5th Avenue Style

I used this fragrance today and, as always, I was enchanted. After noticing my delighted feeling, I though "Why don't I write another review, this time explaining in words how beauty this 5th avenue Style is?" So, here I'm, again, spreading compliments to 5th Avenue's tradicional young daughter, 5th Avenue Style. First of all, it's important to say that in my skin the fragrances didn't become a lemon pie as people said here, it's actually the opposite and the main reason I love this. In my skin, 5th Avenue it's a rich parfum VERY well balanced. The sweet and salty, creamy and dry, milky and juicy, whith a predominace of a delicated, natural, sweet tone. It is like dance with a romantic white flowers (they mentioned peony, but I think it has others, as the 5th Avenue tradicional: jasmin, lily, etc), juicy fruits, not-too-sweet (bergamot, raspberry, plum and peach), milky white chocolate, warm natural vanilla (that is very rare to see), and - surprise - a dusty, rustic target note cutting the over sweet that could apper and a delicate apple blossom embrancing the flowers and giving the hint of elegance. It is delicated, romantic, warm, milky, feminine fragrance. It is gourmand? Yes, but not in a girlie or teenager way. It's too rich and well balanced to sound as Fantasy, Angel, or even the recent C'est La Vie, of Lancôme. I wish we have more lauchings as it nowdays, unfortunatelly, woman's fragrances had become pathouli bombs, too sweet, linear and artificials. Elizabeth Arden, Giuvadan House, congratulations, one more time!

So I've seen this bottle at the local Ross quite a few times. At $15 for a 4.2 oz, I'd say its quite a deal. I tried the 5th Avenue After Five before and was NOT a fan, so I was skeptical about trying this. Luckily, Ross allows returns on perfumes that have only been sprayed a few times (looks full), so I was able to return it. I got this perfume a few weeks later, I figured if I didn't like it, I could always return it. On first spray, I get a lot of citrus. Very noticeable, punchy, in your face citrus. For a second, it reminded me of lemon dishwash soap as it was very sharp. I tried to smell the white chocolate, but I couldn't really pick it out at first. Then as it settled, I started to smell a delicious creamy, slightly sweet flavor, so that could be it. Then as the cream and vanilla blend together, it starts to smell like this dreamy fancy lemon and peach bubble bath with milk. I like it a lot and I'm a little surprised that I do. I've had some bad luck with blind buys, but I'm pretty happy with this one. I find it very cute, bubbly, positive, sophisticated, slightly sweet, and mouth watering. I would highly recommend this! Lasting power seems okay on my skin, could be better. EDIT: Ok I take it back, it does smell like Fancy Love on the dry down, another very similar fragrance is Victoria Secret's Eau So Sexy.

5th Avenue Style is becoming quite rare nowadays, especially in UK. It is a shame as, in my opinion, it is an 'upgraded', much more sophisticated version of Green Tea. Although tea note is not listed, when sprayed, I smell iced green tea with a slice of lemon. The 'white chocolate vanilla cookie' becomes prominent after approx. 45 minutes. The drydown is pleasant, I can detect delicate flowery note which is sweet but does not cause any headache at all. Like a summer breeze in a mysterious garden at dawn. I am a typical gourmand freak, I love all gourmand fragrances, that one is somehow a bit different. I love that white choc cookie note, but apart from that there is iced green tea note to enjoy as well as a hint of apple blossom and peony. It suits any lady at any age and any profession. It is a great, refreshing 'wake up' in the morning as well as gives you a bit of energy when you are tired after all day long. 5th Avenue is a great surprise as rather than adding two or 3 notes to make it distinct from the original 5ht Avenue, Arden went a bit further and created a completely different fragrance that is not boring and evokes smile on my face every time i wear it :-) I'd say, grab it before it becomes impossible to find as it is hard enough to find it nowadays. It is really well worth trying.

This was a blind buy based on a Fragrantica recommendation and I’ve been getting to know it for a couple of weeks. I’m really enjoying this more than some other reviewers. It’s quite a wearable, everyday fragrance that is suiting our local Autumn weather. The initial blast is a bit sharp, alcoholic, citrusy and synthetic, but it dries down fast on my skin, into what I would describe as a light, slightly sour (but not in a bad way) white chocolate and nondescript floral. I certainly pick up more on the flowers than the notes votes would suggest. Despite all the fruity notes, chocolate and vanilla, this is not overly sweet on me, and I think that’s what I love about it most - that I can get the white chocolate fix I wanted without it becoming sickly sweet (which I can’t handle at times). Interestingly I pick up quite a bit of, almost old fashioned, oak moss. It kind of wafts in and out. I usually don’t much like oak moss, which I often associate with vintages that have turned a bit, but I don’t mind it at all in this. This has nothing to do with the original 5th Avenue - not sure why houses bother with flankers so far removed from their parent. Overall this was an affordable blind buy that was a winner for me in many ways.

