Lavalliere

Lavalliere by Yves Saint Laurent Actually, Lavalliere is something I don't expect to like. I love rose in general but not fruity. And I find other Rose offering from the line are medicore both Blouse and Rouge Velours due to personal test. Blouse for me is boring musky rose that quite close to skin dry down to sort of Waxy Soap/candle nuance. Rogue Velours is soft Patchouli Rose fragrance that dry down to musky sort of feel, I don't find that sexy really. Maybe because I have better rose that I like for Musky Powdery Rose - I like - Rose des Vents by LV for Patchouli Rose - I have few others that I like - Eau Capitale, I like it more rough. So I expect Lavalliere to be another miss as well. But I am wrong. This reminisce of 2 others fragrance that I absolutely don't like : L'homme A La Rose in Amberwood aspect. And L'ombre dans L'eau in Green/Fruity aspect. But oh, Boy this blends so well. I still sniff rose strongly, with other floral but the fruity is supporting make it fresh and sweet. On the base of something musky. Oh-boy Oh-boy. While this is not truly sexy but It has playful side, almost firstly. Please do go test, for me this is solid 8/10. ===== Update 2 on October 2, 2024 The scent is still in my collection. I declutter my fragrance size down. Eventually, I boiled down to Lavalliere by YSL after comparision to few other green/rose fragrance. (The bid was La Colle Noire and L’ombre dans L’eau) I find Lavalliere blends nice enough with sufficient details in scent. It can be looks either way (fresh, green, fruity and clean fluffy musk) or (rosy fruity rose with steam) The key of Lavalliere is I haven’t find this kind of rose fragrance in modern perfumery (ambery tose) that nice like this. It well balance scent with personality. The message would be fun and playful, young and carefree but not careless. I might grown out of it. Actually. But I will drop her 8/10 as the same.

I received a bottle of this for free, to review; this in no way affects my opinion or willingness to write a negative review. Lavalliere starts with an intoxicating blast of fruity, floral and surprisingly bold green notes. The tartness and subtle green woodiness of blackcurrant offers a complimentary yet contrasting element to the deeper, sweeter fruitiness of fig and green grassiness of vetiver. Instead of dry and dusty, we are presented with a freshly picked rose which both stands out from, and blends seamlessly with the other floral notes. Geranium intermingles with the rose and fruit, as well as adding an almost citrusy sparkle, giving a little extra character to the bergamot. Jasmine provides a light powdery note that combines with cashmeran and musk in the base, giving it a soft complexity that no one of those ingredients could provide alone. Vetiver, along with the blackcurrant add a very garden-like feeling to the florals, making them feel fresher and more alive. As it dries down the rose becomes slightly more prominent. The green notes, while still strong, take on a woodier essence as some of the freshness fades (but never fully disappears). It maintains a powdery, slightly soapy note throughout, but always in the background it never becomes overwhelming. It projects well for the first couple of hours, then begins to sit a bit closer to the body. Even then it lingers as you move around, the sillage staying strong for many more hours. With four sprays, one on each arm, one chest spray under my shirt and one on my shirt, I find I'm still catching occasional whiffs of it at the 6 or 7 hour mark. Overall it's a fantastic perfume. It takes on a very unique position in my collection, especially as a rose-forward fragrance. I could see many having the opinion that it leans feminine, but it is still very unisex, even from a more traditional standpoint.

