Poppy Wild Flower

Beautiful, Romantic, floral, softly sweet, feminine, sensual, elegant, classy, warm, fruity, citrusy, bright, fresh, woody, creamy, smooth, velvety, seductive, warm spicy, powdery, charming, whimsical, cozy On me this opens sweet, bright, fresh, and slightly spicy with citrusy and sweet mandarin orange, fresh and clean floral freesia, and spicy pink pepper. As it starts drying down the jasmine sambac, sweet and fruity peach, and delicately sweet floral lily-of-the-valley make their lovely appearances. Once it’s fully dried down it gains some depth and becomes a bit darker and more sensual, but not too deep or dark. The vanilla adds a creamy and sensual warmth, the cedar adds a slightly sweet woody scent, the patchouli adds to the depth with its warm spiciness, and the violet and iris add a slightly powdery, more earthy, and velvety darker floral scent. This is such a beautiful fragrance that I have loved for many years! I’m not typically super drawn to florals, but this is one of my favorites! It’s fitting for women of all ages, and works for the majority of occasions. I find this best suited for fall, winter, and spring. I get great performance with it too. The longevity is great, it lasts throughout the day on me. The projection is good, it radiates out a few feet from me. For some reference, some of the other florals that I really love include Coach Love (original 2012 version), Coach Legacy (original version), Coach Poppy Blossom, Coach Poppy, Flowerbomb, Flowerbomb Ruby Orchid, Flowerbomb Nectar, Flowerbomb Tiger Lily, Chloe Love Story, Chloe EDP, JPG Classique, VS Pink (original)

This is BY FAR my favorite Coach scent. The only one I bothered to purchase. I'm not too fond of the brand, but this scent is special. It all blends together beautifully and is perfect for fall. I try to wear a different fragrance everyday, but it's difficult to not wear this one all through fall. I might, but then I would go through the bottle and I would have to buy another one and it's kind of expensive. I found a 3.3oz bottle at Marshalls for $40 and I considered that to be a good deal. If I ever find it at a better price, I will definitely stock up because this has got to be in the top 10, maybe top 5, out of my 200+ fragrances.

I just tested today. This is very sophisticated and lovely scent, the patchouli is prominent and I detect pink pepper combining with flowers (I guess freesia as shown in pyramid notes), while on my skin it's rather powdery but not too powdery and not a bad thing. It smells so good compared with previous poppy collections, which are basically fruity floral. This is the best but unfortunately it's ilmited edition. For those who love patchouli-pink pepper-flower combo should try it.

My favorite of the Coach Poppy line. I received small bottles of three at Christmas: Coach Poppy, Coach Poppy Flower and this, Coach Poppy Wild Flower. I love the patchouli, and it lasts longer than the others on me. I am a dichotomy when it comes to fragrance. I like spicy and sweet scents together. This scores big with me!

I saw this at 40% off in the checkout line at a popular cosmetics store and decided on a whim that it would be nice to try something new. I'm glad I did! Poppy Wild Flower isn't something I'd normally go for, but the fresh, spicy opening is refreshing and invigorating. My skin tends to amplify cedar notes, and this scent is no exception. Poppy Wild Flower begins with a blast of pepper and fresh cedar with sweet citrus zest and earthy patchouli. In the heart, flowers mingle a little bit as things settle. The dry-down sweetens and mellows a bit, developing a warmer, cozier feel as vanilla and powdery florals emerge, though patchouli and cedar remain the major players in this fragrance. I'm quite pleased overall. Silage and longevity are both moderate, and if you find it on discount it is quite reasonably priced. Thumbs up.