A classic example of how a fragrance can be changed by body chemistry. It is the ultimate feminine floral . souvenir of the 80's. This is the only one i can recall almost as a dream. Pungent heavy chemical awfulness. I tested it two days ago - one spritz on the back of my hand. Wouldn't mind taking the olfactory train down memory lane if I could find a bottle of the original, but don't miss wearing it. A reviewer below called it "tangy" and yes, that's the right word. A delicate and interesting mixture of scents that can't let you indifferent! I love fragrances from the 70's. I wear this to work I spirits on just a tiny bit it last all day(which is why I like it). I miss this beautiful fragrance here, in Uruguay. Decades have passed, and I moved on from these to other styles. I got a vintage Chloe, 50ml, like the above bottle but def a Lagerfeld box. (btw, she loves that she can now buy this at a drugstore at a great price! No repurchase just a fond farewell. But I wasn't sure about Chloe. In summer, it makes me think of the warm summer days surrounding me, but in fall/winter, it reminds me of being on a heated porch, wrapped in flannels and blankets, watching the cold wind whirl all around outside of the bubble of the porch -- thankful that this warm embrace exists. There are good reasons it still sells - it is a tribute to classic femininity created by esteemed designer, Karl Lagerfeld ( recently deceased ). It smells a tad old fashioned, too. I completely fell in love with it. 31 mars 2020 - Cette épingle a été découverte par +33 6. Sprayed on paper strip, they are perfect, but sprayed on me, do not develop, I feel nothing. Can't really narrow it down to which one though. This is one of those powerhouse scents for a woman who wants to smell as strong and unique as she is, which is to say, it's not for everybody. The white floral aspect makes it clean feeling. My youngest daughter has made Chloe her signature fragrance now . You can tell it's a classic right away. I was delighted when she bought it; I did not like the dark side of Emeraude and the other metallic powder dark scents she had worn through the years. Τimeless, one of a kind scent. Peachy, creamy florals with the tuberose and carnation being rather prominent on me. I was gifted this when I turned 16 in 1987. From what I can remember, it would be a very dated frag now, but I'm sure some people still enjoy it. Something very comforting and nostalgic about this scent. Mostly for sentimental purposes, as it was one of the fragrances my mother would wear (and I frequently stole from her medicine cabinet for a spritz) when I was a child. It has a vintage aura that makes me feel pretty in a retro, red lipstick, sorta way. I'm back dear lady. It lacks some of the depth of the original Chloe, but I still like it very much - it still has decent projection and longevity, at least no one will complain of "tasting" it again....the days of perfume smelling that powerful are long gone. At first I thought it was musty/soapy and powdery and I liked it fine... but you must try on skin! It tells all those teen frags, hey grils, this is how you are sweet without being dessert. beautiful, but nothing unique. They collect dust because it's hard to wear them in the modern world despite their beauty. I'd like to recommend the vintage version of this as worth trying -- I have fond memories of my high school sweetheart smelling wonderful wearing it in the 80s :-). Didn't know it was still manufactured! Longevity is pretty good sillage is pretty good. Μy best friend wore it on her 20's,around 199-something,at 9 o'clock in the morning,in the class,when all our senses were too sleepy and on dysfunction,but she smelled DIVINE! Chloe Douglas est née en 1960 à Londres, où elle passe ses premières années d’enfance. Hanté Perhaps I should hunt down the original Lagerfeld version. Comments about a hairspray aura in the opening are absolutely accurate. It doesn't hold a candle to this original Chloe, which I first smelled in 1982. Beautiful. Au havre torve où fuit l’heure atavique, A weird, ugly smell that doesn't seem comfortable with itself, really odd. Dicocitations est un partenaire du Monde. Some days its very fresh some other days its more like a twin to Calvin Klein Obsession on my skin, they share the spicy vibe's. Warm, heavy, dusty aroma with sandalwood-cedar-moss drydown. Poème pour Chloé. I smell a little bit of Oscar De La Renta and Yves Saint Laurent Paris, but less powdery and smokier, darker, and sexier. A floral note lingers into the otherwise woody, ambery drydown. I don’t get much wood at all. There’s something about it, possibly the tuberose combined with peach, that makes it smell a little like sunshine. I