Review of volupté by aad de gids

this is a fantastic perfume. elegant and sophisticated. I have always sensed it as an overload on Flowers which I love. in the first woosh you can smell Mimosa, Heliotrope, Narcissus, the Melon(s), Jasmin, Carnation, the Freesia and Osmanthus. in 1992 I immediately had the soap on vacation with a girlfriend. with Amarige as perfume. they definitely were interchangeable. the given that you had Paris and New York I found smashing. and the whole 1980s tactility and presentism of these legendary perfumes. strange thing was that I found some perfumes too light. while the Rose is my flower I never liked Trésor. but I came to recognize Sophia Grojsman's genius. Eternity I found too light. Samsara never did it for me. Ysatis and Amarige too light. but now I can embrace them and discover them. bc I loved only the most vile Hookers from the 1980s. Poison, Obsession, Giorgio. Red, Bijan Beverly Hills, Fred Hayman's 273 Rodeo Drive. and Coco of course, No5 perfume. No19, Y, Ivoire for Chypres. Fruit doesn't do it for me but here I smell a clôche of Melon and it is delicious. I mark this as Oscar de la Renta's Dominican Heritage. his fashion was full of frou frou and frille with breathtaking colours. this perfume is a worthy follow-up to the 'Oscar de la Renta' perfume. Gale Hayman's Beverly Hills was the apex of all the 1980s perfumes. Knowing, Paris but never Trésor of which I had the perfume ... then Nahéma, Gem, Creed's Fleur de Bulgarie. but that vacation in Italy was lovely due to the Savon Parfumée with the Amarige to close it in. a fabulous perfume !