“The fragrance aims at women who (...) choose special fragrances which make them happy.” — this is how the brand describes 5th Avenue Style, and it is a quote well worth repeating here, because this fragrance truly brings happiness. From the very first fruity notes—where raspberry, peach, and a hint of juicy citrus can be detected—through velvety chocolate and beautiful florals, all the way to a warm, slightly dry base, the composition unfolds with ease and charm. The initial sillage is strong and enveloping, then gradually softens into a subtle skin scent that lingers for most of the day. This is a gourmand from the old school, quite different from today’s hyper-realistic, dessert-like creations. The sweetness is carefully balanced by other facets, remaining elegant, feminine, and refined rather than overtly edible. The 5th Avenue flankers differ clearly from the original, yet each tells its own story—and does so successfully. These are fragrances worth discovering slowly and savoring with pleasure.

This is a beautiful scent, and one I've come to love recently. A zesty, piquant opening with the raspberry and bergamot and pink pepper is a lovely way to start. On me it's a very citric scent that I just adore. I get a subtle blueberry note (perhaps the plums?)and a chocolatey dry down, with strong hints of vanilla. Great sillage and really good longevity...what more can you ask for in a scent? Oh...and the price is so good too, so fantastic value for a beautiful perfume. I find that 5th Avenue Style is very versatile. It's a good summer scent but it can be worn in winter too. And it's just as good to wear to school or work as it is to wear to a club. I love it...9/10

I'm the biggest blind buyer ever, and LUCKY! I got this a few days ago and am loving it! I thought it smelled very familiar and within a few minutes I realized it's so very close to Jessica Simpson's Fancy Love. I tested side by side and there's just a slight difference, Fancy Love being just a tiny bit sweeter. I have a huge bottle of both and can't decide which I like more so they'll both get used up. Style is more for a baby shower while F L is more for a wedding day. Style is a luxury billowy soap, F L is a creamy delicate body wash. Both are knights in white satin! Edit- This is now far better than the two new bottles of Fancy Love I purchased.

this is a awesome perfume! It reminds me of Burberry Woman in the dry down. It's is most certainly a creamy gourmand perfume, but only i the end. First spritz is lots of fruit and flowers. Don't let the initial first spray fool you, if you can get past the citrusy opening you will get the whole of this fragrance, about 20 or 30 mins after spraying. It is rich and creamy. This is a unique scent. Only it does not last long maybe 2 hrs. This is why I did not purchase. Okay broke down and bought it, dont care if i have to reapply! it too good

One of mine a couple of years ago when I visited relatives in hospitals and care homes almost daily. I wanted and needed my own comforting cloud on public transport and on the Wards. I bought this following a recommendation on Fragrantica. It’s a gourmand but not a sickly linear gourmand and includes flowers as well as food. It’s not expensive like Hypnotic Poison which was also a comfort scent and now a ridiculous price! All the Elizabeth Arden I’ve tried are works of Art and skill. It’s a pity they don’t get more exposure

Today I bought this one, blindly, by reading the rewies here! And I mostly agree with Tigerlillian, Its like effervescence, a little citric, and then it turns so creamy. Beautiful scent, airy, sofisticated, very femenine!! Great fragance! I think it fits perfectly for spring. ------------------- Note: I forgot to say that it ́s very very long lasting. From early in the morning till late at night... It ́s there by your side!!

5th Avenue Style opens with fruity effervescence, like a light, raspberry limeade. The heart transforms into a dreamy citrus meringue, with creamy nuances and a drizzle of raspberry sauce for color. A sheer floral blossom veil flutters coyly in the background. Gourmand but soft and airy. Delightfully delicious with simplicity and grace. She's independent yet easy to love and seemly fits into any situation.

