if you're a Grosjman or Bvlgari fan. PS - I don't know if the note pyramid above is for the original or the reformulated version, but I clearly smell mimosa and the text description states it is part of the composition.

My story with this fragrance is similar to the one I had with Chanel No. 5. I had to grow to appreciate and love this masterpiece. One colleague used to wear it when I was in my early thirties and although I didn't disliked it I thought that is smelled a bit old fashioned and well, not for me, so I was never tempted to try it myself. After a while she started using other scents that suited her better and I forgot about it. Ten years later I found a small sample in my stash and out of curiosity I tried it on me. It was love at the first sniff. Well, not the first but for me was a re-discovery. I don't know what happened, maybe her chemistry was not right for this perfume, but on me it was pure bliss. I finally bought it and I have been wearing it and loving it more and more. This, together with the original Forever and Ever Dior and Chanel No. 5, is one of the few scents I can wear in winter and summer, in hot and cold weather and it always radiates this alluring essence of femininity. This is ethereal, a bit powdery with flowers and woods, creamy in a subtle way. The main note is the violet and then the rose. Some iris in the dry down but very shy. It lasts very long and has a good sillage. It is a masterpiece of perfumery. And you know what? Bvulgari decided this year to reformulate it, to make it more mainstream, less complex, weaker, more fruity and sweet, change the name into Iris D'Or (?) and break my heart.

I am amused that another reader commented this was a good bedtime scent. Tonight I crawled into my PJs, wrapped my cashmere robe around me, and felt like I needed a warm and comforting yet pretty scent to wear as well. Bvlgari Pour Femme is what I decided on. This is my first time wearing it. It was a blind buy months ago from a discount retailer and I just haven't felt the urge to wear it until tonight. I bought it while the weather was still warm and tend to lean more toward light citrus or clean scents during summer. I remember at the time, it reminded me of Chanel Cristalle. But tonight, I skipped the Black Orchid and the Gucci Guilty (my usual snuggle scent) and opted for this delightful juice. Cedar is high in the air tonight and my nose is a little off so my beloved Black Orchid smelled like wet rotting flowers! Pour Femme is a rose knock out tonight. I am feeling so much love for this scent right now, I am afraid it may have to become my daily wear. It's just beautiful. Clean rose without being too soapy or too musky. There is a light powdery note but it's very, very subtle. It's light enough to get away with a one spray walk through if needing to be office friendly or give it a three shot for a bit more impact. I took a 3 shot: hair, back of neck, and one to walk through and it's definitely not overwhelming. New favorite!

This was a strange one for me, I just did not like it , it made me think of lemon washing up liquid ! ( Don't hit me all at once :) Or fruit salad chewy sweets :)- For months I considered selling this blind buy, but my husband said it was nice so I kept sniffing it but still thinking I never understood why it got sooo much love. Finally now summer is nearing I actually like this and Find it sweet and flowery with a little fruityness. It's lighter than I thought it would be too, but there's a brightness mixed with a muskyness that is pretty. I don't think it will ever be a love however ( sorry fans) simply because the rose and violet seem to clash a bit , well on me anyway :( I'm keeping this however as it may grow on me more and more now Summer is approaching. If you want a mild sweetish flowery yet musky perfume which is bright still this may be for you !! 7/10 Edit: I’m really enjoying this now , I can’t believe I was unsure it’s quite stunning, It’s sweet but not sickly violets and is like resinous honey drizzling over chewy sweets with a classy expensive liquid powder note , I’m in LOVE ! What a turnaround ! I guess it had to grow on me a bit first . Now I adore this. 10/10 love 💗 💕 Omg got a compliment , my cab driver said someone smells gooood ! Yay ;) ( ingrid.superstars review a few below is spot on by way )

Disappointment? No, No, No, No, No, No, No, Oh Mama Mia, Mama Mia............... Absolutely stunning from start to showering! I could still smell it, albeit a lot more subdued, the next morning some 22hrs later. When I went to sleep approximately 16hrs after applying, I could still smell it projecting fairly well. So, overall, great projection, moderate sillage and fantastic longevity! Bvgari Pour Femme reminds me so much of L'Instant Magic by Guerlain. Another fragrance that fits this same vibe is Bvlgari Petits et Mamans. They're all gentle, powdery and comforting. Pour Femme (like the others I also mentioned) comes off as what some may consider "vintage" and/or mature due to its powderiness. The melange of notes in this fragrance make it feminine, elegant, classy, sophisticated, and timeless. Think high tea, red carpet, special occasion, brunch, vineyard (cough...did I say that last one out loud?) and definitely safe to wear to the office. This is definitely something a (grown) princess would wear, could definitely see Princess Diana wearing this at a lavish event if she were still around, or Grace Kelly or Jean Harlow. She is lliving in a material world and she is a 🎵Material Girl🎵 through hard work and her own merit! She may have an equally successful man on her arm, or be completely independent.

