Very Sexy Eau de Parfum

Smells extremely similar to Sensuous Nude from Estee Lauder. I'm surprised there isn't sandalwood listed in these notes. Based on the notes alone I wouldn't have been able to come close to guessing what this would smell like. Barely sweet, not fruity at all. My mom walked into my room with a contorted face after I sprayed it and asked 'what that smell was', lol. My boyfriend on the other hand complimented me on it. This Very Sexy has something dirty about it. It reminds me of what someone would smell like after a long hot day of intermittently spraying themselves with a variety of different perfumes. It continues to grow on me, and I really enjoy it now even though it was not a love at first sniff.

I emailed Victoria's Secret asking if the perfume had changed or just the bottle. They insist that the perfume is exactly the same just in a new bottle. They said they removed a few of the notes like the pepper and cappuccino from the description list but that they are still in there and the fragrance itself has not changed. I own an old bottle and a brand new one, they smell the same to me.

This fragrance held so much memories for me and I finally ran out of my bottle of the old concoction but then had to buy the new one this one and it smells so much more frail and a huge loss of life. I think that they screwed up once they took the pepper note out and it took the spicy part of the very sexy that is extremely rare in anything but Angel in there.

Entirely subjective, but this perfume doesn't strike me as a sexy scent. It's a bit more classic and refined. More of something a young woman would wear during the day. Even though there is a sweetness to it, it is not a sickly kind of sweet. It's not something that calls to mind the boudoir. Nevertheless, still a lovely perfume! Thumbs up VS!

This is the same exact product as before, same notes. I do not agree in the slightest that this is now a fruity floral. This is what the VS website says: The sultry fragrance you know and love, now in a sleek, sophisticated new bottle. From what I can tell it has not been reformulated at all.