Karl Lagerfeld Paris 21 Rue Saint-Guillaume Eau de Parfum

Smells great as expected and lasts all day

Very pleased with this perfume

This is a very lovely perfume, it smells very lush and expensive. However its not very long lasting, so you need spray again after a few hours. The fact that its not last long is the only down side otherwise i absolutely love it. I will buy again

I absolutely adore this fragrance. Such a strong femme scent.I love it.Great things come in small packages.The bottle is so cute.Simple, cute bottle with a powerful scent.Love it.

When I first opened it and sprayed, I wasn't sure, it didn't smell great, but then the smell developed into something lovely, a fruity sweet time with a musky undertone, really nive

When I first tried this perfume I thought it was really nice. It has a very light flowery front note and a musky undertone that really suited my skin. However, this did not seem to last very long at all and the smell that it left actually gave me a headache.As we all know perfume it really a matter of personal choice and I don't mean to put people off by writing this but it really is not for me.

There are not too many of the plethora of new fragrances That immediately appeal, but this is one of them. My daughter loved it immediately and once in use, so did I (her Dad).The fragrance is not sweet nor clingy, it has a certain earthly type of smell that immediately appeals.Very impressed with it’s longevity and even more so considering the price.RECOMMENDED

I've got a confession to make in that while I was excited to be sent this for free by Amazon to review, I actually thought it was a men’s fragrance. So, this review is my perspective on it which might be of use to either women looking to buy this for themselves, or men looking to buy as a present, or they are just super comfortable wearing a summer floral scent. All that said, I do like reviewing fragrances and something outside of my normal comfort zone is welcome.First up, it’s advertised as a "fruity chypre", a chypre being a floral fragrance with a woody musky base, sandalwood and patchouli rounding the base out. The fruit comes from top notes of mandarin and grapefruit; in between you find the floral mid-tones of rose and jasmine, all in all, a classical sounding spring/summer fragrance.For me this reminds me of setting off for a walk by the river with my partner on a warm summer evening into town on our way out for a meal; in all honesty it reminds me of the original Daisy by Marc Jacobs. I know Daisy has taken on a life of its own now with, it seems, dozens of re-imaginings but the original is still the best.If there is anything to criticise about this perfume is it its lack of longevity, I borrowed a friend to test it on but after an hour or so, could barely smell it without getting up close and I didn't really feel comfortable doing so! She likes it though, so I gave her the rest of the bottle, she will get more use out of it than I will, and, if a woman's opinion in this is of value to you as well, she likes the fragrance. I explained it was crafted in the image of Karl Lagerfeld's experience of roses in a Paris garden, to which she just smiled and nodded, read into that what you will.All in all, 3.5/5 of this fresh fragrance, falling short only with regard to its fairly subtle lasting power. I would take off an extra point as well, but this is great value for what it is, and sure to be appreciated as a gift.