Gold

This is just like the original mixed with the most beautiful vanilla and maybe a little less harsh on the tuberose, but I can see chemistry making this one a nightmare on some people. I really love it, I'm hoping to get a bottle for christmas, but I will milk my samples until then ;) Lasts at least 12 hours on me

Beautiful white-floral. Most of all I feel the tuberose note with musk. For that moment this fragrance by Michael Kors is the most pleasant and touching to me between his fragrances. But somehow it reminds me tuberose in Curious by Britney Spears. So I think if I should spend more money.

Very much a white floral scent. The tuberose is the front runner by a mile. The other floral notes sort of blend together to create a supporting cast. It's very strong, I imagine on some people this would simply be too be offensive and overwhelmingly floral. On my skin it is balancing on the precipice of being too much. I like this a lot. It's a very true floral, not masked by the musk or wood or amber. In fact they take a very backseat to the flowers, or maybe I should say a back row seat. It has a soapy edge, but I wouldn't call this a soapy fragrance. I'm not sure I would call it elegant since it so loud. I guess the best way I can classify this is... it's not a young scent, it's a woman's scent. For comparison's sake the original Michael Kors doesn't work me, but I can pull this one off.

Wearing this today and it smells sweet, soapy, powdery, floral and clean. A very freshly showered scent. The flower notes are very pronounced. I like it and I think it's nice for wearing to the office. Someting about this fragrance seems very modern to me. It's the opposite of the "old lady" smell if you ask me.

Gardenia and honeysuckle. Sweet and good sillage. Bright and modern with not a hint of soap.