Nicole Miller

A supporting cast comprises this perfume to make it a complete success in its long enjoyable run. Its opening act of tuberose and aldehydes are strong and deflect from the actual outcome of this Nicole Miller. The ending act will surprise and delight you. Polar opposites and a change in mid-air make this fragrance one that’s a delight to bask in over and over again. You’ll find yourself reaching for it on a regular basis. You can inhale the literal change in this perfume as it morphs from a tuberose heavy-hitter to a warm honeyed-amber. It’s as if you’ve changed perfumes in mid-air suddenly with two distinctly different flairs. The initial top notes are straight full-blown tuberose, warm and inviting, surrounded by spices. The more you wear Nicole Miller, the more notes you seem to discern and discover. This is not a perfume that plays by the rules. This tuberose is beautiful-it’s flower-show worthy and lasts for a good hour at minimum through the dry down where it quietly slips into the background surrounded by other delicious notes. Mid-way, sweet jasmine, benzoin, woods and musk work their magic. The tuberose lets the sweet honeyed amber steal the show in full glory and dance the light fantastic for hours to come. This is where the true beauty of Nicole Miller wraps around you with more spices, vetiver, tonka bean and a faint hint of vanilla. A wonderful winter scent designed for snowy blustery days in front of the fireplace. I’ve reached for this over and over again this winter simply because it’s comforting, pleasing and so delicious. I so enjoy the way it changes and reveals so many different flavors. This perfume lasts until you take it off and others will notice and appreciate this frag on you-in other words-sillage is strong-so be gentle in application. Also a great layering perfume so use your imagination with your other vintage fumes. Change is wonderful. Change is unexpected. Some perfumes trip and stumble in their presentation, some remain linear, some twist and turn to reveal new sides you realize are suddenly appearing. Nicole Miller is one of those perfumes that will surprise you with its changing course. Take a trip with Nicole and experience the change in this perfume. It’s delightfully cozy.

I’m so totally transfixed by the beauty of this unique chypre fragrance. I never smelled Nicole Miller EDP until about 2 months ago. I was looking to expand my growing vintage aldehydic collection, and I blind bought my bottle of Nicole Miller from Amazon based on the notes and opinions of others only. I have to confess that the first couple of wear tests didn’t go so well. I was a bit surprised by its sweetness, which threw me off. We didn’t hit it off. Tonight while choosing my bedtime scent, I spotted her in the back corner of my perfume tray. Call it a guilt trip? I don’t know, but I put her nozzle to my nose and inhaled deeply. The fruits were so beautiful and I could literally envision honey drizzled all over them. The aroma was absolutely glorious! I had to spray the back of my hand and the aldehydes burst fully through the fruity notes giving them such beautiful intensity. The bodacious sweet rose came waltzing in on cue with the ever harsh red carnation and lackadaisical blue Iris. The whole scent profile bloomed like a carefully crafted ballet. Absolutely magical. This fragrance was created in the 90’s when aldehydes were being used much less in the creative process of perfumes but still had a heavy load of notes! I love the fact that my dear husband never complains when I overspray my aldehydic darlings. It will indeed be sweetest dreams for me tonight! Heavenly! Will definitely need to buy a backup bottle of this peachy-gold beauty as she’s getting harder to find! Don’t miss out!

I have been "on the fence" about this fragrance, it sounded great, but I couldn't find a tester and no one had reviewed it. While at the mall I found a tester at a perfume store and tried it. Even my husband, who isn't crazy about perfume liked it. It starts out like violets to me, though there are no violet notes listed, just like Jolie Madame. I don't know why I have been smelling violets lately. After a few minutes the beautiful floral heart comes out,rose,jasmine,and carnation sweetened by honey. It is warm, sensual, and luscious. After awhile you can smell the amber,sandalwood,and vanilla, still slightly sweetened by the honey. To me it smells a lot like Lancome's Poem, though not as strong. Nicole seems to last a good while as do most floral orientals, and has good silage. It is certainly too warm and sweet for hot weather,but perfect for fall/winter. It is also more of a perfume I will wear the the evening. It is perfect for a romantic or more formal occasion. I have been seeing it at discount stores lately for bargain prices as well as online. Since I am partial to floral orientals and the price is right I bought it. If you like Poem by Lancome and do not want to pay that much money,or if you like honey as a note, you should try Nicole Miller by Nicole Miller. It is one of those lost and under appreciated perfumes that are floating around out there, soft,warm and endearing.

Im love this one if im find it one more time im will buy it back faster then fast.In a Perfumestore not online choop. Its real perfume have it all im can wish.All notes is perfekt mixed up in a sweet old lady type alike perfume. No soap here its delicate. Soft sweetness in the end after a long day exact like Nina Ricci L'Air du Temps and Givenchy Ange ou Demon sweetness after a long day, for exampel. Think ppl. around me think this one is too owerpowdwering but im not care.. It is something ower this sweet and soft not menny perfume end the day so perfekt intoo the night. It is special and menny would not like this one tray it before a buy. The bottle is beautiful. One of my missing one!

Wear it lightly, others will swoon. I bought this at Belk Dept store when it first came out in the 90's. Back then I didn't have too many from the "Dept Store", but I loved it, & I always got compliments on it. I bought it again a few yrs ago for 12.99 at TJMaxx. Still have it & it still smells the same. To make it more of a "2025" Perfume, just wear a bit, don't overdo it, or you will get weird looks, it's a powerhouse. I never really **KNEW** what it smelled like, or how to describe it, but now I see why. There's a bit of everything in this, but I do not have anything else in my collection that smells like this. She's pretty!