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This smells like a clean floral, I’m usually not big on florals as they give mature vibes. This is a youthful clean smell. I love it fresh out of the shower. Sillage is pretty moderate and longevity is 8+ hours on clothes, around 5-6 hours on moisturized skin for me.

This is a very sweet fruity floral perfume. It’s a nice Spring scent that is not offensive. It has decent longevity on both skin and clothes. If you are looking for a beast mode fragrance this isn’t it. This is more of a clean girl fragrance you can wear everyday.

This perfume has a cute bottle and a lovely scent, but it also has a certain elegance to it.

She's beautiful! I love her!! Very romantic fruity floral.

This is a very pretty, feminine scent with a frilly-elegant character. It’s not something I usually gravitate towards, yet it surprised me by being more refined than I expected. The opening is bright and slightly tangy, with sparkling passionfruit, mimosa, and a soft jasmine note, supported by gentle cedarwood. Its soapy and clean smelling. The coconut milk isn’t noticeable at first. There’s a nostalgic quality to this perfume, its quite soapy and clean. It reminds me of being younger, its like revisiting a softer, lighter version of yourself... After about 15 minutes, the creamy coconut starts to appear, making the fragrance smoother and more comforting. Its very pretty and wearable, though in hot weather it could feel slightly heavy. On the second wear, the jasmine suddenly became much stronger, adding a surprising richness and confidence. This makes the perfume feel more mature and gives it more presence. Despite the delicate-looking bottle, its not ultra-soft or demure, there is sharpness to it. It doesn't evoke “Parisian” either, and leans slightly mainstream and generic, but the quality is good and the blend is well done. In the end, it’s a fragrance that focuses more on being pleasant and elegant than on being innovative. It simple, reliable, and quietly attractive. Which also makes it a safe choice as a gift! Overall, it’s a frilly-elegant, (slightly)creamy, floral-fruity scent which is feminine, nostalgic, and refined. Just perfect for days when you want to feel pretty, gentle, and put-together without trying too hard. Staying power and sillage are moderate. Rating: 6.5/10

Initial spray has the most scent but it fails to last. "Passion Fruit" is just a synthetic fruity note meant to smooth over what could be the other redeemable notes. Uber feminine. Slightly powdered. Reminds me of my Jo Malone English Pear and Sweet Pea sample a lot. It's not so bad because the other notes make this more of a subtle sweet neutral scent. But it just doesn't project much.

Young, fun, pretty. Not innovative, but nice. The dry down is where the jasmine shines!

Surprised there’s no musk listed here.

I was sincerely hoping the passionfuit and coconut 🥥 would be prominent in this perfume. NOPE. This perfume is all white floral/floral. From Top to Bottom. The florals overpower every other note in this fragrance. This brand is getting so boring in the perfume arena. It’s the same old same old for every release the past couple of years. Kate Spade needs to hop aboard the gourmand train before it leaves the station. The only perfume this brand ever came out with that was even close to being considered a gourmand is Kate Spade Sparkle and I LOVED THAT PERFUME. Sadly, it’s been discontinued.

I really wish the orange blossom was stronger. This could have been really good. It's so weird but this is the type of perfume, it gets a little louder when it settles compared to its first spray. This is not a huge white floral even tho someone mentioned that.