Montenapoleone District

This hidden gem gets its name from Via Monte Napoleone, Milan's most prestigious and expensive luxury shopping street, in the Quadrilatero della Moda. The street is famous for flagship stores of top fashion houses like Gucci, Prada, Bottega Veneta, Dior, and Fendi... The perfume's opening is a blast of sweet, flowery, and woody notes, with a touch of citrus and pepper. As it dries, the white flowers start to bloom; they are sweet and dense but fortunately not bubble-gummy. The drydown after a few hours, is dry sweet woods. This is really quite nice and a bit of a powerhouse perfume, underpinned by patchouli and creamy sandalwood. A true hidden gem, I got it in the sales for £28! Nice❤️❤️✨️

I tested this at a store, I don't agree with it being compared to L'interdit, the only similarity between them is they're both white florals. This one is more woody and a bit spicy with the pink pepper. And the florals here are only mildly sweet and not too heady. And as someone else said, not bubble gummy, but more airy. I like this, it's suitable for all occasions and most weather. I'll buy it when a perfume of mine runs out :)

I'm genuinely very surprised no one else has reviewed this. Powerhouse. I've had the paper strip for weeks and it's still going strong. Such a steal for 40 euros. I've tested perfumes twice as expensive as this that felt like spraying water. As for the scent, it's pretty straightforward. It is a predominantly white floral with woody and spicy aspects. If you like the notes listed, you will enjoy this. What a class act. I only wish the bottle wasn't so ugly to look at.