Nomade

Chloe Nomade EDP is the underrated designer gem of the fragrance world. Gives off niche and luxury. I overlooked this fragrance for many years, because I am not a Chloe fragrance lover. They have all felt a bit "meh" to me. Too safe, too simple "rose water", tween, early college experience of a sheltered girl to me. And to be quite honest, when there are multiple flankers of a fragrance, I get overwhelmed because the difference between each is almost always unremarkable, and I'm stuck making the most impossible choice: trying to decipher the tiny difference between them and pick the one I like the most. That is why i have avoided Chloe as a whole for so long (way too many Chloe flankers), much like the entire Miss Dior line. I felt this way about Nomade, because of the many flankers of it (8 total in the line including the original). My SIL told me she enjoys wearing this, but I never really understood it, because from what I recalled it smelled sour and like dirt to me, but on her it smelled amazing! Clean, classy, has her sh*t together kind of scent. I decided to give it another sniff at a Sephora, and I was not fond of it, again! Looking back, it may have been "scent smelling fatigue" because my senses were overwhelmed and I was over all the smells I smelled that day. I decided to take a risk and buy a full size bottle, and I am so happy I did. I wish we could post pictures with our review, because the dent I made in this fragrance within the first week should be studied. I have had it since May or June, and my bottle is more than half way done. It is such a unique scent, a modern chypre. She smells classy, clean, and woody. The dry down is quite woody and masculine leaning, but you don't get it as much on skin as opposed to clothes. I love to spray on skin and clothes, and the morning after when I come into contact with the top I wore with Nomade, it smells very woody, almost like a barbershop, but a nice relaxing woody aftershave. It is not offputting. I would hate if the fragrance was like that through and though. If I wanted that I'd wear Cedrus. I think the mirabelle plum in the top notes and more gentle white floral with a delicate fruit in the middle really make this fragrance a feminine, tender, yet high performing modern chypre. You still get the mossy dry down and its heavenly. I loved it so much, I decanted a 5mL to take on my honeymoon when I only planned to wear my wedding day perfume for honeymoon related activities. It also reminds me so much of my SIL. I love her so much, we have a great relationship, and it takes me back to the night we met her as a family for the first time. She came over for dinner, and she smelled soooo good. I don't wear fragrance for compliments, but this one I am always guaranteed a compliment when I have it on. Most recently, I was at a family dinner on my husbands side. His aunt hugged me and inhaled me so hard. She pulled away and said "omg you smell so heavenly". I also wore this to my now husbands work brunch they had to celebrate us getting married. The front desk receptionist kept telling me how amazing I smelled, so I gave her the decant of Nomade I had in my purse, and my husband said she still talks about how good I smelled that day in their office. Nomade is such an easy reach, it is the first thing I want to grab when I am fresh and showered and clean, and the first thing I want to reach for when I go out for any reason (errands, shopping, dinner, hanging out with friends, etc). I have to actively make an effort to use my other fragrances. It smells so fruity, tart, yet earthy at the same time. The fruits, tartness and florals are grounded by the most amazing base of woods and moss. It is appropriate to wear in any situation: office, going out, family events, day to day, etc. It is well received by people around you when you wear it, without being the standard "department store" perfume DNA.