first tried this in winter, because my mom used to wear it, and it was a headache inducing nightmare. I might still wear it during spring or autumn, but it is definitely not a favourite and I would not repurchase. Recently bought a vintage, Lagerfeld version, from eBay. My mother bought me a bottle of this by accident because she got confused when I said I loved my Chloe perfume (the other Chloe...) I figured I would give it a try anyways. A treize ans elle part pour la France, dans les Cévennes, avec ses parents le poème « à jamais » est un poème de Chloe douglas et date de 2010. Aujourd’hui L’eau salée-amère éclabousse la feuille de colère avant que l’encre sèche Et sans alarme de l’arme les crayons sont brisés en lambeaux Ne It seems to last longer on my clothes than my body. Still had the suffocating tuberose, the peppery carnation, and the peachy notes. I was talking to my sister the other day and we were laughing about how sophisticated we thought we were wearing fragrances like that at the time. But perhaps someday I will get to smell a 70s vintage to compare. L’enchantement est divin, le temps n’a plus de Résumé :Pour un devoir en classe, Clark doit écrire un poème sur la personne dont il est amoureux. I am about to do my first blind-buy: Reading the comments about this perfume and looking at the price, it looks like a must-buy. Où l’âtre fatigué de ton esprit It was something I'd liked, but not enough to repurchase given all the fragrances out there waiting to be tried. Voir plus d'idées sur le thème poeme pour ma soeur, soeurs citation, soeur. To think that this is the Coty Prestige version, I can only imagine the depth of sweetness of the original version. If this is Tuberose I need to cancel my Bandit lust and get Fracas immediately. Mais c'est si grand, si loin !-Avec de la mémoire On se tire de tout :-allez voir pour y croire. Vaste moment déchiré d’ombre, It was quite nice in a sense. It's from the year it came out. A la descente de la brume, le bois secret s’allume. Not really "wearing" it to give it a chance. This fragrance just does not fit my image of myself anymore. The main difference to me is that the reformulated Chloe is sharper with lots of buzzing hairspray aldehydes before hitting the central tuberose, honeysuckle, jasmine and lilac notes. It's too...something...Maybe too much aldehyde or tuberose, I'm not sure. But sometimes it reminds me of my great granny. I like both to be honest but the vintage is more crowd friendly. It reminds me of Elizabeth Taylor Diamonds and Emeralds a bit, very orange blossom honeysuckle. I can remember sitting in the bathroom watching her put on her makeup and teasing her hair, cigarette leaving a trace of nicotine on the edge of the sink, and her fussing that she forgot she left it there. A touch of coconut gives an opaque-ish finish. There is something so warm and cozy about this fragrance. I can not understand why it is not preferred over the new generic and over priced version. There are other fragrances that seem to come to mind briefly although this scent is unique. The aldehydes were ALL I could make out other than a hint of what smelled like dead carnations. 5 A Jamais A jamais, le sourire osé, Seulement le travail que je dois faire dans ma tête me donne des espoirs. I have worn this since 1980 when I was a young student in university. Romance in a bottle, soft and very subtle not loud but makes a statement. It breaks my heart that this perfume has so many dislikes! One year I decided to buy her a bottle for Christmas only to keep it for myself instead! What I remembered the most about it was the peach note, not having the nose or knowledge to identify any other notes. Just neutral. Chloe cut through all of it: the hairspray, the cigarette smoke, the tobacco, the face powder. Chloe is an iconic floral that never goes out of style. What they bottle today under this name is nothing Ike it used to be. I don't generally like a lot of the "classic" perfumes--I hated Chanel No 5 for instance--but this one is very pleasant. Un million de feuilles se couchent par terre. I can't smell any one note in particular but overall I get a sweet, fuzzy vibe. Mom wore IT. I had this but didn't like it at all so gave it away. et brutal envers ! The heart is a big, natural, heady, fleshy tuberose with that narcotic tinge that narcissus brings, just a little powderiness, and a soft musk sneaking in at some point. Smelled this the other day at Khols. I buy a bottle anytime I can to stock up. I used to dab my wrists and behind my ears when we go out for dinner. it is hidden behind the flowers, but it's just enough to give you some personality. This is lovely. I used to wear Chloe when I was young to great