One of my all-time favorite scents, if not my number one. I first tried this at Sephora and kept coming back to spray it again for weeks but couldn’t afford the price tag. Eventually that Sephora shut down and I was without a fix for almost a year. I kept my eye on discount retailers but the price was still too rich for my blood. I finally broke down and ordered a 5ml from Microperfumes. A few days later someone reached out to me and was selling a lightly used bottle for almost half off retail including shipping, and I jumped on it. This one is very green and bright. I favor the top notes the best. The tartness hangs in there, I feel like I’d prefer that a little more subtle but it’s still beautiful. You get the rose right at the opening and it remains prominent throughout. The geranium pulls it a little more earthy and adds to the green quality of the scent. Think rose stems as well as buds. The fig here adds a touch of sweetness without being overpowering. The blackcurrant is so well blended that you get the tartness without the urine smell that you usually have with other fragrances. I don’t get jasmine. A great wear for daytime in warm weather, but also I would wear this at night on a formal outing. Smells expensive because it is. This is the only scent from YSL’s high end line that I like, but I absolutely adore it. It’s a unique fragrance to my nose, perfectly blended and effortlessly beautiful. Becomes a skin scent sooner than I would like but I can still smell it on my clothes the next day. I would call it unisex because it isn’t too sweet and the rose deep.

A dance of elegance and complexity, like a silk scarf fluttering in the breeze, wrapping itself around you with effortless grace. Fig forward rose, like an ancient garden where fruits and flowers grow side by side, scents mingling in the warm air. This fig is ripe, sweet and fleshy, but not of overripe, syrupy richness, with a subtle green undertone that freshens up the whole composition. It brings an earthiness, possibly stemming too from the geranium, the soft, all-natural juice of the fruit grounding the fragrance with its deep, delectable character. The rose in contrast, is airy and delicate, not the heavy, opulent bulgarian variety but the lighter turkish sort—fresh petals, soft and dewy, caressed by the breeze. There’s a quiet elegance to both components, and when paired together, they stay very much true to their original self, yet also transform ever so gracefully. The fig doesn’t dominate; instead, it weaves through the rose, giving it a certain depth, a luscious quality without the usual sweetness. The combination feels natural, like the two have always belonged together, the fig adding a touch of warmth and ripeness to the floral freshness.Together, they create a fragrance that feels both green and floral, soft and grounded. Captivating in its contrast-filled harmony, warm yet cool, sweet but not sugary, but both with a feminine depth that unfolds slowly, revealing more with each wear.

This is my bedtime fragrance. I found during the day in winter it lasted 2 hours or less but its SUCH a gorgeous fragrance I started wearing it at-home in the evenings and lasted into bedtime so now its my bedtime routine fraf. Its very fresh yet comforting and the sillage is low to moderate so I am not disturbing my SO in bed at all by wearing it and it doesn't wake me up with being "too much". Its fresh without being citrus. Its fruity and floral without being sweet. It's woody without being harsh. Its so beautifully blended I can hardly tell where one note ends and the other begins. This was essentially a blind buy for me because the sample I got arrived after I had ordered a full bottle on sale. It was probably the only blind buy that exceeded my expectations and then kept fulfilling it. It's a scent that just makes me happy and relaxed and I know my mood will improve just by wearing it. I usually like intense and long lasting fragrances but this one just ticks off some boxes I didn't knew I wanted! It reminds me of being somewhere as a kid in the early summer where you are with someone who just lets you exist and take in all of mother nature - like how I imagine being with one grandma I didn't get to meet. Sitting on the porch and her baking a berry pie while the warm breeze comes in. And having nowhere else to be. Just...ahh.

[Reviewing from South East Asia] Never smelled a fig before, I don't have any perfume with fig either. I also don't like rose so I don't know why I blind bought this lol. From the pink juice and fragrance notes I expected something very juicy sweet and girly. At first sniff I was taken aback with how green and earthy this was! There's some sort of a green, earthy fruit in here mixed with some other tart fruit with a good dose of florals encompassing all of it. I can sense the rose, but it's paired well with those tart fruits and earthy fig. It's tart but not sour at all, my skin tend to make notes like citrus to turn more sour, but it has that zing to make it refreshing, almost making the mouth water. Good scent for office setting, running errands. Somehow the word "clean" comes to my mind. It reminds me of the sensation of walking out and about after having a good shower, your hair is just washed & styled. Everything feels so airy, fresh and cool (in terms of temperature). It's also a unisex perfume leaning feminine. Most of my perfumes are full on feminine but this one I still like very much. Works well with our weather here, but if I spray it early in the morning, by about 2 in the afternoon, it will be a skin scent. I don't mind topping up, but I wish it projected and lasted more given the price.