One of the best designer fragrances on the market. As a suede chypre, this perfume has an amazing tickling texture to the nose in its early stages, ingeniously mimicking the texture of suede through an olfactory sense of texture or tickle. It’s an amazing accomplishment, it’s beautiful, it’s chic, it’s high-end, and it’s unique. People keep saying Nomade smells masculine or they have some complaint along those lines, but perhaps they don’t realize that A) this is a suede chypre, therefore it’s not supposed to be anything like the sweet candy mass market messes that have been invading sinuses for decades since Angel was introduced and it’s not supposed to smell like a fruity floral bouquet, and that B) in the early part of the 20th century some of the legendary classic women’s perfumes were smoky leather chypres, which smell masculine by today’s standards (ever try vintage Bandit by Piguet?) because GUESS WHAT: the era starting with the launch of Mugler’s Angel through the present is the first time in the history of perfumery that there has been a trend of people actually wanting to smell like they have been rolled in caramel and chocolate and then covered in cotton candy and topped with funnel cakes. I like smelling Angel in moderation on someone else occasionally, but it’s the lengthy trend started by Angel that I’m citing. I don’t think that smelling like a state fair or a candy store or an ice cream shop is alluring. Why not just be exotic and introduce turkey and dressing perfume that you hose on with a turkey baster? Nomade EDP is an excellent contribution in the movement to return to some glorious perfumery traditions such as leather chypres, fougères, chic non-foody florals, sensuous woods, and warm spices that don’t cause migraines with yet another variety of cardamom and pink pepper overload. In case I didn’t make it clear, that accord in Nomade that people can’t figure out is called SUEDE. Yeah, it’s something we had BACK IN THE 1900’s! Yeah, yep, yes, that’s right, suede has a smell, and no, they didn’t actually dip suede in the perfume to macerate. It’s an accord, and creating accords that smell like things that are altogether different from the individual components is called the art of perfumery. And those who haven’t heard of chypres... welcome to perfumery, young cherubs. There are some very good books on perfumery out there. There has been a chypre shortage since the introduction of Angel and the gourmand revolution that ensued, AND since the 2005 EU regulations struck down many of the classics. We finally got a good suede chypre that’s widely available, so let’s please not spoil it for the seasoned perfumistas (the ones who actually keep these companies in business) just because it doesn’t have 5,000 calories per spritz. Once upon a time throughout the entire world, perfumery didn’t smell like Willy Wonka’s factory. Some of us actually like what we consider to be “real” perfume, and women’s perfume used to be strong and sometimes rugged. Don’t hate it just because it doesn’t cause cavities. It takes an experienced nose to appreciate this. Nomade EDP is a 10/10.

I sometimes can't shake the feeling that I, in a way, manifested this fragrance. I know, I know, but hear me out. About 8 years ago, I was in Istanbul, Turkey, getting lost in its streets. I stumbled upon this one street that was lined with trees, and someone had made arches of flowers (great photo op!), and in the apartments above wafted the smell of what I assume to be laundry. But not your classic laundry scent - more powdery, possibly a beautifully scented fabric softener - but unmistakably clean. All the scents together, the trees, flowers, laundry, crisp air of that morning, made one of the most beautiful smells ever. I stayed as long as I could just soaking it all in. Gorgeous, gorgeous. And I always thought to myself, if I ever get the opportunity to make a perfume, this is exactly what it would smell like. If you could commission perfumes I wouldve wanted that exact smell. So imagine my amazement when, 2 years ago, I caught a whiff of Nomade and smelled the exact same smell. Its for this reason that I'm astounded by the, at the time im writing this, overwhelmingly negative reviews - to me, this smells absolutely heavenly. A smell that has stayed with me for nearly a decade! I wouldn't change a single thing, and can't believe my luck! I really don't know all that many perfumes, especially in the designer world, that smell this unique and beautiful. Its perhaps the positive experience that has somewhat swayed my opinion, but fragrance is subjective after all! This perfume seems like a gift from the universe to me...a bit self centered, but thats what it feels like. So hey, maybe the world does revolve around me after all ;)

Certainly! Chloé Nomade is a fragrance that marked a turning point for the maison. If the classic Chloé Eau de Parfum is the romantic and clean Parisian girl, Nomade is her adventurer version, with a backpack on her shoulder and her gaze turned to unexplored territories. The free Spirit. Unlike the usual sweet and caramelized "girly" perfumes, Nomade is a modern Chypre. This means that it balances the freshness of the flowers with a very strong earthy and woody base. The first spray is an explosion of energy. Mirabella (a variety of yellow plum) is not excessively sugary, but rather juicy and tart. Accompanied by citrus fruits, it creates a sparkling opening that immediately captures attention without being banal. As the citrus notes fade, Freesia emerges. Don't expect a bouquet of dusty roses; here the flowers are airy and slightly green. The peach adds a velvety texture, like skin warmed by the sun, making the heart soft but never cloying. The real protagonist of Nomade is Oak Moss. It is this note that gives the perfume that "wild" and almost masculine touch that makes it so sophisticated. Patchouli and Amberwood guarantee excellent persistence, leaving a trail that smells of freedom and beaten earth. Adventurous, elegant, confident vibe. Quentin Bisch's touch: The nose behind this creation is known for his ability to make woody and mineral notes incredibly modern. In Nomade he managed to create a perfume that smells of "open air".