acclaim, if I say so myself. Poeme od Lancome je cvjetni miris za žene.Poeme je predstavljen 1995. Dated? If a perfume last long on the market it's a classic and classics never go out of style. Definitely office appropriate, but not inspiring. Then the tuberose and carnation start to settle in with a hint of peach and coconut in the background. My mom used to wear Chloe parfum when she got dressed up for special occasions years ago, so I associate it with those days. However, upon the opening, I thought it smelled quite classic and luxurious, a nice mellow scent a classy woman would wear. I have a feeling it really is discontinued now, even in drugstores and outlet, which forced me to order it. Tout le grand souci d’être attend que se Here it is an hour later and it has mellowed out a bit, to a more green/lush blend with the floral. It's a beautiful heavy floral perfume. Chloe Douglas, 2018. I'm picky. Chloe original is such a cheerful scent. An early memory of mine being very little-4or5-is this bottle standing on its box on my mother's boudoir. I'm amazed. There is a subtle mystery about this fragrance. Like someone above stated, this was in drug stores when I was a teenager in the '70s, and it was very popular with kids, but way too tuberose-y for me! A very pleasant, enjoyable scent, just not the classic powerhouse I was hoping for. No, not really. Somehow, it resembles a tiny molecule of any oriental frag for me. I had the opportunity of re introduction by a client of mine who was wearing this scent. i do realize that i recognize and have smelled it on people in the past, which is always interesting. The drydown is the best part - it's sweet and musky, I can definitely feel the benzoin, gorgeous coconut and amber. A couple years ago I received this as a gift from a friend. Not light but then that's what a classic French perfume was originally like. They were my intro to the big powerhouses of silage. By the way, this package and bottle I got were exactly as pictured and as much as I can recall the scent is very much like the "original," at least to my nose. This has much more warmth and depth . I'm not a huge fan of alderhydic scents. I liked and wore the old one but have not tested the new one. Some departent stores are actively putting the classic Chloe out for test, and it's easy to see why. 5 was quite off-putting. Imprimer ce poème. This was too strong for my sensitive nose. Maybe its because I have the new formula pictured above, but I dont seem to get it. To my surprised, it's heavy white florals and powdery. Si vous recherchez un poème pour une déclaration ou à offrir pour la Saint-Valentin, consultez cette rubrique dédiée à une Saint-Valentin d'amour ainsi que celle réservée aux poèmes et textes pour une déclaration amoureuse. After a hectic/stressful day you come home and start a nice warm relaxing bath, sip some wine to unwind and let go of your days worries. Thats probably down to the formula.The only good thing for me? I have both vintage versions, and all I get from them is musty overripe peach and a tiny hint of vinegar. Enjoying this, my mother’s favorite, now that the weather is FINALLY warming up and feeling more like spring. However, after I opened up the box, I realized (duh) that it was the original Chloe. I remember the scent being quite strong, but sweet in a floral way, maybe the orange blossom and honeysuckle. Recently I smelled Chloe at a discount store and it still smelled cheap. after awhile i sense more tuberose, but i think the hyacinth and lilacs are making it seem more powdery and spring-like. This is another one I love, as it's another one of the few vintage perfumes that seem to suit my body chemistry. If you're tired of the sugary vanillas of the last few years and aren't into "trendy", definitely give Chloe a shot - you may just find your new classic! My favorite out of the Chloe line. Il est vrai que, pour moi, je n'y suis point allé. Even the design of the bottle, with its soft curves and lily-shaped stopper, was criticised. Please read the Terms of Service and Privacy policy. lf you're into tuberose and white florals you should definitely try this one. Anonymous1399639, le 16/06/2009. One of my very favorite ones of all times. par Salus Je suis Tu es En vie Nous vivons Dieu merci ! Maybe I will get another for good times sake. It brings back memories of my first sweetheart that I was with from thirteen to seventeen. Amazingly enough, I spotted this beauty at an antique collective this afternoon!! I mostly use this as a room spray. I wore this and Anais Anais a lot. I feel very elegant when I am wearing this, indeed Chloe Chloe exudes confidence, being chic and glamorous! 