Byzantine

A beautiful floral for spring and summer. For a moment, I thought I detected some of the Byzance DNA, I think it's the carnation adding some spice, but this really is it's polar opposite. It's bright and sunny and I mostly get mimosa. Some have said it has a similarity with Champs Elysee, and I can see that, but this is more delicate and has none of the lilac that dominates Champs. The woods hover in the background about an hour after application, but this is a floral bouquet for floral lovers. The bottle and pale yellow juice look radiant and capture the essence of this scent - sunshine in a bottle! PS - Just saw review below mine said the same thing - I didn't copy, I swear!! ; )

Just purchased a backup bottle, but I need to look for more!! I don't know if it was ever made in a larger size, but all that is out there are .85 oz bottles, and though I lucked out for the most part, that size is going for the $85 - 200 range. If anyone has a bottle and would like to swap, please let me know. PS - my mistake. Those prices are for 1.7 oz bottles - guess I didn't luck out quite like I thought I did!

...I wore it in 1997 at uni and I went to dinner with friends and a tourist turned from a table behind us and asked what fragrance I had on and I proudly stated the name, and she was impressed that such a young woman would have such expensive taste! But the look of pride on my then boyfriends face was the cherry on top......to be young and superficial!:-)

A light floral scent but very present. I believe it made for a very stylish women above 30 years old, very feminine and delicate but strong personality. Below the flowers you can smell the cloves, subtle, giving the oriental touch. Very beautiful!

Gorgeous powdery and natural mimosa and assorted florals, a very easy to wear vintage perfume. Linear but I’ve never cared about development, especially if I like the opening. Exquisite and sophisticated, I’m loving the pretty aura.