Nomade is cool and adventurous, complex, but easy to wear. Its scent is hard to forget and while it can be worn year-round, this perfume shines in the dry, cool weather. Bright fall mornings filled with sunshine, breeze, and autumn leaves, is what this perfume remind me of. This perfume is one of the most complex fragrances I own, and what I mean, is that it’s constantly evolving over the course of the day. At first it’s fruity, citrusy, and creamy, then it transforms into a luxuriously clean freesia and rose, hours later, an earthy, dry scent emerges. Just like you have your favorite pair of boyfriend jeans, this is the boyfriend perfume. Like boyfriend jeans, it’s tomboyish, comfortable, yet still feminine and stylish. It’s makeupy, it’s refreshing, and its cleanliness reminds me of Coco Mademoiselle. Like Coco it’s timeless, but not as sweet, and definitely more casual. When I spritz on Nomade in the morning, I immediately envision a travelista who is effortlessly cool and laid-back; a travel photographer, comfortable in any situation and any culture. Nomade’s wearer is minimal yet stylish, who doesn’t care what people think. The performance on this perfume is legendary. It lasts for a full day (eight hours) on my skin and days on my clothes. The sillage is pretty strong too, so a spritz on the neck and on your wrists is all you need. I have a lot of perfumes I love, but this is one I crave.

This is going to be TMI, but if it helps a fellow girly, I’m okay with that. If you’re like me and suffer gravely from nausea and migraines during your period, this scent is AMAZING. When I’m on my period, it’s one of the very few scents I’m able to use. I use my Eos fresh and cozy both body wash and lotion. Then I layer with a bit of Maitha (this is a burnt sugar scent to my nose, not necessarily sweet but warm, however feel free to use a clean musk oil instead). Then I go in with this. It’s barely sweet at all, just a clean, aromatic citrus, and I mean in that exact order. There’s citrus, but this is not citrus forward. The aromatics are center stage and citruses in the background. It could be the aromatics, not sure, but i almost feel better on my period when I wear this. Scent is such a powerful thing ✨✨ It’s clean, elegant and classy. All the feelings our periods sometimes rob us of. Not with this lovelies! Smells like money (I did say I would upgrade to a collection full of money scents, I feel like wealth with my new collection) and this will always be a repurchase. My fave Chloë scent next to the OG. So, so, pretty ✨✨

I first bought this perfume back in 2020 — a 20 ml bottle on sale. It was love at first sniff. I was amazed by its longevity; it literally lasts all day (I could still smell it the next day), and on clothes it lingered for more than a week! I treasured that little precious bottle and used it only for special occasions because it was truly unique and special. Five years later, for our anniversary, my boyfriend surprised me with a gift set that included a 75 ml bottle. I couldn’t have been happier! I fell in love all over again with that familiar scent that evokes tenderness, freedom, and strength in me. Nomade has that distinctive blend of fruity and earthy notes — the scent of mirabelle plum, refreshing freesia, and elegant oak moss. It perfectly balances femininity and confidence. It’s not overpowering, yet it leaves a strong impression. This is a perfume I wear for a reason — to feel special. It has character, depth, and that unexplainable “something” that makes people remember it. A warm recommendation to anyone looking for a long-lasting and elegant fragrance. For me — the best perfume ever. ☺️

