Nina Ricci was acquired by Puig in 1998 and continues to produce fashions as well as men's and women's fragrances.

Fruity sweetness is a lingua franca of commercial feminine perfumery, but here sweetness and fruit flavor are separate elements combined to mimic a more vernacular sweetness. This was a clean, green lily-of-the-valley scent on me, acquiring shades of sweet fruity woodiness (I thought I got a bit of peach), as it dried and the greeness diminished. The style became a striking continuation of the concept – a bottle was decorated with figures of doves.A fresh and sensual fragrance for women, perfect for summer-autumn for a business day or a romantic evening.

I chose it with her taste (or rather lack of taste) in mind, taking her age and lifestyle into account. Later it takes an odd fruity direction, not berries fruitiness, but more luscious juicy, sweet and bit sour mix - this makes the special punch in it. note: weared by an old lady with lots of makeup and powder, lots of jewelery and screaming opulent clothing, this has to be a simply soapy nightmare. It's very soft scent, slightly sweet and stays rather close to the skin even though the scent is fairly long lasting.This smell is too commercial and I have the feeling that every second woman has it and puts it on her all the time because it is modern. not crazy about this blend but it's nice and comforting, yet not indeed very common, you will be regordnized distinctly with Paris. Sillage is soft to moderate, lasts 3 hours on me, but all perfumes have low longevity on me so don't make conclusions based on that. Love in Paris is so floral feminine classy elegant powdery perfume, though I don't find any citrus notes in this, its long lasting beautiful fragrance, I love every note in this perfume! No doubt it's a solid fragrance-nothing about this could be at all offensive--however, it's not at all original or memorable.