This is my first encounter with an iris and violet heavy perfume, and I have to admit that once I got used to it, I became obsessed! It smells like powdered violets and Iris goodness, with hints of rose and buttery Oris and heliotrope. It starts smelling more sweet towards the dry down. Maybe it's the vanilla and the Amber. At first my untrained nose mistook this for baby powder, but it's incorrect to call this a baby powder scent. Teint de Neige and Junoon are most certainly Egyptian musk style baby powders, but this one is so very different from those. Oh this fragrance is extremely powdery, don't get me wrong! But it does not evoke baby powder or baby wipes. The powder is like a cool mist, cold and beautiful, almost ethereal. Signature scent worthy but perhaps a little bit much to handle in the summertime, so spray lightly. I get complements on this. It smells 90% the same as Splendida Iris D'Or and the dry down of Rose Essentielle is the same once the heavy Rose dissipates. I have several backup bottles because this is something I want to keep in my collection for a long time. Vintage bottles still smell amazing and are very usable.

The first time I smelled this was in high school. She was an elfishly cute blonde in ripped up black tights and Doc Martens, and I thought she was the most effortlessly cool person I had ever seen. (Turns out those tights take practice.) I don't remember her name, but she carried this powdery number off with such girlish charm. I'd never smelled violet in a perfume before, and I was enchanted. Eventually I made it my own. I'm smelling it for the first time in about sixteen years and am surprised at how much I like it. A peppery carnation that I don't care for is soon pulled back like a curtain to reveal an ambience that is more pale pink than purple, despite the purple flowers. If it is a color, it is a softly-lit peachy pink, very pale. I don't mind the powder at all, even though I haven't worn a powdery scent in a long time. While others have remarked that this is a fragrance for wearing jewels, going to tea and other well-behaved places, my first associations with it will always be stronger. The lesson seems to be this. While Bvlgari Pour Femme may be playing it safe for some, it can be subversively seductive on others.

One of my all-time favorite perfumes since the early 2000s, I am SO sad Bvlgari Pour Femme was discontinued. I'm down to my last stashed bottle and have had several disappointing experiences purchasing rancid bottles on eBay. The pursuit of a "dupe" is actually what led to my Fragrantica/perfume obsession! Through this forum, I discovered "lipstick scents" and have fallen madly in love with Lipstick Rose and Guerlain's Rose Chérie. While not identical to my beloved Bvlgari Pour Femme, I think Lipstick Rose will become my replacement fragrance. The notes are very similar with BPF having more white florals and LR a bit more cherry/raspberry... at least to my nose. I'm also loving Rose Chérie, which I find nearly identical to LR but with a bit heavier cherry/almond note. I'm probably going to purchase a bottle of that one as well! I've tried Misia but didn't love it... I'll likely give it another try though. I'd love to hear from anyone else who has found a suitable replacement for this exquisite perfume. I do wish they would bring it back!!!

"I think that perfume is the music for people's souls." Sophia Grojsman I think she's right. I've always had such a strong reaction to Bvlgari Pour Femme. It's emotional. I know it. It's the reason I reach for it so frequently. The trick for me is to figure out WHAT my psyche loves about this creation. Why I'm so contented by it, why the pretty is so peaceful. What is it I react to in this composition? What song does this Grojsman sing to my soul? Sure, I might be overthinking it, BUT...it makes me happy to do so. I know I love the lightness of Bvlgari Pour Femme. Anything heavier would fail to uplift me in the same way. I love the delicacy, the tenderness. Anything stronger would overpower me. I love the femininity, the grace, the simple sophistication and the allure it engenders. I am woman, after all :) Notes of note violet, mimosa, green tea Longevity timeless Projection self, friends, lover It seems Bvlgari Pour Femme is a wordless song, but something in me hears it with complete clarity.