Citrus, woodsy, and feminine right out of the gate. This is, without a doubt, a chypre. This is not a wild and ragged forest, but a docile, somehow manicured one (perhaps a carefully looked after estate’s grounds). It’s a bit fruity, with peach and orange being the easiest to identify. Sometimes chypres can verge into being austere or vintage (dare I say, “grandmotherly”) but this is quite youthful! I could see it working for a woman in her mid twenties to mid thirties. This smells like it has character and like it’s expensive. It is quite elegant. Somebody said they feel like a Kennedy when they wear this, and I can entirely understand what they mean. This is a young woman who is wealthy, but down to earth. She does eventing with her sport horses, so she doesn’t flinch from a little mud and sweat. Outside the paddock she wears a tweed jacket, a white blouse, and a well fitting pair of jeans. She’s accessible, but has a pedigree. Refined, but a playful tomboy at heart. She won’t admit it, but sometimes you’ll catch her climbing a tree and reading a book there.

After watching a review by Mexican perfume content creator Clara Carral, I suddenly felt an irresistible need to get Nomade by Chloé EDP. After hunting for the best price, I finally received it today... and what a delightful surprise. It’s divine. For me, seeing Quentin Bisch’s signature on a fragrance instantly sparks that urge to own it, and Nomade turned out to be a fantastic addition to my collection. Nomade is a very feminine, refined, clean and chic perfume. It opens with a soft wave of fruity-citrus notes that gradually make way for clean, delicate, and romantic florals, at least that’s how I’d describe them. Then it settles into a woody base, while those beautiful white florals linger quietly in the background. It’s quite an intimate fragrance, and that would be my only drawback. It doesn’t have strong projection, but it’s one you can enjoy on yourself throughout the day, and honestly, that’s enough because it’s truly a pleasure to wear. 10/10 ✨

I have so many perfumes and out there are so many new releases that sometimes is easy to forget about the gems you already have. This perfume is, without any doubt, one of the most prettiest and more special perfumes I've ever had. It is not strong or overpowering, just a sheer but noticeable woody-citrusy fragrance that smells casual and, at the same time, like no other designer perfume. It has a niche quality because of its uniqueness. Reminds me a bit of Byredo's profile, being subtle and so special at the same time. It is a clean-woody scent, perfectly safe for office or everyday wear, signature perfume worth. It is not loud, not girly, not too mature, not old fashioned, but ethereal, earthy, clean, chic, elegant, modern. To me is perfection in a perfume. May not be suitable for going out or if you are looking for a loud perfume with crazy projection. But is soapy and warm, misterious and sheer. A must for every clean, woody chypre lovers.

This is such a cool girl fragrance to me. I love it, it was love at first smell when I tried it back in 2022 during my days of working at a certain orange beauty store. The way the mirabelle plum and citrus interact with each other is something I have fallen deeply in love with. The plum sweetens up the citrus just a perfect amount to keep it from being far too sour. As it dries down, and the florals and peach start to come through, it blossoms even more and it kind of even warms up the tiniest bit. I'd say the freesia is really only to add depth to the oakmoss note in here as the oakmoss is SUPER dominant, you really smart to smell it *with* the freesia and peach. I feel like I'm not doing this fragrance justice with my review. I just love love love this, it's SUPER unique. I NEVER thought I would ever like oakmoss in a fragrance. I judged it by the sound of it at first. But I just love it.

Growing up in the late 90’s / early 2000’s, my parents wore Hugo Boss and Calvin Klein Obsession for women. Chloe Nomade makes me nostalgic for my childhood, watching my mom put on her makeup in the bathroom before going out with my dad. Smelling the intoxicating scent of their fragrances mix and linger in the air. It reminds me of family get-togethers, the holidays, and the feeling of wonder. The oak moss accord (one of my favorite notes) is definitely what makes me compare this perfume to “older” style fragrances, and I mean this in the best way possible. It smells fresh and bright (almost sparkling), woody and slightly spicy.. it’s simple yet so unique compared to most modern scents. This is perfect for anytime of year IMO, but shines in the fall/winter. This was a love at first snif and continues to be one of my most worn easy reach fragrances in my collection.