Imagine the daughter of the Fifty Avenue's woman in a delight spring evening seatting in patisserie with friends, smiling, talking, drinking a french soda and eating some nice desert with no gilty. She's outgoing, elegant, delicate, with a fresh and cool atittude. She's spicy but somehow you can see through those warm eyes she's a sweetheart. This is how I'd describe this fragrance.

I love this scent! White chocolate, peach and vanilla really jump out at me with this one. Style is a great for wearing during the day (especially summer/spring) and it does have really good longevity. It starts out with a strong, sweet peachy aroma and changes to a lighter, softer musk scent.

On my skin it comes off as a sweet and creamy fruity floral scent with musky on the dry down. I definitely pick up the white chocolate which dominates all the other notes and the peach and other flower notes are composed beautifully to create a light and fresh scent. A successful blind buy!

So creamy,lovely...but smells foody...more like Garnier fructis shampoo but dries down to a lovely peach, white chocolate hint.

Mad-Lainey, you are soo right! This is an excellent perfume with great staying power too! Just lovely!! Action

Charming, with an excellent balance of scents, delicate, light, refreshing, ultra feminine. Love it!

I blind-bought a big bottle on sale for 20€ and the batch number is from 2015. I'm really happy with it, it's exactly what I was looking for - a light, non-obtrusive fruity floral for every day in spring, that I could wear around my small kid without making them sneeze or gag. This is the perfect "mommy" scent (in the best possible way) - it's soft, delicate, enchantingly sweet. I get a really pretty blend of sweet flowers (apple blossom I guess), prune and peach. I couldn't tell there's a white chocolate note if I hadn't read it, to me it smells like a fruity vanilla. The peach and peony combo does remind of some shampoos, but it's a lovely, delicate scent so I don't mind. It stays pretty close and evaporates almost completely from skin within 2-3 hours, stays much longer on clothes (I also get more plum than peach on clothes). The notes are well blended and natural-smelling, I don't get anything synthetic-smelling or screeching, it's a well-rounded if too light everyday frag - but with 125ml you can bathe in it for this price...I certainly won't hesitate to respray when needed. I haven't smelled the original 5th avenue in a few years, but if I had to compare the two from memory, I'd say they are very different, this one is softer and intimate, fruity and sweet (but not a gourmand). Don't expect niche originality, designer staying power or a big sillage and you won't be disappointed - if you're looking for a light, delicate day fragrance for a more than reasonable price, this one gets 5 stars from me!

This is the first day when I have it. :) And it's a lot spicier than I excpected it to be, so at this stage it seems simply spicy vanilla. With a tiny hint of sweet creamy white chocolate in the background. But. As said, it is the first day, the first try out, and the first impression, so I really hope it'll change and I'll get the flowers and the freshness too. Mainly the freshness! Keeping my fingers crossed for that!!! Although.. Funny thing, but I have a strange urge to spritz a lot more, just crawl and bathe in it, and get the maximum out of it. Uhm?! Is this the chocoholic talking in me? PS. Am I crazy, the sharp spiciness (+ rich vanilla blend) reminds me of YSL Cinema?!?! Edit. I (or at least my nose) must have been crazy indeed. I detect completely different things now! There's basically no sharpness at all, it's the combination I'd recognize now as lemony bitterness + peppery warmth (or even heat); which lasts no more than 10 min max. The spiciness that scared me off at first is gone within minutes. As for the rest I can add to the above that the scent is delicate, soft and freshly sweet. Warm vanilla in the dry down. Definitely bergamot (lemon) + white chocolate + peony + vanilla-musk. And there are even times when I wish the fragrance would have better sillage and longevity. I want more of it!!! PS. And I love the dry down on my clothes!

5th Avenue Style is fashionable and fun gourmand scent. I could easily wear it to a cocktail party, an evening out or simply to work. It is certainly sweet but there are other layers to this fragrance that makes it interesting enough to keep it in my gourmand’s collection. First of all I like the zesty bergamot opening with spicy pink pepper. I smell both peach and plum in the heart notes and this is where the scent becomes really sweet. The floral notes are strong and a bit sharp following the grand tradition of the original 5th Avenue. There also a slight chocolate accent, which is extremely nice but it does not smell to me very chocolate-y. It could be nice if the chocolate was just a little bit more noticeable. I think it will work superb here. The dry down is a light vanilla with a dab of chocolate and woody notes from oakmoss. I think that both, longevity and sillage are pretty good. Overall score is 7/10. This is a nice gourmand for grown-ups. Versatile, easy to wear and stylish.