Dynastie Mademoiselle

I had to delete my first review, because what happened to me with this gem is unusual. So, it was a blind buy year ago, at first I was like it’s ok, I’m able to use up my 30ml bottle. But, then it just grow on me, I’m addicted to it. It’s sweeter than most of my fresh fruity florals, I hate overly sweet frags so at first I wasn’t impressed. It’s interesting sweet tuberose with black currant and mandarins sweetness, it’s not tart or sour, but it has interesting twist to it. Drydown is very clean and soapy musk, really works with my chemistry. It’s stays whole day. I don’t know any perfume which reminds me of of this one, definitely not Bright Crystal or Jador, which I had in past and didn’t bewitched me as this one did. I’m getting another 2 bottles, just in case it’s discontinued. I just love love love this one. Bdw it’s my 3rd frag from this brand and I love all of them. Update 1/15/2026 I got Coach Dreams, I’m surprised how similar is in some way to Dynastie Mademoiselle, musky soapy base is identical, Dreams has green note to it, while Mademoiselle is sweeter with opening of sweet pea. Both of them have this lush clean soft soapy base. Love them.

I don't know why you say this smell synthetic, to me it's like an Escada Vintage perfume created for a feminine business look from the same brand. I see it like an acceptable replacement for my late Attimo. A perfume that I wear in the winter for cashmere and velvet suits, it is a fragrance that, although warm, in winter turns into a lotus symphony, slightly masculine.I hate the bottle, if I had gone after it I wouldn't have bought it, luckily, someone tested it at Vendome Perfumery next to me, exactly a girly type woman who wore Chanel 5 from head to toe, she said the same thing : it's synthetic. When I feel the smell I practically jump on the consultant after she went away, and told him to give me a tester paper, I remember he smiled and said: madame always the women like the lady before want to test it, because they see it's pink and associated with the word princess in the glass cabinet, but always the women like yourself in business suits buy it, it's a total paradox for me.

The first time I smelled this perfume I was pleasantly surprised. I knew I loved it but whenever I wear this no one thinks someone fierce like me could wear a perfume so soft. What they don't know is that I do have a soft side, and this perfume describes that soft side of mine amazingly well. The perfect way to wear this fragrance is wearing a beautiful, pink sundress on a Spring day, picking flowers at the garden, filling up my lungs with the lovely smell. At first, the lotus comes off a little too strong, but not in a sickening way like mostly floral fragrances that get me a headache. And then it turns out very soft, sweet, and romantic. I do not understand why this perfume is not popular. However, it's fine because I could be the only one who wears this in where I live. Highly recommended though. One word: beautiful.

the first perfume I ever bought! it reminds me of innocence and bubble baths. smells clean, fresh. it always smelled like jasmine to me so i’m surprised it’s not in the notes! stays for quite long, has a good price and perfect for anyone, especially as a first perfume!

A BA recommended this to me and I liked it enough to finish the 50mL bottle. Probably because I was younger when I bought it because now I feel this smells superficial, synthetic and cheap. Especially now my collection consist of more sophisticated scents. Another reviewer compared it to DKNY Be Delicious but I think Be Delicious is much more refreshing and less easy to be tired of. I would recommend it for young girls as this is a good sweet scent with good staying power, and if we talk about sweetness being sickening there are a lot worse ones out there.