This has become a recent favorite for me! It’s such a pretty fragrance. We don’t see oakmosss much these days but since the regulations have changed, when we do, it’s such a nice subtle nuance to what otherwise may be a typical fruity floral. The patchouli (❤️) and the sandalwood give this a great base but that little touch of oakmoss in there gives it a special interesting touch! I struggle with that note in vintage scents and find it can be overpowering. This modern take on the note is beautiful. I’m not really a gourmand gal and can’t do any of the popular saffron scents, so this is my style. I would say it’s a little mature, which is fine for me. I prefer smelling like a sophisticated adult woman. This smells elegant to my nose. I could see this being a signature scent for someone. It’s very versatile and can be worn in all seasons.

Fresh, airy, and sparkly - the air is cool and restless on the moors. Golden light is fading over the open land and Margot, like a fairy nymph is walking through a sun-warmed forest. First spray you get the mirabelle plum - juicy, tart and golden like pixie dust. Opens fruity but not candy sweet, more natural and ethereal. The heart is freesia - lightly floral and peppery making it clean, fresh and feminine. The base has the magic of oakmoss - the forest floor is alive and smells of earthy, green and slightly wood warmth. Margot smells of the forest floor as she moves through it, her linen dress catching the wind. Then there’s the delicate lift of freesia - clean, airy, and pale like her skin. A modern day chypre from Quentin Bisch. Light-mossy floral, dirty in all the best ways. Margo Robbie in Wuthering Heights would smell like this.

I LOVE this. It opens bright and citrusy with notes of mirabelle, lemon, bergamot and peach before the white florals quickly step in and take over; freesia, jasmine, maybe just a hint of rose. White florals aren’t usually my thing, but they’re not too loud or overdone here and they combine beautifully with the citrus top notes. The base is musky and woody, with a hint of herbal freshness from the patchouli and oakmoss. I honestly feel like this is an anytime scent, but if it had a peak season it would probably be spring. I happily wear it year round anyway. I’d also say that, while it’s marketed towards women, I feel men could easily pull this off too should they wish to. It both lasts and projects beautifully until it fades gradually and graciously away into a clean skin scent. Beautiful.

Another signature scent of mine that I truly adore. Quentin Bisch has this genius way of making woody notes feel like fantasy spun into fragrance. Nomade is power, it’s elegance that doesn’t try too hard, a beauty that refuses to fade. For me, it’s the best from Chloé. The opening? A sparkling burst of mirabelle, bergamot, lemon, and orange fresh, uplifting, like a sunbeam through treetops. The heart blooms with freesia, jasmine, rose, and peach, adding that soft feminine depth. But the real star? Oakmoss.... It’s what lifts this blend into something magical. Patchouli adds that rich, earthy base, while amber, musk, and sandalwood wrap everything in warmth. It’s the scent of a fearless spirit. I’m already on my second bottle and still in love. – Bhavna Darira Chesan

I wandered into Sephora and stopped by the fragrance wall, which I have never done, and came across this fragrance, it smells like La Jolla, San Diego...it gives sophisticated, classy, beach front cafe vibes. I love this fragrance, I can wear it all day, it's better suited for warmer weather, or summer, as it would project better, it's so pretty that wearing it in a colder climate would be wasteful, but even in cold weather you can still get a whiff here and there throughout the day if you spray on your clothing. I have never smelt anything like it, the dry down shifts and smells even more beautiful. It's strong but not suffocating or nauseating, it's pleasant. If your looking for a signature warm weather fragrance look no further.

I started wearing Nomade in 2022 after quitting my job to focus on my mental health. The juicy mirabelle gives it this unique brightness, and the oakmoss makes me feel like I’m surrounded by nature, like standing on a quiet mountain somewhere. I wore it while traveling solo, figuring myself out, learning to feel ok again. Now I associate Nomade as my healing era scent. I even wear it around Christmas time as it uplifts my mood and reminds me of time off and being surrounded by people I love. I’ve got about 10ml left in my bottle, and once it’s gone, I think I’ll pick a new signature. Life feels more stable now, and that deserves something new. But Nomade will always remind me of choosing myself :)