Genuinely a delight! ✨🌹🍇🍋💨✨ It opens with sweet greenness and sparkling citrus at first. Then the rose blooms prominently, but with the geranium it makes it very realistic like you've cut the stem of a rose. Makes me feel like the whole rose from petals to thorns and leaves and the stem have all been infused into the bottle. The dry down has a heavy masculine feeling from the vetiver, but l still enjoy it due to the fruity and floral accords still swirling around it. Overall, there is an interesting contrast of brightness and maturity due to the rose and vetiver dry down. I agree with another reviewer saying it’s good for mid to late 20’s looking for their signature scent. It’s for someone looking for something clean and not overwhelming, but unique and enjoyable as a daily scent. EDIT: longevity was poor in my decant (maybe because of atomizer differences), maybe 3-4 hours on skin, 4-6 hours on clothes. Full bottle purchase has a lot more impact and can linger on clothes into the next day. Sillage is moderate, faintly noticeable to someone sitting across me at the table but compliment-getting when sitting next to me.

Loved it, I had to have it, I splurged, and now I'm bored. I have owned this fragrance for about 9 months. Last summer, I fell in love with its crisp, citrusy yet warm fig. But as time progressed, I realized it doesn't last. Perfumes evaporate on me faster than on most people, so I gave it some leeway. But in order to keep the scent on me, I had to re-spray once every hour. As the weather changed and the crisp fall air came in, the fragrance just couldn't keep up with me. Everything, the sillage, the longevity, the notes seemed weaker. I hung onto it through the winter knowing that as the weather warms up, so will my enjoyment of this fragrance. But, now it is spring, and though it is still lovely, there is not enough in this bottle to keep me interested. Eventually, I trade all my favorites away in my Mercari, because I love to keep exploring, and don't like to own anything that I am not passionate about. I'm sure there is someone out there who will appreciate a half bottle.

Elderflower syrup (St Germain) with champagne. It’s very sparkly, and joyful, still classy, this is a New Year’s Eve commercial. A young lady in a black top, black tights and heels with golden sequin skirt, and a red lip who is about to hit town with her girlfriends. It’s festive, this should have been light yellow color rather than purple. The rose I definitely get is soapy rose, which gives the elegant French vibe à la Diptyque. At the same time it’s giving Y2K, it’s the playfulness. It’s bright and uplifting! Seriously considering a bottle, and somehow it’s works also in the winter as a contrast to the cold. It brings a sparkle to otherwise black night. The drydown it becomes a classic soapy rose Update: I bought a sample and realize that the elderflower scent only present on clothes and paper, but not on skin. My skin eats up this fragrance and all I’m left with is tea and rose. Pleasant but nothing special. On clothes it has much more depth

A sophisticated juice built on the contrasting notes of fig/blackcurrants on one side and rose/geranium on the other side. A stand out for me about Lavalliere is that it’s not a sickening sweet, jammy, fruity floral, but has a slightly moderate sweetness. When I smell Lavalliere, I think of good times, warm weather, something elegant but uncomplicated, feminine and pretty in a youthful way. Sadly, for the price, the longevity is disappointing as well as the sillage. Unlike Capeline, Lavalliere is not a strong perfume at first impression, but costs exactly as much, so not that impressive. It’s a very realistic, juicy, overripe fig dominant perfume without excessive amount of sweetness which I find very enticing... I really, really like it!! Would I buy a full bottle at retail price? Probably not, but on a good offer absolutely yes!

