The dress is famous, this may have been the dress she wore in the original marketing for Sex and the City. I have Covet Pure Blossom, whitch I absolutely adore, but this" thing" has only been a "meh..." untll now, This is a soft approachable classic perfume, the comments that this has a "masculine" note... that's not my experience of this perfume. This is ultra feminine. This would be versatile and comfortable ANYWHERE, in fact - I don't know a place where this perfume would NOT be appropriate. I was thinking of gifting it to my mother, but now I may keep it and then get another one for her. Very nice bedtime scent as others said, and last time I tested it, it gave a gentle scent cloud for at least 6 hrs.

What I can say is, it's definitely not a Narciso Rodriguez For Her dupe at all for me. I own both the EDP and EDT and they are no where near similar on my skin. This is more of a linear perfume, it doesn't transition or morph into different fragrance notes during the transitions from first spray to final dry down. The benefit of linear, this is a great fragrance for layering other perfumes that need just a little bit of oomph - or the added note of musk. Shapouri, Beth (October 22, 2015). "6 Fascinating Fragrance Facts We Bet You Never Knew About Sarah Jessica Parker". Glamour. Archived from the original on April 16, 2018 . Retrieved April 15, 2018. It's got a wonderful blend of notes to create this lovely natural smelling woody and lavender floral smell.Subtle and inoffensive to the point of being a tad bland. The notes that come close to setting it apart from many other similar fragrances do so diplomatically, not much is being said here. Even the sparkling alcoholic note isn’t that bold, a couple of glasses of bubbly aren’t out of the ordinary at even the most uptight functions. I always dust this off and give it a try every month or so but I just never like it. It's odd because it's inoffensive...but somehow it doesn't sit right with me. It gave me a headache the other day and I think I just need to officially let this one go. NOTTT for little girls. This fragrance is for women! It's a strong...mature...(not old ladyish), musky apple martini. It's VERY refreshing in the warm weather but in my opinion, it's very versatile and can be worn all year long. I am saving for the NR but i guess i'll use the money to get this and even can get another perfume!

I tried this about 10 years ago and I wasn't sure about it. I decided to revisit some more affordable fragrances. and personally I'd say it's not bad, not great, not expensive and as a big fan of Covet, not her best.I ended up liking this, but I did not experience what most other people seem to experience! (The whole "lavender/bergamot/martini/orange" thing? I didn't get any of that. At ALL. Which, as it turned out, was fine in the end.)

a b Burr, Chandler (October 16, 2005). "One Nosy Dame". The New York Times. Archived from the original on April 16, 2018 . Retrieved April 14, 2018.I really love this scent. I’m laughing here because people are explaining it as screechy? It is definitely not

Bought this for the wife who's worn Paris Hilton, Tommy Girl, Estee Lauder Pleasures. Her and I both immediately enjoyed Lovely upon spritzing it on our wrists. It is, by far, the most sophisticated of the aforementioned frags (not that that's saying much). I much prefer Born Lovely. Completely different fragrance and in my opinion a much better fragrance. Just so suddenly I kinda like it, ???, sumething has happened over all these ys, it's just not any cowabonga yet, but, it's starting to get more and more cuddellling... and it looks like I'm starting to fell in love again!! Who What Wear is part of Future US LLC, an international media group and leading digital publisher.this one surprised me because I don't typically like celeb perfume, but for the price point it doesn't smell too cheap I call this a mini Chanel. It's got those florals, got the classiness, got the sophisticated effect and its also got the name of herself, fabulous Sarah Jessica Parker plastered on its bottle. Light, floral, and a tiny bit fruity thanks to the orange and bergamot, this is an incredibly delicate perfume. The staying power is almost non-existent. In time it does mellow from the initial burst of pink nothingness into a slightly more solid, woodsy lavender - which is nice enough in and of itself, but this is a scent that unfortunately never shakes its unoriginality. Immediately after spraying it on my arm, I thought it was horrible. And, I mean, HORRIBLE. It was a sharp, bitter smell. I coughed, and then held my nose. I did notice that the atomizer sprayed steadily and evenly. That was of little consolation, however, as my next thought was, it's a shame that a horrible concoction is now evenly coated on my arm. Born, Julie Naughton,Pete (May 6, 2005). "Sarah Jessica Unveils First Fragrance". WWD. Archived from the original on April 16, 2018 . Retrieved April 15, 2018. {{ cite news}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( link)