Nomade was the perfume I wore for my wedding. It was the perfect choice. The scent of course brings me very happy memories of a beautiful day, but I chose the fragrance because it smells like laying in a big patch of moss in the middle of a rainforest at dawn & I thought it would be a great fit for my wedding perfume since it was in a garden. The scent is sophisticated, yet delicate, and it has many layers to it. It starts of very fresh and citrusy and eventually dries down to a green and comforting scent. The perfume lasted all day and the people getting ready with me really enjoyed the perfume and asked what I was wearing. I cherish it now more than ever. :)

Oh what a beautiful, well balanced chypre that is not overly mature! It has personality but also is office appropriate. I personally don't own any Chypre floral so it's a bold blind buy for me! The Mirabelle is semi sweet, welcoming and soothing, quickly transition into the sweet peach, which mellowed out the typical sharp profile of fressia. My skin highlighted the oakmoss and amberwood.The scent reminds me of mother figure. Not in the same scent family but the feeling reminescence of Ariana Grande's Moolight perfume - gentle, but Normade has more resilience, she's been through some tough things in life but it's not taking away any of her elegance! 9/10.

I still have my tiny 30mL bottle of this that I bought in 2018. I was in the hospital, and was advised that I shouldn't spend all my time in my room lying in bed. So a friend took me to a local shopping centre and we looked at perfumes. I ended up buying this and it kept me company for the remaining month I spent in hospital. It means a lot to me. It's such an uplifting scent. My bottle is seven years old. Astounding to me. I barely wear it anymore, but every time I do... beautiful. Vibrant citruses, jasmine, freesia, rose, peach and mirabelle, oakmoss, and patchouli ... in that order. Someone below compared it to 90s aquatics and ... yes. 100%

True to its name, this is perfect for a soul always on the move; for a wanderer in pursuit of the horizon. This lends a refreshing yet timeless new perspective on the classic chypre scent. Opens up as a clean floral meadow sprinkled with cinnamon and a sparkling touch of mirabelle zest, playfully earthy and light. As it sits, the florals become heavier with a very generic rose dominating the drydown. What saves this for me though is that mossy rootedness of the undertone that keeps the scent from fading into something too ordinary. A scent to remind free spirits of home no matter where they roam.

I guess I have officially become a Quentin Bisch-fangirl because whatever this guy composes, I'm head over heels in love. First Delina Exclusif, then Amouage Guidance and now Nomade. Chloé is not a house I'm fond of and this scent has nothing to do with my scent personality. Chpyres? Oh no. But I am hooked on Nomade. It is bright, but not overtly positive and girly bright. It has a clean, sleek charisma. It starts floral-fruity on my skin but settles into a warm, woodsier scent. We can all sometimes break the rules, right? Because I'm adding this to my collection.

This was my first successful blind buy knowing that I do love Quentin Bisch. This is very well done and lands unisex for me. It’s a sweet woody scent that’s just so intoxicating. It’s light but it really pulls you in. The pacholli in this isn’t overblown which I appreciate since it’s not usually a favorite note of mine. The citrus at least on my skin last a bit longer than others I’ve tried too. I would highly recommend this to those who like slightly sweet notes as this isn’t a gourmand and those who do enjoy a smooth light dry woody scent.

The opening is interesting, with soft mirabelle and oakmoss adding a delightful nuance. The freesia is beautiful, and the musky drydown is nice. Overall, it's an enchanting and intriguing scent that makes me feel like a whimsical forest fairy. It's not what I'd expect from the usual Chloe line which I'm also a fan of, so I appreciate this uniqueness. I do wish the oakmoss were more prominent, as I love the earthy charm very much. Unfortunately, the performance could be stronger, as it's quite weak in terms of projection and longevity.

I finally tried this on myself today. I have been smelling it on a coworker. She just retired and sadly does not work with us anymore but when I asked what she was wearing she said this. I kind of can smell it the way it was on her but when Im wearing it is smelling sharply but also sort of waxy. It is definitely very classy. I dont think this is for me to be honest. I do not think I can stomach it on such close distance on me. I can enjoy this but on distance. I still really love it but it will not be entering my collection.

