Art Nouveau

Oooo...I really like this fragrance! It’s nothing unique—sparkly (from the Champagne), powdered berries with nondescript florals. It’s youthful but not immature. Because of the powdery aspect, it smells like a high end dry shampoo. But it’s beautiful! A funny story, the first time I smelled my sample I thought immediately... this smells like beer. Right out the gates, warm beer and flowers! I even had my husband sniff and he thought the same. So I did some research as to why this could possibly be. Turns out, from what I can gather, it must be the mixture of the champagne and quince. Quince is often used to enhance the flavor of beer and cider. So this must be where the scent association is coming from! Good news is that I don’t smell beer near as much as I did on the first sniff. Now I only get it for maybe 30 seconds after spraying and then it’s gone. Please do trust me— It’s truly a beautiful fragrance— my review is not giving this perfume the respect it deserves. The quince is beautiful and elevates it beyond just a dry shampoo. It is unique but familiar at the same time. A real gem!

Art Nouveau is a light, feminine, wonderfully sweet scent. The composition is well-blended with a gorgeous effervescent champagne note that I find absolutely delightful. The champagne plays off of a delicate and sweet osmanthus note. Whiffs of gardenia can be detected among a melange of less distinct floral and feather-light fruits. These supporting notes are the olfactory equivalent of a watercolor art nouveau painting. Extremely easy to wear and not too overpowering. Overall, I find this scent to be extremely charming and pleasant to wear.

When i`m wearing this fragrance everybody is asking me. A lovely champagne fragrance, love these wellbalanced wedding floral blackcurrant blends, when i compare to Delina, Meliora and Amethyst from Marly or Lalique, ART NOUVEAU is my absolutely favorite. But a little hard to find, i purchased it in Paris at Jovoy Store.

Very pretty, I can't pick out anything in particular but it's a very plush, pink smelling mix of florals. Just a little bit sweet. Has warmth to it, I pick out the champagne and berries as it settles down. The closest thing is reminds me of is Coach Sunset Dreams but with berries added. Maybe a bit bubblegum-ey

It’s a youthful, playful perfume that instantly reminded me of sweet, fruity-floral yet sophisticated designer scents from the early 2000s. Something on par with Dior J'adore or Tresor due to the complexity and richness of the composition. One sniff and you'd know that on fragantica there are 20-something notes listed. It smells like a glass of sweet summer wine, blending juicy sun-dried fruits, creamy lipstick, and the softest musks. The composition is seamlessly blended, making it difficult to pick out individual notes, though the blackcurrant and red berries shine through the most. It adds a hint of bitterness and tartness that doesn't let the perfume become cloying. I love it

The first sniff of this is quite pretty and fresh, but the drydown feels like far too many florals crowded into one place, and it also doesn't smell modern. Interesting, but a pass for me personally.

It doesn't smell disgusting: it just smells very cheap. It reminds me of the scented pens girls used to have in elementary school.

fizzy soft floral opening that does smell like a mix of different white florals, hint of jasmine, something light, something creamy and perhaps that's the magnolia, a sweetness that could be the peony and something woody in the base that doesn't smell like a fixative aromachemical...hurrah!. You could be forgiven for thinking this was a 90s white floral...similar kind of vibe to florals around at that time like clarins Elysium and kenzo eau d'ete. Not loud, but definitely there. Pretty and springlike and drying down to a powdery soft peach.

I just can’t make my mind up about this. It is pleasant but I don’t get a lot of the champagne note and there is a note I don’t like, it might be the quince, but that doesn’t last for long. I’m also disappointed in sillage and longevity as this is an expensive fragrance and I expect better. Overall I won’t be buying a bottle after my tester runs out.

This is different from most fragrances of today. It has a somewhat "vintage" vibe going back to the 90's. Not way back into the 40's! I kept smelling my wrist and was taken back to Moments by Priscilla Presley. I like it!! :))

Sparkling fresh floral perfume. Truly lovely. But not something new. Still love it. In the drydown the flowers may be too overwhelming for some people. It reminds me of spring.

Sparkling white floral, vaguely reminiscent of nondescript Middleeastern scents, the dry down is too soapy for my taste.