Gorgeous!

I have a story with this perfume that taught me that fragrances are about memories of our loved ones. I blind-bought it online while I was travelling with my parents. My husband did not go, so I could focus completely on my parents. We were spending the afternoon at an Airbnb, and I was scrolling a perfume website, and I saw the perfume at a great price. As we were travelling, I decided to send it to my parents' house, and when I went back there to visit them, in exactly five weeks, I would finally try the perfume. It just so happens that, two weeks later, I would go back to their hometown to go to my beloved dad's funeral. I really don't know why, but I decided to wear it to my father's funeral. I don't even know if people wear perfume at funerals. It just seems so sad and yet somehow really important. Something told me I had to look good to him and wear this perfume, because we were having such a wonderful time together, my dad, my mom, and I, the moment I bought it. We were having a glass of wine, listening to music, talking about collections and other things he used to love, also about how good it was to be together, because we simply loved each other's company. As we were talking about silly things, and as I have this recent passion for perfumes, I remember talking about blind-buying this one and him saying, "don't miss the discount" (it had a huge discount that day). I find the perfume mature and serious, but gorgeous. But the thing is, I wear it not because of the notes, or because of my father's death. On the contrary, I wear it because of how happy we were when I bought this perfume. Even if I wore it on the worst day of my life, I want to remember the best days of my life, and they were all with my family. Anyway, I just wanted him to know that I got prepared to see him for the last time. I miss him deeply, and I now, when I think about this perfume, it reminds me of the great moments I had with my father. It is a perfume that brings me the dearest memory of how important my dad will always be to me. Miss you, Dad. I hope you're doing fine wherever you are. I wish you the best experiences in Heaven. And I hope you like this perfume, because I love you.

Oooh!!! Enchante!!! 🥰 I signed up for a free sample of this and had absolutely 0 expectations from it. To be honest, I didn't even come on here to check the note breakdown, I've been pretty unimpressed with designer stuff lately. You should never dismiss things so quickly though, that was an oversight on my part. It opens a little harsh actually, whereas many mainstream things tend to begin with their best foot forward, then proceed to dwindle. This reverses that trend, and it requires patience to allow it to unfold properly. It's a little rough in texture for a while, the pepper, tuberose and tobacco are all super noticeable. It really is a little masculine, until it settles. The orange blossom emerges after things sit, and then it becomes an even duet of orange blossom and tuberose, they're very well balanced and I keep sniffing, but cannot decide which is more prominent. Tobacco is ever present. It dries into a much smoother, rounder scent (this happens significantly quicker on skin, my shirt is still a little piercing) after some time. I don't feel amber that much, but I do get something that smells similar to the "mahogany" wood drydown in Euphoria. It's very unapologetic, and truly mentally refreshing. I think it's slightly femme, but this could absolutely work on a man as well (if we're only talking about relative norms, I think people should wear what they like regardless). It matches the bottle very well, and "Gorgeous!" is kind of cringey marketing, but in all honesty it is gorgeous. I adore that MK released this. I don't think it will be a major hit with Gen-Z, but who knows, maybe they'll reconsider their preferences. This has an 80s-early 90s essence. This really knocked me on my heels...it's proving that perfume isn't dead, and designer stuff can still be promising. You just need to keep trying, and keep sniffing 🤎🤍

THIS PERFUME IS THE NEXT UPCOMING WONDERS OF THE WORLD. LISTEN. I went to my not-so-nearest Sephora to ask a perfume which smells like the old Alien. However, the kind worker who was getting commisions from Michael Kors decided to drag me to his stand and I, with sacrificing my last 2 braincells followed his suit. Anyway, this did not smell like old Alien ofc, but for me, it was the perfect daily perfume. It smells so warm without smelling obnoxious. The price tag is also nice because it smells much more unique and adorable than most of other designer perfumes. It smells like you are wearing a white cashmere sweater with 2023 spring Valentino heels, its so warm, kind but alluring at the same time. Everyone who smelled this on me said I smell wonderful and it smelt like it was my own skin Anyway to my very kind and wonderful friend who said this perfume smells like any other perfume is WRONG. I hope you are reading this and regretting it with the deepest sorrow you can ever have within your heart. and even if it does, the price tag is much lower than your average lancome/dior/ysl perfume so whatsuppp babyyyy

I've registered just to leave this review because I liked this fragrance so much. Me being female, I mostly use unisex and male perfumes because most female oriented fragrances annoys me a lot. I recently got a sample of this and it's literally the first female fragrance ever that I want to smell on myself. It is a little bit on a masculine side but a perfect blend of the notes it says it has. I can literally smell all the notes and none of them plays too high to kill the other ones. And that's why I love it! This is well refined and super balanced, very elegant scent. I was surprised to see comparisons with the YSL Libre or Alien. I hate the guts out these two (they are literally my top 2 most hated fragrances) and they smell nothing like MK Gorgeous. It seems that this scent is simply not for everyone. So if you are like me and all female perfumes smells too feminine for you, most definitely try this.

"Ohhhh, this is Gorgeous!" I am sure beyond a shadow of a doubt this is how the brand named this perfume. Because, truly, it is. It's remarkable how under the radar this is compared to similar offerings from other designer brands. I say that because Gorgeous is refined and in a way similar fragrances simply are not. There's a smoothness to this fragrance that elevates it above its competitors. I can detect at most a mirage of tobacco. I think the guaiac wood, cashmeran, pink pepper, and and floral notes blur into something that you could be mistaken for thinking was tobacco. But on second whiff, no--there's no tobacco here. The pink pepper does that thing where it makes the perfume dance and effervesce off the skin, creating the effect of a creamy floral tonic. This isn't a dirty floral. As I said, she's smooth and refined. Warm, but poised. She's Gorgeous.