Chloé Nomade is a slow day spent wandering in a beautiful, old garden on the outskirts of town in late August. In the morning, the sun is lazily leaking through foliage, the scent of white flowers softly wades in. The meandering paths and dry and sandy, thet take you under old majestic oaks and you reach a secluded spot that overlooks the city from afar. In the afternoon, you roam deeper into the shaded part of the park. The florals become more distant and you are surrounded by the peaceful, warm and mossy air.

This is such a great sophisticated scent to wear on a day when a lady needs to feel a bit bold, as if she has her $#i+ together. Those of us who love Chloe Nomade don't tend to care if others find it ordinary, or lacking in depth, or too masculine, because we are grown women who just don't bother to waste our time seeking the approval of others. We may wear what we like and enjoy it. Merci, monsieur Bisch, for this lovely gem of a fragrance. The earthy oakmoss dry-down is just so divine.

I already reviewed this once, and at the time I thought it was just ok, if not, a little cloying. My mom wore this for a while and it was not a personal favorite of mine. But I decided to put it on out of curiosity and boredom and I have to say I love it. The opening is GORGEOUS, fruity and juicy. Then feminine clean florals overtake it and it dries down into a woody yet floral base. I love it And neeeeed to smell the flankers. I was wrong about this fragrance as it is super gorgeous.

i’ve typed in a dissapointment review on this about 2-3 months ago, i was thinking it smellt like wine, sour, too mossy. Today i gave it another shot, and now i can see, it really is the smell of a fairy who lives in the woods. So elegant, so complex, sharp at first but soo rounded well. I’ve probably tested a bad sample, it mightve been exposed to light and oxygen a lot because i remember it being too sour. Actual nomade is whimsical, both mature and young. Great piece of art.

Nomade transports me to a windswept desert at golden hour: hot sand, sun, and boundless freedom. It feels like walking barefoot across shifting dunes, the dry air carrying distant desert florals and herbs on a warm breeze. There’s an expansive, liberating energy to it... it makes me think of riding horseback across the desert sands at full gallop. It’s not just a fragrance; it’s a feeling of wide horizons and of fearless confidence that lingers long after, like a mirage.

My one and only favorite perfume, I love you so much. This is a very different scent from Chloe's classic line. It's more confident, more woody, more unique, and has decent longevity. It's clean, but it's worth trying. It's one of those scents that says "I'm here." It's unrelated, but when I first smelled this perfume, it reminded me of the green hair gel I fell in love with when I was a kid. I bought this perfume with the joy of finding its scent. I love it so much.

Beautiful, feminine patchouli-forward scent. I like this better than the Chanel patchouli scent profile. It's tart and fruity in the opening, with fresh florals and mossy, woody patchouli in the drydown. I agree it can remind one of the old school feminine chypres, but it feels definitely adjusted to the modern age - which is not a bad thing. It's pleasant and not overly strong. Honestly, one of the best designer fragrances as of recent.

I've always been drawn to the opening of this fragrance. To me it smells almost like bright grapefruit. I bought a large decant of it to try. The dry down im getting the earthy moss maybe patchouli in the dry down? It's a bit of a unisex fougere leaning feminine. I quite like it. My hubby leaned in and complimented and said he loved the way I smelled....which he never likes what im wearing! So naturally I will be securing a bottle.

This is my boss girl scent when I want to feel extra confident and professional, but also pairs well with elegant night wear. I always get compliments on this one and it’s a staple in my collection. I love it even in very hot weather as it seems to cut through the heat and makes me feel super clean, but I’m careful to use sparingly. I have heard rumours that it’s being discontinued so I have multiple backups.

Beautiful... I bought this because it was meant to be similar to Tom Tailor Her and it is that and also twenty times better. It opens just like Her but then settles down into a more masculine scent that I love. Sophisticated, classy, but never overbearing. It lasts long and I am able to smell it on my clothes days after. Really could not be happier and it has become my signature scent that I wear every day.

