Didn't like it in the 90's and I care even less for it now. Because of my love for Le Feu d'Issey EDP and EDT I've tried everything the brand put out, but nothing ever came close to what has drawn me ...
This is the younger, more innocent sister of Le Feu d'Issey. I've worshipped and worn both since the launch until the massacre of their discontinuation. Whereas the EDP was a lot stronger and mysterio...
This is the love of my life and I feel like Issey Miyake should be put on trial with a death row sentence hanging above his head for the absolutely unforgivable crime of discontinuing both the EDP and...
Very pleasing modern lilac with milky facets that makes me think of all things cozy, homely and comfortable with a bit of transparent floral elegance. It does not have enough of a context of nature, s...
Another sweet, diabetic failure from Issey Miyake. I keep going back to try the new stuff he brings out, hoping someone would have a face slap moment and bring back Le Feu D'Issey, but it seems that h...
I can smell rose, peony, pear, aquatics and musk. But mostly rose, peony and musk. Smells like a floral potpourri scented bathroom freshener or peony & rose floral handcream. Lots of florals, some la...
This eau de toilette is gorgeous! Aquatic.... smells so similar to CK Escape perfume. Lighter....but very similar. Way more expensive....very classy though. Year round scent....lasts long for toilette...
Though this is a rather older fragrance from the 90's, it is something that I like to revisit from time to time. It is often described as an aquatic fragrance, I see it as more of a floral fragrance....
Instant love and fascination with the top notes, but also disappointment that all the joy and beauty turn into just any woody base very quickly. So, I'm giving this a 5 for the olfactory experience bu...
An extremely well composed light fragrance opening a whole new area of fragrances when it was launched in 1992 making history. Today there is only the EDT and EDP (launch 2006) existing. There is a sl...