As an addition to my review from a while back: This is REALLY good in the heat. I received this from YSL and Influenster to review this winter. I wore it a few times so I could give an accurate review, but I didn't feel like it was the right time of year to wear it. I thought it would make a much better spring fragrance than a winter one. Normally where I am at (Pacific NW) we would have a lot of mid-60's to lower 70's days right about now. Well, it jumped straight from being in the 50's and 60's to mid-80's and even low-90's for the past week or two. Unable to test my spring-time-perfection theory regarding this fragrance I ended up wearing this a few days ago on a 90 degree day, and it was amazing. So fresh, so clean, decent projection but not at all overpowering... This may be my go-to for hotter days this summer.

I was a Baby Doll wearer in the day - but I'd forgotten all about it until I saw people online talking about Baby Doll then the 1990's memories came back to me. I am noob fraghead. :-) I honestly can't remember what it smelled like except that it was sweet and fresh and warm. So if YSL Lavalliere is a new version of YSL BD and smells pretty much the same, I couldn't tell you. But I CAN tell you that I LOVE this scent!! I want to swim in it. I bought a decant travel size and I seriously want the full bottle so I can douse myself in it. It's fresh and inviting. A "what I am wearing smells better than your testers" at the department store perfume counters as I pass by. It smells youthful but not juvenile - no sugar gourmand components - but a carefree countenence that says "hold my wine, let's try it!" ;-) Obsessed.

Wearing on a cool foggy morning on the first day of Spring (meteorological), it’s like a grown up and bougie version of the retro In Love Again. A creamy and milky green fig, with almost fizzy citrus flurries and intense bursts of blackcurrant complete with the tannic bite - greenery is present and a rosey warmth. It’s a very present scent even in cooler temps (low 40sF is cool to me) which I think will be so refreshing yet, present when it heats up. This line for me has been incredibly consistent with solid performing and elegant scents that feel light but truly perform. I have a large decant and this is definitely FB worthy. Unisex with a slight femme lean on my skin. I think would pull differently on a man and smell great.

30M here. I’m absolutely in love with this fragrance. It’s unisex but leans slightly feminine—don’t get me wrong, a man can definitely pull it off, but for me, it works best with a crisp white T-shirt or a button-down. I adore this scent on a woman, but I love it so much I want to wear it myself. It’s such a comforting scent; it reminds me of Musk Therapy but with a fresh, green vibe. For a "freshie," the longevity and sillage are outstanding. It lasts 24 hours on clothes. Even after 9 hours on my skin, I could still catch whiffs of it while moving around. While the imagination starts to fade after about 5 hours, well known as fresh beast. The scent itself is amazing.

Fig syrup and cold air 🍇🌳 Lavalier perfume by ysl is one of the legendary and famous fig perfumes, and is classified among one of the most beautiful fig perfumes that my nose enjoyed 🌿🌳 It starts with a beautiful green Grapes juice and a lot of herbal delicious figs smell, a splendor of citrus fruits and a wonderful pink wooden fruity accord, a flower bomb covered with geranium and white jasmine, under the cover of vetiver, musk and cashmere wood 💐🪻🌸 The fragrance of absolute happiness, the perfume of the shadows of the tree from which fig fruits fall, great and soft performance 🍇 If you like figs, Lavalier perfume is the undisputed best 🫧

I was given a sample of this while purchasing Babycat and it caught me off guard by how much I love it!! It’s juicy and bright and somehow glossy! I feel like this is an elevated version of the bright, juicy, fruity scents that were popular around Y2K era and I mean that in the best possible way. I used to only wear fruity florals as a teen and young woman and it made me realize I have been missing them! It’s youthful and playful in feeling but certainly not immature or overly sweet. This is the first time in years I have immediately loved a new fragrance in the fruity, floral category and I hope someday I can add it to my collection.