2 ‎ (LP, RE) Deutsche Grammophon , … I respect and worship Uncle Karl and I love the history of this perfume, and especially love reading everybody's amazing stories below, but this is suffocating to me and doesn't settle into my skin or become my own scent in any way. Cecita is still sold in Brazil, though diluted by many reformulations (it was a very potent scent,beloved by Brazilians in the 80s and early 90s, since at that time foreign perfumes were unbeliavably prohibitive to the population and Cecita had great longevity , projection and sillage). My. the classic Chloe is the perfect "sorry-not-sorry" scent for the young woman who has made her peace with inevitably becomming her mother. Le son cède et s’emmêle It has incredible sillage and longevity-- but that only makes it worse if you dont like it! its a shame they discontinued the old formula..........it was a beautiful strong creamy floral scent............i just loved it..........the re-created version im sad to say just doesnt cut it........smells to chemical for me - it lacks the creaminess.........and where the heck are the aldehydes lol - not in the re-created version......and the beautiful honeysuckle & tuberose in the original just doesnt shine in the re-created version..........i think its time for this one to be put to sleep lol............but i do love the "new" chloe (in the square bottle ) & the whole "new" chloe line - which is nothing like this recreated version - so dont get them confused :). I bought the reformulation for the sake of having the bottle, but the scent itself is hideous. I have to Admit at first I did not like this fragrance it was too old fashioned for me, something I would give to my grandma, but as the notes started to develop, I cannot get enough of it!! I'd buy it immediately if I saw it here! I could tell that the shoppers around me did not like what they were smelling..so I went to the bathroom and washed it off of my hand. Super-gorgeous. I've smelled it on others and it smelled beautiful. I really, really, really like this! It was Autumn and the weather was cool but the wind was blowing softly from south. I found a gift set of the reformulated version at Marshalls on clearance with a bottle of the edp and the body lotion. I don't immediately smell 'white flowers" I smell more yellow/pink flowers if that makes sense. Way back in 1980, when I was 10 years old, a family friend gave me a sample vial of Chloe because she thought it was something that a "young lady" might enjoy. This could be the inspiration for Giorgio or Poison. this is like a orchestra of flowers and notes that keep growing by the minute! Huge longevity. I can't believe I had never checked out this perfume. Since Cecita was a very well known perfume and predates Chloe by almost 10 years, you reach your conclusions. It was like I'd found my long lost soul mate. I used up my teeny miniature and eventually bought a large bottle but it smelled different, just floral, no sweetness. I am very happy that it appeared to me out of the blue, as it did. You dry down to a beautiful field of floral loveliness, but you are so warm and cozy (must be the amber, musk and woody notes). I'm just a little surprised how this scent is pretty enjoyable, if I was to wear this I would put it on very lightly because it could be easily overwhelming. Very powerful scent, not entirely off-putting. I guess it's a pretty well-rounded fragrance and its age is a testament to its uniqueness. It smells very mild and musty. I'm so glad I found this one. 25, is a work for violin and orchestra written by Ernest Chausson in 1896. POEME. Enjoy the compliments coming ladies! The sillage and longevity on the skin are moderate. Oh! I sense a tiny, little spice (is that pepper?) I had it twice: first, the Karl Lagerfeld version and then, the Chloe's one. It has been around since 1975 ! I never really appreciated this beauty when I had it at the end of the 80s, I rarely wore it and I've been ignoring it ever since, I'd dismissed it as an old fashioned heavy floral.. what a fool I was. Truth be told, I don't get any tuberose in this- I get much more aldehyde, orris root, rose, lilac, honeysuckle and musk. It was a bitter-type aldehyde that did not evolve into anything more appealing. I have lately been wearing it to bed and it's heavenly to me. Sweet but pretty, though dated. Smells like a beautiful Hindu priestess. The first time I tried Chloe, my impression was hardly favorable. What my mother wore in my childhood. A huge thank you to MoreScentsThanDollars for a great swap which allowed me to join the party - I don't know where I've been in regards to Chloe. This is a great scent for spring, but really would be good for any time of the year. I thought it was the most beautiful