Palazzo Fendi Eau de Toilette

I can't compare the Edp to the edt as I only have edt, However this is very very sweet orange blossom and some fresh Soap (fortunately this stops just short of fabric conditioner vibe but it's going that way.) It's actually really nice ,lightly floral and inoffensive, I'd say with Jasmin, mandarin and bergamont , just enough pink pepper to make Your nose wiggle a little. You could use this for your wedding it's got that soft fuzzy vibe going on. I am a massive Fendi fume fan , Theorema is my favourite ever, this one I'm a little less armoured by ,this edt it's simple but maybe a little too much so ? ? That said there is a certain elegance in this fragrance it is deffinatly not trying to hard , it does not need to its classy in a much more simplified way,how they get Mediterranean breeze in a fragrance I'll never know but it is here !! Soft clean soapy and very fresh orange blossom but classy and expensive with Turkish rose and a little warm sandalwood. This is feminine all the way quite sparkly and very very chic. The paperweight of a bottle is fabulous too but when did Fendi ever skimp in that department, ideal to knock out cold any cheating husband's haha ;) If your looking for a real strong perfume/fragrance I don't know like say on the lines of" ysl opium ' don't look this way as it's not strong enough to please but if you are looking for a pretty fruity fragrance, that's ladylike and feminine , sweet and fresh then it's worth a try. EDIT: had this a week or two it's very very very like fabric conditioner I don't hate it but I also don't love it sorry palazzo edt fans it just doesn't have enough going for it in my book. I'd love to try the Edp.

Palazzo EDT starts with very zesty, almost bitter citruses, the bergamot and Amalfi lemon come first then settle down and the sweeter mandarin peeks through. The florals come in next, besides the neroli I can sense some jasmine, a bit indolic (adds intrigue more than being animalic) as well as some fresh roses (or possibly peony). The sandalwood base is very smooth and warm but the patchouli adds a spicy edge to it. Palazzo is like a young old-money heiress. Very confident, aloof and a bit arrogant but never loud, impolite or rude. Never tries too hard. No big logos or overstated brands or makeup. She believes she adds value to what she wears and not the other way around.

When spraying it on, at first it strongly reminded me of "Eau de Rochas" which I used to wear for a time back in the late 70's, but after a short while it fades, becoming a very faint citrusy smell, reminding me of a baby cologne that new moms used on their toddlers back in the late 60's... I wonder how the original Palazzo perfume (not this eau de Toilette) smells...

Fendi PALAZZO edt is a simple and likeable light fragrance which strikes me as a very spare, pared-down version of THEOREMA. Basically, remove the amber and spices from THEOREMA, and you will have PALAZZO: still slightly sweet and golden but much less intense. The citrus is candied here, too, and the patchouli plays an important supportive role in both compositions. I do not believe that patchouli alone makes a chypre, so I'd call this oriental instead. PALAZZO edt is a nice, mild, supremely wearable perfume, but I prefer the more complex and luxurious THEOREMA. To my nose, the aesthetic of PALAZZO is similar to that of the house of Lolitta Lempicka, and I'd bet that anyone who likes those perfumes would like this one as well...

I tried it today .When they where just packing up a couple of newly arrived bottles at my local department store. I have always wanted to try the Original Palazzo but it seems to be discounted. When I first tried it on I instantly fell in love. This scent reminds me of sophistication and luxury. Somehow this scent does also remind me of Grace Kelly,beacuse this scent is ideal for a graceful and sophisticated young woman. This perfume is very floral on me and I can't really smell any citrusy notes at all.

A waft of sweet florals in harmony with sweet lemons, and some earthy patch & woods adding depth. The floral notes are fresh & light as in contemporary florals, but adding the grounding notes these feel more classical, creating a "vintage" soapy hint. Lasts for about 6 hours, but clings to clothes & scarves forever. And I'd say the Edt might stand in the shadow of the more grand, opulent Edp - but some of us really prefer that cooler place.

For me it's almost the same that EDP on me, but not strong and also a bit fresher. EDP can be serious migraine inducer, but still it's a lot nicer than EDT. Very warm and woody-flowery. Smells expensive and I like it on my skin. It lasts ok, 6 hours in average. I'd recommend to try this if the original is too strong. I think this should be nice for late spring when all the flowers bloom and it's so gorgeous perfume.

I tried this on in a shop earlier this today. I have not tried the heavier version, so I can compare them. I can't recognize any notes here, but I get a lovely soapy smell that I like. It is fresh, but unique. I think it has a middle sillage. It lasted about 4 hours on me. The pactchouli, which I know some people dont like, I could not smell at all.

This is so not me. I'm not wild about either version. The floral notes are too vague here, but it is certainly less overbearing than the original version, which I found unwearable. I am a Fendi fan, indeed, just not Palazzo

I wanted to try something like fresher or lighter Palazzo edp version so i tried edt. But its a different smell for me. Nothing special, i forgot it i had it.

Smells just like hair line "olive & argan" by Macrovita (natural cosmetics from Greece)

Anybody has 3 ml to swap with me for something else please. I want to try it.