Fiori Bianchi

I don't know what Gaya smelled but probably not this one. Sharp???? It is definitely not. To me it's the sublime version of Laura Biagiotti. A lot more quiet, very sophisticated and an understatement. Feminine and powdery, suitable for all seasons. It has a creamy feel to it. I simply love it:) Gaya, if you don't want yours, shoot me a PM.

I have the edp of Fiori Bianchi. Apart from my heavy tuberose fragrances this is one of my favourites because of its well balanced manner and honeyed dry down. In the beginning there are some juicy fruits surrounding the daffodil, and the tuberose just adds an narcotic touch to it. The heart reveals a powdery yellow floral with some woody elements. It dries down on wood and honeyed endnotes. Fiori Bianchi is a spring or summer fragrance perfect for a day at the countryside. It's slightly old fashioned so don't expect any exaggerated sweetness (but it's thankfully made without aldehydes), instead It has a touch of high society. If you ever come across Fiori Bianchi and love flowery fragrances, don't hesitate to buy it. Eventhough I'm continuously trying my best to slim my collection, this is a keeper.

Another Biagiotti that is sadly discontinued. Despite this perfumes name, I wouldn't consider it a "Big White". Fiori Bianchi opens more fruity-green than floral, then hyacinth and narciss lead on to a beautifully balanced floral heart, where tuberose and ylang-ylang are kept fresh and nuanced by remaining greens and the orris. The honeyed drydown adds a slighty balsamic touch - making this a relative to the old classical Biagiottis. The Edt is less juicy in the top and honeyed in the base, overall it is greener than the EdP. Great longetivity and a moderate sillage, both EdP and EdT. This scent might be considered outdated by some, but if you like classics this is a absolute gem - floral, green & honeyed dry down - very wearable.

This is one of my most beloved perfumes ever. Smelling Fiori Bianchi immediately throws me back to the days I spent in Hungary years ago. This fragrance makes my heart fill up with feelings of spring and soft light. It makes me sad that my old bottle is almost empty and as it is a discontinued fragrance it's hard to find another one. This was my signature scent as a teenager, which kind of makes me laugh these days because now that I think about it, I don't find it to be a generic teen fragrance at all. I love the combination of hyacinth and oakmoss in Fiori Bianchi, both of them are some of my favorite scent components, but aside from my past self, I'm having a hard time imagining a teenager wearing this.

I had almost choc from this perfume.I never smelled nothing like this horrible sharp perfume.Sorry,but it really horror :(.

I got a mini of this one and LB Night in 1985, and to my knowledge, it was called Fiori Bianchi back then. Loved its green spirit so much, its lightness and femininity. I have been on a quest trying to find a scent in the same scent profile, but haven't found it so far. If someone has an idea, I'd be happy to hear it. I purchased Splendor, which I like a lot, however, it does not have its lightness and green fresh soul that I love so much.

This is the same fragrance as the first Laura Biagiotti from 1982 as far as I can tell, not sure why the release date is shown as 1991. If it had been relaunched I would have known about it. This is one of my all-time favorite fresh white florals, very natural-smelling and never harsh. It belongs to a small subset of cool white floral scents that I love, nothing heavy or too sweet about it.

Flora55 is absolutely correct: this IS the same as Laura's first eponymous scent. No idea why the name change but I knew it by this name in Europe but have recently acquired a "Laura Biagotti" bottle. Exactly the same ! It's a bright, sharp green floral. Very Spring-like.

Wonderful scent. I bought it for my wife during the 1980s. I'd gladly acquire more if someone has an unopened bottle stored in its original box. -M.Sanchez