I don't know why I've never written a review for this classic. I've been a fan of Bvlgari fragrances for years and this was the second one I purchased after The Vert. It's been a part of my collection for so long I suppose I take it for granted. To label this as simply a "floral" is wrong. Yes, the floral notes are beautiful and feminine - soft and sensual - never sharp - but it's all that lies beneath that makes this fragrance so special. A hint of musk, a dusting of sandalwood, a bit of moss, a grounding of wood - this fragrance reveals itself in glorious layers and is beautifully blended and perfectly balanced. It's sexy, it's pretty, it's classic, it's a year round wear, and it almost always gets compliments. No - it's not wildly different or incredibly innovative, but it's the scent I reach for when I don't want to have to think too much about what to wear today. This is simply class in a bottle. 10/10

Such a classy and feminine perfume! Bvlgari pour femme is wonderful. It has this perfect combination of florals and woods that radiates mysteriously a bit of gourmand aura! Violets, Iris, Jasmine and rose form the floral heart of it's composition, while amber, sandalwood and musk form it's heavy woody base! Finally, peaches, vanilla and mostly raspberries add a soft, background gourmandish vibe to this perfect formula. To top it off, it has a good projection and lasted nearly a full day on my skin. It is also wearable all year long. Apply it lightly in summer and a bit more generously in winter and your day is set! So, perfect scent, perfect sillage, perfect packaging and an affordable price makes for a perfume you don't have to dismiss. Try it! It's easy to wear and to love! Not too heavy but not too shy either! Just because it's a classic scent does not mean it's old or for old ladies! 9.5/10!

My mother wore this one... Everything about it reminds me of her: luminous, elegant, ladylike. It's a beautiful powdery floral, all violets and iris, that just radiates freshness. It had an almost lemony tartness when just sprayed, and settled to a snuggly, sweet puff of cloudy flowers for the rest of the day. My mother's hugs always smelt like this. It's hard to take the nostalgia goggles off when a scent is so closely connected to someone you love, but I think this must be a genuinely great fragrance in it's own right. To my horror, I've been touring perfumeries only to be told at the Bvlgari counters that this wonderful perfume will no longer be sold, and has been replaced by something called Splendida Iris d'Or. This Splendida Iris thing smells, to me personally, heavier, flatter, and lacking the sparkle and joy of the original. Bvlgari Pour Femme: you will be sorely missed.

Words used by other reviewers include classic, classy, feminine and delicate and I couldn ́t agree more. A take on YSL ́s Paris and also a little reminiscent of Guerlain ́s Champs Elysee, the violet note comes through loud and clear intermingling with rose, and yes other florals. Very very nice. This perfume would be liked by many as it has no odd edges. It would be very nice on a young girl of 13, and on her great grandmother at 93. It is more daytime and clear, as opposed to evening and sexy. Although it is a clean floral scent, it is strong and long lasting. ONE spray is best. In fact, I think one issue with wearing any perfume is too much. The modern juices can be far more penetrating than older vintages, so one spray and wait...For violet lovers, this is for you. The florals are quite true to life and whatever the base notes, they are not sickly sweet, not at all cloying.

For me this is light, midly sweet, enchanting, and ultra feminine. It's a soft, luxurious scent that is as complex as its impressive list of notes. (The rose flanker is also lovely--a soft, sweet rose rather than a tangy or loud one.) That said, I stocked up on this hard-to-find beauty only to discover that my husband doesn't find powdery fragrances sexy. :( I was heartily bummed, as my other favorite fragrance was YSL Paris--also very sweet and powdery. (If you're wondering, BPF is not nearly as sweet or strong as YSL Paris) My second woe with BPF is that it has no lasting power. It's like a beautiful dream--magical, intoxicating, and then - poof - it's over. Hope this was helpful to someone. Thanks to all the reviewers for sharing your insights on fragrantica! :)

It's strange to me how many people have used "elegant" to describe this one. I find it very comfortable and casual. Actually, all of the Bvlgaris I've tried feel more like jeans and happiness than black dresses and starched shirts. This one is definitely similar to Rose Essentielle. Unless you love one, you probably don't need both. Re has been on of my go tos for a long time, and I enjoy having both. Pf is like Rose Essentielle with the patch removed and a major helping of jasmine and tea added. My skin tends to amp up jasmine. So, take that with some salt. Rose Essentielle is more sour and a little less creamy. I do think the bottles for both are classic, heavy and gorgeous. I wish more perfumers went with minimal designs and glass.

