Vicolo Fiori Eau De Parfum

I have had this a couple weeks. In the first days, I sprayed it on paper now and then, to get a sense about it. It didn't strike me as much until tonight, when it's mysterious, alluring sillage seduced me into numerous amorous confessions.... It is at once a subtle, soft scent. There is no doubt about it being a gentle one--it doesn't profess to be anything strong or attention grabbing right off the bat, yet it is hard not to notice how much it stands out as time passes. It is unique, beautiful, and very charming in it's simplicity, yet also, it is so indescribable, deep, complex... it isn't a smell I can pinpoint easily, which I love in a perfume. It starts off with fresh, watery sweetness. The green floral hint of cyclamen hides behind crushed water lilies. A complimentary mandarin sweetness that is true to form--not a synthetic orange note, but the juice of a mandarin orange evaporating on the palette. The mandarin and fresh, green floral fades, and is replaced with a soft, fragrant sweetness. The rose hips provide a rounded, earthy warmth, and the amber, musk, and ylang ylang provide a certain soft edge that provokes mystery and euphoria. This is heavenly water nymph in a bottle. Although it could use better longevity, words can't express how glad I am to have this one. If you are a longevity/sillage fan, don't let it's short lifespan deter you from sampling it. It is a great 2-3 hours. Highly recommended <3

Seemingly fresh, the scent is much more interesting than anticipated. It feels like new facets of the juice are showing themselves every time I wear it. Maybe I just notice more with time, maybe it is the weather and variyng humidity. It started out as a shower gel for me, a drop of daily luxury and it felt wonderfull, flowery and sofisticated. Now, that I have the bottle of Vicolo Fiori EDP(translates as "alley flowers" or "alley of flowers") it gives me that fresh out of the shower, slightly soapy vibe as well as morning mist filled with gentle scents of the waking flowers. It takes time to get to know the beauty of Vicolo Fiori, but once you see it, there is no going back. I am eager to wear it in spring and summer. Love it in winter, though, but do not get any lotus/waterlilly yet, which is not a bad thing.

Summertime. An Italian garden.Smells great on me but I requires a warm day. I bought it on a lovely summerday and loved it straight away, then I wore it on a chilly day and it lost all its lush softness... Today, on my warm skin, it developes a wonderful musky sillage that lasts and lasts.

Smells like fresh flowers and clean skin after a long shower. Watery, a bit soapy, soft but pretty. Kinda like “Love in White” but more chill—and way more underrated.

Very watery and oriental spiritual vibe.there is longevity till 3 hours. Good enough for this kind of watery perfume.

My skin love it. Is very similar to fiori edt. I love it. Deep wild flowers and sunny fruit.

Just some info: The notes above are not the ones listed on Etro's website, which are: Top: Bergamot, white pepper, jasmine Middle: Iris, rose, cardamon Base: Amber, musk, cypress

What a beautiful fragrance so deep and intense and different. Can't wait to try it on my skin.

I was given a sample of this to try. I am glad I got the sample first, as I can now strike this from my want list. Initially it smelled like a light, watery, orange scent. I believe I'm smelling a lot of the lotus at first. It is very airy, and would suit warm weather rather than cold. Sillage and longevity are not great. It is definitely a skin scent, with little to no projection. After about 3 hours, the scent is mostly gone, with just the faintest hint of mandarin orange creamsicle.

Watery and fresh, orange and white flower notes...this reminds me strongly of Love in White by Creed. Same fresh orange opening, same evolution to watery white floral notes. It is very nice, but I already have Love in White. I might buy a full bottle if I run out of LIW. The price is so much better...