Divina

There is no "powder" in this except for yellow flowers- mimosa and sunflowers. To me it is a fresh, bright yellow floral. There is a faint sweetness (honey) to it that I appreciate. This entire combination smells expensive to me. This perfume lasts 48 hours on me and I consider this a mastery in perfumery. It is "headstrong" at times so I don't find it suitable for every occassion. This is one perfume I find to be dressy-casual. Divina reminds me of DKNY Nectar Love that I really enjoyed. I am considering purchasing another bottle of this. The only downside of this perfume is the bottle as I wish it was travel friendly: a slip and fall from the hand could damage the atomizer easily.

Sunny and happy citrus-floral. Very clean smelling, but not like a dryer sheet, more like freshly scrubbed skin slathered in expensive lotion and dusted with powder. It actually smells the way I imagine Arden Sunflowers would if it had been created in 2024 instead of 1993. A nice addition to my large collection, it actually stands out from the rest. Maybe a little bit like Philosophy Pure Grace.

This is SO gorgeous. Do not let the comparions to things fool you. This really is it's own. WOW. So bright and floral, with a perfect spicy musk dry down. The powdery notes really make this a spring, summer, and even fall scent. Great in the evening, and wonderful in the day. WOW. I seriously think this can be worn YEAR round, and 24/7. Wow

It is a very bright and sunny perfume. Very pretty. Lasts long on the skin too.

Sunshine in a bottle.Uplifting. Love it.

I'd never tried any Vince Camuto fragrances but have seen them a lot, lately, at the discounters, so I thought I'd give one a try given their $15-20 cost and the fact that I love blind buying :) . Of the three represented on the shelf (Fiori, Bella, and Divina), Divina sounded most intriguing; there aren't that many contemporary designer perfumes boasting mimosa, violet, heliotrope and aldehydes -- all stuff I love. So, Divina opens with a not-too-sharp grapefruit note that sticks around only briefly (maybe 15 mins.?); I really don't pick up on any aldehydes, but they may be hidden amongst the pop of grapefruit. Then comes the green/grassy violet note that tempers/restrains the sweet mimosa. The drydown is where the "powdery" description comes in, but it's a light as opposed to choking powdery; that's the mimosa + the heliotrope. I can't say that I particularly smell any heliotrope; Divina is so well blended that the heliotrope just adds to the powdery feel, I think. Overall, Divina's a softly projecting perfume that's pretty, spring-like, and happy. It's not a "wow!" kind of perfume, but I don't think Vince Camuto is known for creating groundbreaking juice. I have it stored next to my other mimosa perfumes, all stonkers --Ted Lapidus Creation and Rumba, Revlon Jontue, Guerlain Jardins de Bagatelle -- and it's definitely the low-key and subtle side of mimosa. Nonetheless, it has more presence than the pretty mimosa/violet offering from Zara, the incorrectly named "Boldly Seoul" that's as shy as they come. Divina is detectable on the skin, at close range, for about 4 hours, so longevity is meh. But if you're looking for a soft, pretty, and not-too-sweet mimosa perfume, for a good price, Divina is a lovely selection.

Aw, man, hate to find it has that dreaded screechy floor cleaner tone to it. I absolutely love mimosa as a note, but citruses and I do not historically get along well and when I saw grapefruit as a note I was worried it might prove too sharp or tart. :( Will still try this if it ever comes to an Ulta near me... EDIT: okay, I got my hands on a sample and...it's growing on me! I haven't tried it on skin yet, but the initial smell on a clean cotton pad drew me in. There is an underlying plastic doll scent to this, like a citrus-scented Barbie, LOL and of course, that's the grapefruit mixing with the mimosa. It's kind of nauseating smelling it close up, to be honest, but I'm hoping on the skin it will calm down into a more tolerable yellow floral/citrus mix. I'm a lover of mimosa and this one is almost too much mimosa for me, but I'm going to give it a shot soon and then we'll see if it's full-bottle worthy. EDIT #2: well, this didn't end up the way I wanted. This is just too much mimosa, even for a mimosa lover like me. I need some sweetness with my mimosa, no grapefruit/citrus and perhaps another flower or two. Just straight up mimosa is a no-go for me.

I have a mini bottle of this and when I first wore it the mimosa was strong that it turned me off, I tried it again about a month later and the mimosa has toned down quiet a bit it's not a love but a like if I were to repurchase this again it would be a 1 oz since it's something that won't get too much love but will be worn when idk what to wear

I have a mini bottle of this and when I first wore it the mimosa was strong that it turned me off, I tried it again about a month later and the mimosa has toned down quiet a bit it's not a love but a like if I were to repurchase this again it would be a 1 oz since it's something that won't get too much love but will be worn when idk what to wear

Think of mimosa as the beautiful bride and the sunflower is her innocent, sweet maid of honor. Such a classy fresh floral. Mimosa is very nostalgic to me, reminds me a lot of the beautiful shower gels and soaps we used to use in the Hammam and also when i walked home from it in the spring time.

Beautiful bottle 😍 On skin it smells a bit on the powdery side but in a fresh floral way, like clean skin. On paper and clothes it smells more like shampoo but not cloying. Very light. I really like it.

This is a nostalgic smell for me, it reminds me of a hand cream my mom used to have. I definitely pick up on the mimosa and aldehydes with some freshness from the grapefruit. Good for spring and summer.

