Très Jolie

To my nose, Très Jolie really feels like the sweeter, gentler sister to both Jolie and Zucchero Filato on my skin. The first thing I notice is what isn’t there - the musk. Without it, the opening comes across lighter, airier, almost like the fragrance is taking a soft breath instead of diving straight into sugar territory. What I keep coming back to is the creaminess. Where Zucchero Filato has that spun‐sugar sparkle, Très Jolie feels smoother, almost whipped, like a pastel cloud. Once it settles, the vanilla takes over in that unmistakable Cerchi‐style way: plush, cosy and very IYKYK. If you’re already into the brand’s vanilla‐heavy creations, this one feels like slipping into something familiar but a little more delicate. The fruity notes give it a playful lift but they’re never loud or sticky. They melt right into the cotton‐candy vibe, which stays light and fluffy rather than syrupy. Nothing about it reads childish, it’s sweet but in a soft‐focus way. The opening leans feminine, sure, but the dry‐down becomes much more universal. Anyone who loves creamy, sweet gourmands could wear this easily. To me, Très Jolie feels like the pastel version of its siblings - still indulgent, still joyful, just with a gentler touch. It’s also more expensive than the rest of the Cerchi gourmands.