Dear Sky

Hear me out: Does ANYONE remember the Barbie that came with the solid perfume? Maybe...early 90s??? THIS IS WHAT IT SMELLS LIKE. I FOREVER THOUGHT THAT SCENT WAS A FEVER DREAM. So, there’s my uneducated nose for you. 90s Barbie perfume. And I’m here for it. Inoffensive. Simple. A good “gym” scent, or office scent, for those who are looking for something like that. Clean. Fresh. Just pretty. Big fan. I get the Tommy or other similarities people are saying they get, but this is different to me. Might be worth a full bottle. I’ll probably blow through my travel size quick. Definitely a spring/summer scent. But again. If you want a gym or office perfume, or just a simple showered fresh girl smell? This. I’d argue unisex but it’s a stretch. Silage not tested but I imagine based off what I smell it’ll be an arms length, 3 hour full scent, after that, closer. Update: apparently it was “Hawaiian Fun” Barbie. Indeed from the 90s. I need someone to verify the scent but I saw on a Reddit post Marc Jacob’s Daisy smelled “similar”. So I may be onto something because people are drawing the comparison here.

Ellis Brooklyn’s Dear Sky feels like slipping into something sheer and luminous, like expensive lingerie, or the first silk blouse of spring against bare skin. The fragrance opens with a crisp splash of honeydew and tart rhubarb, softened by a leafy strawberry green. A peony tuberose duo builds the heart, airy and romantic yet grounded by the crackle of pink pepper. As it dries down, ambrette and galbanum create a musky-green haze, anchored in cedarwood. Dear Sky is equal parts fresh and floral, the kind of scent that reads effortless at first, then keeps unfolding, like a diary entry written in invisible ink.🤍

I like this one! It's got a vibe to it that projects an air of nostalgia... and I mean that in a very good way. There is nothing here that is annoying or sharp. In recent years, it seems like a lot of perfumes are produced to last for days on your skin, which means that there is always a brutally sharp base note that sticks like glue... Dear Sky is not brutally sharp. Dear Sky is sweet, light, smooth and it makes me smile. I like it a lot!

On my skin, this smells fresh, light, and clean—like floral soap with a hint of melon. It’s a classic “fresh out of the shower” scent. It brings to mind someone polished and put-together: business casual, silver jewelry, slicked-back hair. Pleasant, inoffensive, and easy to wear, but certainly nothing unique or groundbreaking. There’s likely a more affordable dupe that delivers a similar result.

this is absolutely beautiful. it reminds me a little bit of the original juicy couture edp (or at least the body spray). it sprays fresh and fruity without being shampoo-like, and i can't stop sniffing the woody tuberose drydown on my wrist. this totally exceeded my expectations, i'll probably buy a full bottle

So far out of the memoir set this has been my favorite. A lot of people compare it to daisy wild by Marc Jacobs, which I must admit I have yet to smell, but I can definitely imagine this scent being in the daisy line. So so good.

The perfect gym scent in my opinion. Clean, watery florals with the melon note adding freshness and a slight sweetness. As far as clean scents go I really Iove this one as it’s brightened by melon rather than citrus.

Reminds me exactly of Moschino Hippie Fizz (discontinued) on the top notes. Settles into something more mature- and I'm getting fresh, uplifting citrus. This fragrance is manic, and I'm here for it.

A great scent for the spring and summer! Reminiscent of Avon perfumes from the 70s! A pretty, feminine scent!

the scent card my sample came with said that the perfume is inspired by "suncatchers, crystal prisms, radiant energy, and the american west." while im not getting very much american west (at least as a westerner myself) i do like this perfume. it's very early 2000s, fresh, and sort of sweet. it reminds me of that avon cucumber and melon body wash, or the adidas fruity rhythm perfume that was very popular in like 2008. it isn't necessarily a standout perfume, but that being said, if you want something that smells clean, fun, fresh, and sweet for an everyday situation i could see this being perfect for school or work. i don't believe in perfumes being suited to specific ages (you like what you like!) but this is evocative of those clear crisp spring mornings in high school when you first step out of the house. its definitely an uplifting smell. i can see someone in a tight neon polo from hollister and a straightened deep side part rocking this while texting on their blackberry. the longevity isn't the best, and it has low sillage, but i think that's for the best, because if this was a strong smell it might give me a headache. i think it's perfect for the niche it fills. these sort of scents are way less common now than when i was a kid!