This is a very pretty perfume. It starts with figs, fresh, green, and juicy, unmistakable summer morning freshness, and later it turns into something reminding me of elegant women in simple but gorgeous dresses going through high French windows into a yard, covered with flowering bushes, but without overpowering rose smell. This is a perfume I'd gladly buy a full bottle and wear it everywhere I may be close to people, because it gives me a sort of quiet confidence and raised chin, with or without the mansion and an inside rose garden in my possession :D

Effervescent fig balanced by delicate sweet florals. This reminds me of freshly laundered linens and bubbly champagne. The freshness and fruitiness of the fig + currant is so uplifting and sparkly, then the vetiver adds such a clean finish to it all. Signature scent worthy, especially in warmer weather! I am a huge fan of fig scents (Gris Charnel & Debaser), but Lavalliere is in another league. I cant ever imagine not having this in my collection . If my house were on fire, I would grab this just after my dog.

Predominantly blackcurrant buds with their sulfurous side strongly present (and maybe supported by vetiver?). The blackcurrant is smoothed by fig and rose. This combo creates an instant joyful impression, very happy and extraverted. Projection is on the stronger side, which suits the character of the perfume very well. Longevity depends on the circumstances, I sometimes notice a distinct scent 9 to 10 hours in. Was an instant love for me, had to return for a FB full price.

Oh what a beauty Lavallière is!! Floral and fruity with sweet juicy green freshness in the opening, almost sparkling ✨✨✨ I love how Lavallière isn’t too fig-y. Fig, as a note, can go very wrong on my skin but here, it lends a green freshness to the rose and it is absolutely magical ✨ I love the dry down as well. It stays fresh and green, much closer to the skin with a gentle and soft musky-ness. Absolutely beautiful fragrance that I got for a steal!! I am h a p p y 🤍🩷🌹🍇

Sophisticated grape gummies (maybe that’s the black currant) with rose, & something zesty citrusy in the opening. I do get a little of the fig as well. Surprisingly, got compliments from the family and they usually don’t say anything about my other frags, so I may have to get a full bottle because someone else actually likes this beside me! This lineup by YSL (Muse, Babycat, Saharienne, Blouse, etc.) is fantastic. Unfortunately it doesn’t last long on my skin.

I received a bottle for free to review. Firstly, the bottle is gorgeous. Classy, elegant. I definitely smell the fig in the opening with a hint of citrus and rose. The geranium comes out pretty quickly, which adds that fresh spiciness. On me, I smell the jasmine quite strongly in the dry-down, which makes this more feminine than unisex for me. I can certainly see people viewing this as unisex though despite it being a strong rose perfume. I love this.

Does anyone else realise that Lavalliere is a sibling of YSL’s discontinued gem Babydoll? The pink juice in the diamond shaped bottle with the gold cap?! Im so glad that they didnt let this scent dna profile dissapear forever. Its gorgeous, opens with a mix of sweet candied berries and fresh green stems of flowers, and becomes somewhat earthier later on in the wear. The only issue I have is that Babydoll was stronger and longer lasting, and cheaper.

On my skin it develops beautifully... fig, fig and more fig! Santal Blanc is the milky, creamy fig. This one is the fresh, not so sweet, not so green fig smell I was looking for. Elegant, luminous, soft like silk. The flowers make it feel fresh supporting the fig and avoiding from becoming cloying but still juicy. The jasmine whispered to me only at the drydown. In conclusion: 100% recommended.

There is no good reason this shouldn't be on my perfume shelf. This is a 'Mary Ann' of Gilligan's Island fragrance: sweet, pretty, and easy to live with. My scent profile is floral green, so the only thing that could have gone wrong here was a sloppy composition. Thank goodness that didn't happen. I recommend this to anyone who appreciates a more classical fruity floral.

A little tree-milky on initial spray and black grape. Smells beautiful and bright, summery springf scent for sure - dries down to a lavendery rose, unique DNA to what other scents but easily caused nose-blindness for me. It's a smooth, floral intimate scent; don't expect crazy projection, but it's super gorgeous

Fresh rose, fig and blackcurrant with an amazing vetiver dry down! Very natural fresh smell of rose and fig. Office friendly. Absolutely love it 😍 A great spring and summer fragrance.

