Love in Paris smells exactly like a cheeky chic parisienne lady in her 20-30 age, washed with the finest parisienne creamy-powdery rose soap leaving trails of innocence and parisienne chic behind her, dressed in simple chic clothing and minimal makeup, just wearing her natural beauty and this perfume. For me it is very feminine and classy - without smelling vintage, which is great, there are not many of this kind. 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. 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.

Nina Rica founded her prestigious Paris brand on 20 Rue des Capucins, and soon became famous for her luxury perfume industry all over the world. Scent is nice, but I don't see that classy kind of image I would like to see when dreaming of Paris. LiP has a bright happy juicy quality with a nice depth, it does remind the spring in sunny Paris, strolling between boutiques and museums, and certainly adds some spring to your step in whatever city you wear it:). They just peek through from time to time and remind me that this could have been at least a nice creamy everyday perfume if they toned down the sharp cleanliness, especially in the sillage. That is, I'd consider it a day-time city scent that suits someone with polished, yet slightly naughty/sexy look and lively character.Ted Baker fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Julie Pluchet, Alain Astori, Sophie Labbe and Jean-Charles Niel. The composition harmoniously merges sweet peas, gardenia, tangerine, vanilla orchid, candied white almonds, musk, and Mizoram sandalwood.

Today the company belongs to the Puig corporation, whose management honours the heritage of the brand and continues to embody artistic traditions, releasing premium fragrances and flankers of previous editions.But even the current version of the perfume is very beautiful and complimentary: flowers, fruits, and a tiny piece of praline together create an incredibly elegant composition.

There is a certain French vibe (classic and slightly retro, too), but I don't really associate this perfume with Paris.Nina Ricci is a French fashion house founded by Italian-born Maria "Nina" Ricci and her son Robert in 1932. I rather "see" those huge flower fields in Provence, a beautiful sunset, a romantic, dreamy mood and a warm, caring hug. The style became a striking continuation of the concept – a bottle was decorated with figures of doves. I bought this for my wife in July, but I didn't check the expiration date right away at the post office. This fragrance was given to me as a present and I must admit that I would never have bought for myself, as the top notes in the fragrance are stronger than what I would normally go for.

It's a very suave fragrance - on my skin it's really 'spring-y', more floral than fruity and I can definitely feel violet on a discreet fruity background.I must admit I do have a hard time picking up individual notes in this fume, they all just sort of mesh together and form this overall aura of . The perfume composition is based on an unsurpassed combination of floral and woody accords intertwined with musk, oleander, centifolia rose, pink pepper and rose hips.