I first experienced Bvlgari Pour Femme years ago. It seemed so fresh & light with an elegance that was lacking in fragrances at that time. Yesterday while I was out shopping I purchased several perfumes & this one I found at Ross for only $30! I adore the feedback on this forum, prior to finding this site I had NO idea Ross sold perfume! It's not a store I think of as having anything as expensive as Bvlgari Pour Femme used to be! $30 dollars just blows my mind. I was just as impressed with this $30 bottle as I was when I bought it years ago for $130. It's such a classy fragrance I feel comfortable wearing anywhere. Once again I have to thank you all for your info! Ross sells Bvlgari? Who knew!

Such a beautiful feminine fragrance. My nose finds Violets first, but that's not unusual as I find Violet first in most perfumes that include it in the notes. Quickly followed by freesia , which is fine by me as Violets and Freesia are my favourite notes. I do smell Lily of the Valley a little later, but not strongly. This is an inoffensive perfume, perfect for daytime and office. I purchased this for a good price, and although while I have it I will wear it and love it, I probably wouldnt re-purchase as its quite similar to other perfumes I own. This is IMHO a very safe blind buy, its soft, its classy and elegant, and a very pretty fragrance that has decent longevity.... 6+ hours on me.

exceptionally lovely, classy...and discontinued :(. I discovered this beauty in the duty free on my travels to europe and it was so refreshing to smell this fragrance among all the typical duty free fragrances. It is delicate and light but complex. I adore spices in perfume so of course I like the pepper and coriander that bring the powdery and soft florals to life. When I returned home from my trip I discovered that this fragrance has just been discontinued and reissued as Iris d'or. I tested Iris d'or and for me it is a sad shadow of pour femme. It saddens me that so many beautiful and classic perfumes get discontinued.

This one brings back many good memories for me. It's a powdery/floral elegant fragrance but I would definitely not call it "old." I was actually a teenager when I first wore this and felt very mature and womanly every time I sprayed it. There's something very timeless about this one. Many times I do not love powdery perfumes but this one I thought was well-rounded with the other floral notes, as well as vanilla and fruit notes. It lasts nicely on the skin and I love it in spring and summer. This strikes me as more of a daytime fragrance. I love the Rose Essentielle version as well, I find it to be very similar.

I smell like a Renoir painting. A still, light portrait of a humble lady posing under a shady tree by the lake. Definitely not an obnoxious "look at meeeeee" 20th century modern girl in the city kind of smell. Powdery, dry and ambiguous. There's no definitive line between one note and another. They're all muddled into a haze. Like when you mix all the colors of the rainbow on a palette and just get this unidentifiable mishmash of color. I have no idea what I smell like and it's perfect! This has a moderate sillage but because the smell is so indistinct, it feels quiet. Lasts 10+ hours. Humble but strong-willed.

One of my favorite perfumes of all time, along with Chanel No. 5 Eau Premiere. Its classy, elegant, and softly sweet. I don't get much warmth from it, it strikes me as being powdery, high-class, and a bit cool and reserved. I have to disagree with reviewers saying it has no personality and is boring. Not everyone is looking to stir fires with their perfume. For me it suits my personality perfectly, which is a bit reserved but very feminine. I am not looking to smell spicy or leathery or earthy. This classic floral feminine scent suits me perfectly.

This has been my go-to scent for a few years now. Appropriate for essentially all settings, wears well, and makes me feel pretty, no matter whether I'm in jeans wandering along the beach or dressed up for a major presentation. Pretty without being overly sharp, on me it dries down to a very nice white floral finish that is not overwhelming. Need to be careful with application - can be easily overdone. I only wear one product at a time - i.e. either the perfume or the body lotion - the two together are waaay too much for my nose.