Yep. Smells like babydoll. SLIGHTLY less rosey and added figs. It’s less unisex than Bal d afrique. Which means it’s kinda girly- but a man could wear it

Oh my gosh, if you love bold, juicy scents, this is for you. I can smell all the scents, nothing overtakes the other. I just love this

wtf is up with the product photo on this page. embarrassing AI slop.

its nice but its more sparkling citrus than earthy fig to my nose

Heaven!!! Full bottle immediately please!!!

I have been hearing much about ‘maceration’/oxidation and I wonder if perhaps it is what has me feeling duped by this scent—I’ll start from the top. I first ordered a sample of this scent about a year and a half ago...maybe longer. The decant was so lovely, green and dainty. She served something i had never smelled before, and I wanted another platter. But after i got a full size bottle, I wasn’t feeling the same. I wondered if I was too rash with my decision. I kept feeling overwhelmed by the scent and I felt that coworkers were offput by it...they thought it was a male’s cologne (namely our misogynistic boss) but I came to realize it may have been me. So basically, while my decant is young and dumb and full of fun, the juice in my full bottle is darker, heavier, and more cloying. She demands attention and she doesn’t care who is hurt. I can see how they are sisters and not twins. I don’t think this is a dupe or a fake, especially because I purchased it on a reputable site. But I can’t help but feel that this relatively new bottle is a bit harder to wear. I think you need a VERY light hand. The decant has a small nozzle with an almost defective spray. This YSL bottle is heavy and there is definitely nothing affecting her pipes. Even one touch can soak the skin if you spray from a close distance. So my goal is to resolve this problem and hopefully get a less intense/headache inducing result. I can smell the decant in there but there are a lot more layers. I just can’t put a name to what they are..

Lavallière is a green fig fragrance with a floral heart and just the right amount of sweetness. The fig is jammy and realistic, dominant throughout and enjoyable for this fig lover. However, while Lavallière is pretty decent, the only fig perfume I need is Philosykos. Still, YSL's take on a figgy scent is nicely composed, set apart by the rose that marries well with the fig note. Lavallière opens with the aforementioned fig note, green initially, becoming increasingly sweet and jammy as it develops. A little fresh citrus adds brightness and the tart, cordial-like blackcurrant sets off the sweet fleshiness of the fig. As it develops, rose emerges, powdery and slightly sweet, an inspired inclusion. It forms an unusual accord with the fig that really works. Woody notes creep in as it fades, with dry, grassy vetiver complementing the fig here to perfection. Other floral notes come to the fore here, soft jasmine in particular. It becomes quite musky, fading to fig on a musky-floral background. Sillage is strong and longevity is moderate. A feminine-leaning fig scent with floral nuances, Lavallière is nicely done, set apart by its fig-rose accord. A spring/summer scent for fig lovers. 3.5/5.

This is lovely, definitely my favourite from YSL's high end line. It's nostalgic, and it does remind me of Babydoll. By extension, this scent also reminds me of the glossy pages of teen magazines, with their scented inserts. It smells fresh, sophisticated and chic, just how we would have imagined the stereotypical Parisian woman back then. What I like about this is that it's such a nice blend of notes. I typically can't stand blackcurrant, and I'm not a fan of fig either. But the way this perfume is blended, these challenging notes are perfectly balanced and supported by their counterparts. The result is a scent that manages to smell equal parts fresh, fruity and floral, with a slight green nuance. I find it very refreshing, both literally in terms of the actual scent itself, and the fact that it's such a departure from most designer scents these days. Definitely a daytime scent, and suited for warm weather. I can see it being an excellent professional scent, but also suitable for going out, or even casual use. Finally, a blackcurrant-forward scent that not only doesn't smell like urine, but is actually extremely pleasant! Well done to the perfumer on this one.

