Year: 2006
Notes: bergamot, lime, melon, peach, prune, cinnamon, blackcurrant bud, violet leaf, geranium, orange blossom, lilac, cyclamen, rose, ylang-ylang, jasmine, gardenia, vanilla, ebony, sandalwood, ambergris, white musk
While Angels of Florence remains a well-executed fruity-floral, there's also something unmistakably Christian Dior-ish about the whole affair.
Actually, it shares obvious olfactory parallels with two particular Christian Dior creations: J'Adore and Miss Dior Chérie. While it's impossible to deny that Angels of Florence is more natural and better blended, it's still a very disappointing and uninspired composition.
With a percentage of the sales profits going towards The Angels of Florence Foundation, which is committed to the restoration of Florentine monuments, one was expecting something a lot more memorable and unique.
Actually, it shares obvious olfactory parallels with two particular Christian Dior creations: J'Adore and Miss Dior Chérie. While it's impossible to deny that Angels of Florence is more natural and better blended, it's still a very disappointing and uninspired composition.
With a percentage of the sales profits going towards The Angels of Florence Foundation, which is committed to the restoration of Florentine monuments, one was expecting something a lot more memorable and unique.