A new ,old favourite ! Repurchased this beauty and so happy I did. I forgot what a great elegant,feminine ,soapy lipstick scent this was. I mainly smell violets ,iris powder and roses and it reminds me strongly of all my other favourite perfumes in this category of ladylike lipstick , makeup scents. Lipstick rose, insolence ,love in black ,,,but mainly it reminds me of Misia chanel exclusifs. My whole family loves Bvlgari pour femme. I find it suits me extremely well. I would choose this over many others ,anytime, any day.

I had this in the 90's, repurchased a few times before it got hard to find in stores. It was beautiful on my skin. I had people follow me a couple of times asking me what it was. One friend said "If velvet had a smell, that's what it would smell like!" Sophia Grojsman is the nose behind this lovely creation. She is also the creator of Lancome's Tresor, which I find to have a similar vibe. I love Tresor as well. It is a complex fragrance that needs time to develop and settle but I think it's lovely.

kinda sad knowing that this perfume is already discontinued. this was my grandpa's last gift to my mom before he passed. i remember smelling this whenever my mom wore it. its a beautiful violet, powdery, musky, rose scent. i also remember smelling lychee (?) in the middle notes. i was able to use it a couple of times during occasions esp my prom bc my mom sprayed it on me. i wish they would bring this scent back. such a wonderful inoffensive scent. this is what love smells like to me.

Pretty pretty pretty, nothing bombastic but very soft and pleasant. Timeless. Doesn’t last the longest but is a beautiful skin scent and something you can cover yourself in. One of the prettiest fragrances I’ve ever smelled. I’m actually surprised that this and it’s remake ‘Iris D’or’ are both discontinued and quite hard to get, this smells like something very timeless, that should stay around, think CK Eternity, or Dior J’adore, those are still here, wish this one was too.

Just bought a decant of this perfume because i'm curious how this perfume smells haha. it is a floral, light powdery, fresh soapy, elegant scent. This fragrance could be worn by women age above 25. A bit loud at the opening notes, but let it settle down for 5-10 minutes, and you'll get a fresh floral-powdery-soapy scent, very classy scent! When to wear this fragrance? all occasion, casual or even formal, very versatile scent for sure.

Very elegant and classy fragrance. Not too offensive or overpowering...balanced to perfection, a simple yet elegant masterpiece of notes. Looking at the notes pyramid, one can say it is very busy and a lot is going on...but when you smell Bvlgari Pour Femme you can only smell pleasant fragrance. Im in my mid 30's and now I can appreciate its beauty. Before, Bvlgari Pour Femme was a passé scent for me...Now I love it.

Love this! I don't know why I'm so late to the party...why on earth has this been discontinued? It's absolutely lovely...smells like a bouquet. I bought a small vial from Fragrance.net and now wish I has gotten a full bottle. I just want to douse myself in this! Well, I'm off to Frag.net again to buy the largest bottle possible of Bvlgari Pour Femme. I don't feel this way about many perfumes...this one is special.

A powdery, rich, soft and sophisticated fragrance. A true jewel. The picture of the lady whearing the beautyful necklace, is showing exactly how this fragrance smells. Sophia Grojsman is a true artist. Perfumes from her hand are so beautiful. Fortunately I discovered Bvlgari Splendida Iris d’Or after Femme had been discontinued. So sad perfumes get discontinued. The things in life that makes you happy.

This was one of my first perfumes, and I remember being obsessed with it! I couldn't stop smelling myself whenever I used this, it's so sophisticated yet delicate at the same time, not overpowering at all. It's flowery and powdery and, despite having so many notes, you can feel they are all blended perfectly. I cannot understand why this was discontinued, this was Bulgari's best perfume in my opinion.

@churinil wow got exact same just like u travel version and same batch year .both my refill smell just fine but the actual bottle one already rancid 😒 lucky I got it very cheap deal so it’s not regret at all.i don’t fully tested my refill yet only pour small amount on to my skin to test if it’s rancid .well thank god its not so I need to buy spray mini atomiser for perfume to fully tested

Violet done right! BvF is a modern take on a powdery violet. A touch of sweetness adds fun to what could have been a run of the mill violet scent. Best of all, this fragrance doesn't overwhelm like so many violet perfume do - looking at you, Molinard! Work safe because sillage and lasting power are average. BvF is a beautiful feminine fragrance and quite spendy.