It's ultimately a fresh fruity Fig and fresh Rose scent, with some smooth black currant being quite prominent in kt as well, this transitions into a mainly Vetiver Rose scent (with remnants of the fruit), very far into the drydown. Definitely not My type of scent, and I feel obligated to try it again in the future to get a better grasp on it, but nonetheless it's quite pleasant. Definitely a summer/warmer occasion scent mainly due to the fruityness, I can see this also being a good casual reach for errands and outings, medium projection on my skin with around 6 hours longevity, leans a little too feminine to me but it's very nice, definitely could be pulled off by a guy. Final Verdict 7/10, I may update my score and add an edit in future, should I have the opportunity to try it again

I was never a fan of fig fragrances, but this one, after quite a while since its release, has grown on me lately. I've only tried it once, and that fig accord seemed a bit too pungent for my taste. A few days ago, trying it again, it felt like something natural to me. Don't know if it's because I've been lately exploring more fruity stuff and now that fig accord doesn't feel as pungent, but it's definitely a piece worth looking into. It's leaning more towards feminine, but this is much lighter and easier to wear than Jumpsuit, for instance (which I'm absolutely in love with, and I'm a man), that is a magnolia bomb. Will add it to my collection for sure since spring's here.

This is a really fun feminine scent. It sits so nicely on my skin and is the first ‘green’ perfume I’ve actually enjoyed on myself. You get the freshness and a clean feel, but it has more depth with soft florals and a fruity vibe that rounds it all out nicely. This makes the fragrance feel young while still making me feel elevated and mature. It’s perfect for someone mid-to-late 20s, looking to expand their range. After the dry down, I get some of the powder coming through. Overall, it’s lovely and I want a full bottle. This feels like a skin scent but I have a feeling it might leave a soft trail.

I just got a sample of this and it is so lovely! It’s bright and sharp. It starts with a really juicy cassis note that stays throughout the composition and then the fig and rose soften this scent. I have to agree with the reviewer Gillzathrillza, the performance is abysmal for the price. I was shocked how poor it is, I sprayed it on my skin at 1:17 and it was gone before 2:00.

The opening is outstanding for me: rose with black currant like L'Ombre Dans ultra feminine version, later fig started to appear and it becomes less bright and more to masculine department. After 2 hours it is all about fig.

It opens very green and unisex, there’s something masculine in it but it turns into fruity phase quickly. It’s very catchy and addictive, I now like it the most from this line.

It’s very wearable and refreshing. It captures the essence of fig and reminds me of a daytime walk in the garden, which makes me feel so, so, so good!

I'm still confused about the "fig" accord, however this is a very nice watery & green rose with fruity & leathery qualities.

Lavalliere is super good. Its light and fruity and floral but too feminine for me. If I was a girl Id probably wear this

revisiting this after 1 yr, idk why but i get a really prominent stemy rose in the opening that resembles the bitterness of tomato leaf and/or bell pepper used in perfumery aside from fig. the rose itself is slightly acidic/sour but not necessarily in a bad way. the geranium i feel is more rosy than the rose itself and it's adding a body of sweetness in the dry down. has anyone smelled the new margiela, from the garden? well, idk why but this reminds me of that one all of a sudden. it did not smell this green when i had received it.

I love Figs and I hate Roses. This fragrance does not smell like Figs and Roses. It smells like the most gorgeous peonies and and maybe some citrus and fresh white roses with long stems, certainly feminine. I absolutely loved it for 10 minutes. But then something went wrong. The floral bouquet faded away, some light soapy Musk appeared and made it smell like a boring designer perfume. In less than 2 hours it was gone. Dina_France (YouTube perfume reviews)

Enormously floral, rosy, and musky. Somebody said this smells like luxury Irish spring on me. That's cool, but not for $350. Edit: I forgot to mention, I don't smell any fig lol

Nice but very familiar green and fruity rose. And it has that early 2000s vibe in the opening. Gave me heartburn in the drydown.

Very very similar to Dior Rouge Trafalgar ! And last longer than Rouge trafalgar

Anybody knows who’s the nose behind this one?