fragrance I'd ever smelled. I finally got a tiny miniature and it was love at first sniff. Not a fan of the original but I know it smelled a lot better than this. I wore this when it was first introduced in 1975..I loved it then and it is still one of my favorites..The parfum is the best way to experience it, and a little dab is enough..It brings such wonderful memories, just as classic scents are supposed to do.. Sets the fragrance off perfectly and brings back many memories. Oh Chloe!!! My mom has worn this for as long as I can remember. From my very first miniature when I was about 10 to all the bottles I've repurchased without a second thought. C’est l’éclat du soleil qui habille Chloé. There is not one note listed that I don't like. La pluie récente parfume l’air. I’ve got both the original Lagerfeld Chloe parfum and the current reformulated Coty Chloe edt. This review is for the vintage Lagerfeld EdT. I haven't worn it since then though. I was expecting more drama and risk with the narcissus and tuberose. Just be sure not to spray too much, and she's a beaut, rich and complex. :(. It became flowery as well. I fell like a child when I smell it. I'm sure I sniffed the nozzle of this perfume at some point in the 90s and (probably, truthfully) crinkled my nose. XXIV But Chloe doesn't like me. It would settle around in you a beautiful, warm cloud and the staying power was incredible. Laisser un commentaire Annuler la réponse. When the formula was first created it was not a cheap scent at all and sold in nice department stores. I like floral powdery smells as they remind me of Victorian ladies...I wish I could have smelled the other Chloe perfumes along side of this. Tuberose, peaches, and aldehydes with hints of coconut! I sniffed the bottle and it smells good but seemed it was missing something warm and deep and the top was a little brassy. The scent I experienced was nothing like I remembered. Chloe is such an uplifting, gorgeous scent :-). νικά | 汉语 | Nederlands | Srpski | Română | العربية | Українська | Монгол | עברית | Luxois Watches | I have a thing for vintage or old school fragrances that standout from the infinite sea of sweeties lining modern shelves. It smells fruity, elegant, strong but at the same time so soft. Strange, cause notes of different Chloe fragrances are not the same, of course, and I can't track what is 'the note that does not like my skin'. It's buttery and spicy on my skin. It was rich,full sophisticated lady scent, and I was a teenager and couldn't pull it off. Green and soapy at first with a big dose of aldehydes and hyacinth. The silage is moderate on me and she lasts 4 hours or so. She later went back to the powder dark side, and I don't think they suit her as well. With drier, more floral fragrances cycling back into vogue (my fellow Millienals have become adults!) It smells like a million bucks but it's a cheapie, so get it while it's still selling and I hope to God it is never discontinued. As time passed, rather quickly, I got a scent I've admired on others for......a million years! I could still smell the hints of more complex florals, and the nice woody, mossy base, but only as the merest suggestion. My sister wore this in the 80's. Let me just say that I'm NO FLORAL kinda gal whatsoever and still haven't find a single floral scent that I would love. Had to scrub my arm intently for several minutes before it subsided to a tolerable level. I bought it as a tribute to my all time hero Karl Lagerfeld, who designed the bottle with the lovely stopper. 7 juil. Say it all without a word. She's not really a perfume person, so this is the only one I really associate with her--her and her favorite "fancy" purple dress. I find this unisex. The 1975 version is extaordinary. Secret Garden (Poéme) - from the album ''White Stones'' (1997)Select the optimal resolution 720pThank you all for viewing and comments! Top notes are Narcissus, Datura, Peach, Plum, Himalayan Poppy, Mandarin Orange, Black Currant, Bergamot and Green Notes; middle notes are Mimosa, Vanilla Flower, Tuberose, Ylang-Ylang, Orange Blossom, Jasmine, Freesia, Heliotrope, Rose and Leather; base … What a difference time has made in fragrance geared towards the young. I wore this perfume for 25 years and it is time to move on. Admittedly, I'm not a floral gal, but this works SO well on my mom. Review for Chloe Lagerfeld (older version). I can remember the first time I smelled this perfume. This one is soapy and knocked me out in a good way. Maybe just Chloe is too soft for me. spicy, tuberose, mossy floral; very rich and deep; not a chypre but not a white floral; lovely. My mother have this. that always presents itself as an itchy, awful note and that's all I can smell.