Opens with fresh grapefruit. Turns into a clean smelling yellow floral with very soft powdery undertones. Sits close to the body. Safe for any environment

I love it. Nice and light but has body to it. There’s no gardenia in it, but my nose gets a trace of it anyway. It must be the mimosa.

a bright floral that is not sweet and really not powdery in the typical sense; most definitely aquatic

I like it but I wish it was less powdery. There is freshness to it and it’s light and pleasant.

This perfume reminds me of walking into a funeral home. The second you spray it you're just hit with a wall of powdery floral... I am not a fan.

Mimosa, violet, grapefruit, musk are all favorites of mine (especially violet, goes very well with my body chemistry). So what's not to love right? Hunni, let me tell you the first spray of this was so damn awful that it gave me an instant headache. I couldn't get to the bathroom fast enough to scrub this off. But something happened, once I got past the initial spray the dry down on this is so clean and beautiful. I'm so glad that I gave this a chance. Gosh, this is so nice. However, let me give a word of caution. This is not one that you want to overspray. If you do, you are bound for a massive headache. I will say though that this is not a safe blind buy. This one is not for everyone. If you want to try it I will say this one is best in winter. Heat and humidity can make this one choking. Someone said this was a tame mimosa, I have to disagree. I absolutely love Versace Yellow Diamond and to me it's way more refined and sophisticated than this mimosa. But to each their own and we are all very different and that's okay.

Citrusy yellow floral. I smell more of ylang-ylang than mimosa. Long lasting and well blended Edit: I need to learn to let perfumes sit after being delivered - they change so much in transit due to extreme heat. After this sat for a few days, it became much more pleasant. I no longer smell ylang-ylang, it's been replaced by a photorealistic sweet sunflower! Beautiful, especially with the citrus. BUT... that's only on skin, on clothes this is pure cleaner. The difference between skin and clothes is insane Edit #2: I guess I need to let perfumes sit even LONGER after being delivered lol, but this is no longer a screechy citrus on clothes, it stays a powdery floral citrus on both skin and fabric, but slightly more powdery on skin. Very relaxing and happy. Reminds me of the sun

i wanted so much to love this cuz i love all of vince camuto's fragrances but this one just didnt hit the mark :( its definitely sunny & bright - its very citrus & yellow floral if u like yellow florals u may like this & i know there were some reviews that said floor cleaner lol but i didnt get that at all so no floor cleaner vibe for me lol im not a big yellow floral fan so that should of raised a flag for me but i thought i would try it anyway cuz i always have good luck with vinces other scents :) so re-packaged it & off it goes back to macys lol

Yellow floral 30+ crow does not resemble yellow diamond one but I feel like it leans more towards the vein of the mimosa perfume by Jo Malone not similar but in the same vein niece and fresh spring summer scent not a safe blind buy if you are not a floral girly stay away. The dry down is inoffensive sweet powder mimosa and violet I can’t smell the citrus is it worth 30 dollars no 20 maybe 🤔update 8/5 it soured on my skin by hour 5 I can smelled only closely I honestly think it’s the aldehydes idk I will keep you posted

Skin test, cool day. Outthe nozzle I get a wet clean soapy bright feel. Skin: bright, rounded, fresh, dew/wet, a little synth bitter... And doll head plastic. Quite interesting scent I think, outthe nozzle I smelled the other two on offer, one was just sweet and the other men.meh I am not prepared to pay the 65$ for it, I think if it were in the $20's or $30's j would get it. It fried abit, and remains clean slight bitter, not sweet per se, and the nice doll plastic

Screechy? Is it the grapefruit, musk or mimosa that screams? I ask because usuallymimosa is divine, but I have noticed not too many perfumes add mimosa. I have always loved it, but do not know enough about it. Musk can scream if not well blended. Grapefruit is just a happy vibe. If you own a grapefruit tree as I do, you would know the divine flavor of it in its natural form without whatever it is the citrus industry does to it.

This is a very tame mimosa, not the strong mimosa you can smell in Versace Yellow Diamond for instance. This is a softly-spoken, well-behaved mimosa, it could almost be mistaken for white flowers. Slightly powdery, honeyed white flowers - that's my overall impression of this perfume. I agree with previous commenters: it won't blow you away, but it's nice. If you are looking for a sweet floral bouquet, this may be worth a try.

This is a lot like FLower beauty Sunshine, Versace yellow Diamond & Nest Citrine. Which is the Nest I believe FireFlySF was thinking of. Its only big difference is a big burst of grapefruit in the beginning. It does put you in mind of sunshine in a bottle. Longevity is ok at 6 hours. This is a nice perfume that is enjoyable to wear but nothing that will blow you away.

Ok this one is actually really GOOD. The sunflower really shines. Like it really smells like a sunflower on a warm summer day. I feel like a woman of any age could pull this off, younger or older. It's not too juvenile, but it's not too old either. Beautiful, almost solar sunflower.

Very bright.... I don't mind it so much. I wish that some of the citrus notes would have been more prominent, as most of the time they are lost on me. And it was no exception for this fragrance. The mimosa steals the show for sure. Like a bright summer day in a field of it.

This is definitely the best Vince Camuto from this line . It's sweet, has that mimosa and sunflower but it's not too heavy or aldehydic , and it's not too powdery. I get candied grapefruit and mimosa

smells like indian summer drink rooh-afzha.

Why is this scoring so low? Any ideas?