It’s just so gooooodd, so addicting perfume for some reason. So nice, unique and quite complex, but so beautifully feminine scent. Inoffensive, perfect level of sweetness. For me, it’s mostly a powdery, woody and floral perfume. Very little citrus-y. Sillage is good, longevity as well! Lasts for about 7-8 hours on me I’d say. On clothes it lasts til washing the piece, amazing!!! 9/10 from me

Someone I know bought several gift sets of Nomade EDP just in case the negative reviews from younger shoppers expecting to smell candy, cake, and sweet flowers who troll non-candy fragrances to leave bad reviews (and usually don’t buy decent designer perfume anyway) might get it cancelled. Very smart. But fortunately Nomade EDP has stood the test of time and found an audience of raving fans.

This is the scent I wore on my wedding day. I got so many compliments! We sprayed my veil and you could smell it trailing throughout the day into the night. I only reapplied once at about 7pm so it lasted a good 6 hours with a mix of indoor/ outdoor time and different temperatures and we could smell it the next day. My husband loves it too. Clean, feminine and sparkly. I just love it.

This is kind of experience fragrance that you have to wear properly, have to spray on yourself and feel how develops, is not a kind of fragrance you try on paper test or just a little on wrist, you will not feel all the experience in this way, because this perfume has a deep layers, something you will seem by the time goes by, it was a late discover for me, but I'm glad I have now🩷

I have such a soft spot for this one! It was the first perfume I bought for myself after I got an office job in the city in my late twenties. I had spent my young adulthood travelling as much as possible and was still basking in the memories of my adventures. It evokes for me a sense of elegant independence and the desire to explore the world gracefully, with an adventurous spirit.

a beautiful classy perfume with amazing balance between note profiles, not too sweet, not too woody, not too citrus, its very versatile too, suitable as an every day perfume not too offensive for work/office and it doesn't have that generic medium price range perfume smell and if you didn't know it was from Sephora or the drugstore it could definitely pass as a niche perfume.

I love the balance of citrus, stone fruit, white floral, and earthy-woodsy notes in this fragrance. It’s feminine but neither girlish nor matronly and well-suited to the 20s-30s demographic as others have alluded to. I most prefer this as a fall/winter fragrance (we have very mild winters where I live) but I think it is a reasonable pick year-round, day or night.

I used to wear the edt more but I found the EDP super magical when I wear this every time! Smells like a confidence booster very put together. Fruity fresh earthy mossy a bit dirty as well some may find the opening of the edp too strong but please let it sits on your skin and wait for the magical dry down. This perfume lives up to it's name Nomade IMO

i think its a great citrus scent for spring and summer. opens very bright with the citrus, then the white florals give it a soapy and powdery clean feel. the citrus doesnt fade quickly, the brightness lasts a while with a little sweetness that i think is from the florals and peach. smells like a niche tbh quite luxurious. might get a full bottle.

I'm not sure how I'm only getting my nose of this now but it's an absolute stunner, oh my goodness. It smells so feminine, but not juvenile and its also fresh but not like a typical "clean girl fresh." It's just a wonderful balance between sweet, fresh and woody, I love it. I can see myself not being able to put this one down for a while.

Thanks to it, I discovered my love for chypres. Nothing wraps me in an unparalleled aura of elegance and cleanliness quite like it. The oakmoss is beautifully balanced by the fruity scent of mirabella plum and peach. It’s the scent I want to wear when I want to turn heads or make a great impression. Compliments guaranteed.

I bought 30ml in the spring to try. Spring - the most compliments from people around me Summer - summer evenings, definitely yes Autumn - sunny autumn, definitely Winter - there's nothing left to try 🙂 Although I'm still looking for something that will be TOP for me, I'll add this one to my favorites

I love this! Mirabelle note smells so happy and the grassy earthy oakmoss makes me feel like I'm lying in the forest surrounded by mirabelle fruits It's such a joyful perfume for someone who loves nature, and it's so different from those sugary sweet gourmands, I am absolutely in love

wow, this scent is intoxicating! such a deliciously zesty, citrusy floral. it’s quite fruity but backed by enough woodiness to keep it from becoming juvenile. the kind of scent that wakes you up in the morning with a zing and puts a pep in your step. a winner in my book for sure.