Love in a bottle. 😍 Bvlgari pour femme is the best, most complimented perfume I ever owned! I can’t believe Bvlgari discontinued this elegant, timeless, sophisticated, comforting scent. It’s impossible to find anything like it. I have given up. My only hope is that Bvlgari will make a re-launch. I know we are many with that wish. Please, Bvlgari, bring it back!

Bvlgari pour Femme is a masterpiece, tickles my senses most wonderful ways. A recent find for me, and went directly to my top 5, have a back up bottle already. It is so well blended, to me it's mostly violets with rose, heliotrope and green tea. Makes me feel very feminin, lights up my face, gives inner happiness and comfort. Thank you Sophia Grojsman!

Very sad this is gone. It was a stunning but not overbearing white floral I loved wearing during the '90s. Elegant for sure, as others stated. Much more subtle than Fracas. I even long for my empty bottle. I must try some other Sophia Grojsman creations besides Paris and Beautiful, other '80s favorites, and White Linen, which was a summer staple.

Good friends come in unexpected places. I hear you, but I still like this fragrance. I wait for the initial alcohol to pass and it settles into one of my faves. We will not always agree and that is the delight of it all. This perfume is floral enough to be pretty and wood enough to be calm and powdery enough to blend it all together. I'm a fan.

Beautiful fragrance; one of my favorites. Understated, sophisticated and sensual. Great on any age. Nothing particularly complex here but it doesn't matter. This is a versatile and just plain lovely fragrance. It's not unique, per se, but it is distinctive. Light silage but rich in quality. Smells expensive. You won't mistake it for another.

hi question ( will be removed after answer) has anyone bought a vintage bottle of this , i have the clear all over glass bottle before it was discontinued, am enjoying it but was wondering if older yellower liquid in partly frosted bottle is stronger ? also would it still smell fresh or do top notes go on this type of fragrance ? (cheers !)

Smells very creamy and sophisticated! Perfect for the office. But I also think the fragrance might be too mild for me - after 2-3 hours, you can’t tell that I’m wearing any perfume :/ sits very close to the skin at this point sadly. Expected better quality in terms of longevity from Bvlgari .. maybe these notes are inherently very mild

Transmite la elegancia del chanel no 5, tiene la ligereza del eau premiere; más no es igual a el. Es un perfume muy femenino, muy elegante, yo lo noto muy alegre y fresco, al menos así lo siento; percibo mucho el frescor del te, y la violeta. Es sumamente persistente y tiene muy buena proyección; me gusta mucho utilizarlo en verano.

This has been my favourite perfume for years and I am still looking for substitutes for it. Elegant, classic, powdery, very femenine. Whenever I wore it I felt beautiful, complete, elegant and posh( keep in mind I was wearing this perfume before niche perfumes were in style, so for me this was an equivalent to an amouage nowadays)

A gorgeous powdery floral that lasts for nearly twelve hours. Suitable for all seasons and occasions. One of the jewels in the crown of Bvlgari's turn of the millennium creations. Yet another glory gone. Genuinely worth the high prices if you're buying it for a loved one.

Light feminine scent that has that cosmetic cream(Nivea classic blue tin?) quality to it.Some say it is boring and though it is not groundbreaking in any way, I find it elegant and understated,perfect for when you just need something pretty and inoffensive to wear.

Very feminine fragrance! Most of all I feel iris, violet, peach and musk. It's powdery. But it's pleasantly powdery. It smells classy and noble. I think that I will buy this one or the new version. Besides, I like these Bvlgari bottles:)

My step-children love this as they say it reminds them of me when they first met me 10 years ago... I only wear this in the day and the fact that they had a positive association with the scent warms the cockles of my heart!

Love it So pure powdery soft romantic Just perfect perfume Again one of my favorites Quite strong and cant put too much close to my face.. It last long it leaves smell in your hous for hours.. I purchased it 2 Or 3 times

Wow! Is beautiful! It smells so good and luxurious. It is definitely a perfume for mature and stylish women. If you like violets and powdery perfumes you should give this a try. Gorgeous! And it lasts all day.

A beautiful fragrance full of lovely smells. Perfect for a summers day. I love the powdery lilac in this, it feels very elegant , soft and feminine.A real lady like fragrance just lovely. Rating 10/10.

I bought this perfume blindly, because of the iris and mimosa description... and yes, it is there! It smells wonderful on my skin, and I absolutely love this so what ever "powdery baby-scent" :)