XXI: Art Deco - Blonde Amber

This perfume is absolute high-class. It smells slightly sweet and fruity of orange and dried fruits, and in the base of gentle tobacco and amber. Subtle floral and woody notes also resonate. The perfect fragrance for the cold season. Unfortunately, the price is incredibly high and not justified, although the scent is absolutely great.

At first rather so-so, after a short time the fragrance emerges and develops into a pleasant-smelling scent

It is much worse than, for example, Jump Up and Kiss Me Hedonistic. It reminds me of my grandfather's or grandmother's old perfume. Zero grace, zero identity. The materials used here are indeed expensive, there is nothing to argue about, but it is way too old-school for this era. This is not worth the money unless you just like to flaunt things you own. Suitable for everyone—I cannot feel any boundaries. Longevity and sillage, however—there are no questions.