I haven't tried it on skin just on a card. I usually always spray a card and go back on a seperate occasion to spray on skin if it passes the card test. But from the card it smells very nice actually. The most prominent note to my nose is the melon. Not an over ripe melon though, but more of a just ripened melon. The other notes are somewhat indistinct to me. It's truly a safe/soft fruity perfume. Maybe not a signature scent. Its another nice fruits scent for the perfume collectors amongst us. I like this brand alot & I have a full bottle of Apple Love on my shelf. I am currently looking for a green fragrance as my next perfume. Update: Oh who am i kidding... I might end up with the travel spray!! lol

Another pretty, generic fruity floral. I was interested in trying this because of the rhubarb, which is one of my favorite notes. Unfortunately, I don't get any of the tang of rhubarb; this fragrance is very sweet, in an unbalanced way. It's very strawberry-forward, and I wish they'd actually managed to capture that unique blend that makes strawberry rhubarb a popular combo. I do like the galbanum in the dry down; the greeness both balances out and complements the sweet fruity notes. This actually lasted about 6 hours on me, but sat close to the skin the entire time. If you're a fruity floral fan like me, you probably already have something that smells like this, and likely performs better.

2014 in a bottle. This smells like the Paul Smith Pink Wall in LA and color block Triangl bikinis. Fun and fresh but slightly generic when first sprayed. The florals and sour rhubarb come through pretty strongly for the first ten minutes. Ends up drying down to a really pretty peppery/musky floral. This is so overpriced though. I got it as a sample with my Ipsy and while I’m tempted to grab a travel size for the summer, nothing in this perfume warrants its price point. There are better tuberose perfumes for less. I will say, this has a decent longevity (nothing mind-blowing though), and the sillage is moderate — which is getting to be a bit rare in fragrance.

This is so pretty and girly. It’s a very green bouquet of roses and peonies with a touch of fruitiness. It also has a freshness about it without veering on soapiness. I guess you could categorize it as a fruity floral; however, it’s much heavier on the flowers than the fruit. I can’t really pick out the honeydew melon. I’ve seen others say this scent is not unique, and I kind of agree, but that doesn’t stop me from liking it a lot. You may already own something like this, but if you don’t, this would make a beautiful summertime signature scent.

Beautiful bottle - simply one of the prettiest I've seen in a while. Scent is also pretty - a typical rose fresh green scent. NOT bad at all - however for me - someone with near 550 scents in my collection - this is not needed - I do not dislike it AT ALL - but I do not really need anymore "green rose" scents - they all kind of smell the same. Most of the comparisons above are right on - they're very similar - again not bad - however I don't need - so I am glad I only did a travel spray.

This is Tommy Girl but without the freesia. I adore freesia, so I picked up on it right away. I do like this scent, but it is overpriced (IMO), and it does disappear rather quickly. I bought a travel size of this at TJ Maxx, for less then $15, and I would have been disappointed if I had paid the $30 MSRP directly from the brand. I have Florist, and Vanilla Salt from this brand, both bought full price, and those two are totally worth it. This one is a bit underwhelming.

I tried a sample of this. As others have said, this scent starts out with a fruity, juice-like smell and dries down into a more floral and green scent. It smells nice, but it also smells pretty unexciting. It’s giving generic body mist. After a few hours, I’m left with the ambrette which smells really pleasant but sits extremely close to the skin.

Clean, green and light floral scent. Great for casual wear, daily wear, spring or summer. Its a little fruity (which my wife prefers in her fragrances) but remains fresh, not juicy or sweet. Youthful, but not juvenile. An unobtrusive, inoffensive fragrance that is safe for the office or school.

This is the 2000s Frutiger Aero aesthetic in fragrance form. If you don’t know what I’m referring to, think microsoft windows, glossy textures, splashy aquatics, tropical fish, cloudy skies. Melon meets iso-e. Nostalgic yet full of optimism for some kind of imagined future. I like it!

This is a bright, fresh floral—truly spring in a bottle. It’s an instant mood booster: uplifting and feminine. I can overspray without worrying about it ever becoming overpowering or offensive, which makes it the perfect carefree choice for everyday wear in the warmer months.