Diane Eau de Toilette Diane von Furstenberg for women

Diane smells so much like Agent Provacateur... I'm not too fond of how it starts, but love how it smells like after awhile...as in, I like it when it smells like Agent Provocateur. So, maybe I should just get AP. But, there's something in this that makes me nauseous--I know I smelt it in something else which also made me feel a littl ill. Wonder what it is! My guess is that it's a certain type of violet scent.

I have not tried the edp, but Diane von Furstenberg DIANE edt strikes me as a market-data generated creation attempting to combine two currently popular trends: personal hygiene and sweet patchouli frags. It seems to me that DIANE fails in the quest to serve both of these market niches simultaneously.

This offering is too clean to be an inviting floriental (not to mention the very low level of in any case totally indistinguishable, "abstract" flowers...), and too sweet to be an "I just took a shower" scent. It's almost as though two perfumes were mixed together, under the (erroneous) assumption that the final product would satisfy the broadest spectrum of tastes. The experiment did not work, at least not according to my nose. Désolée.

Smells like a fresh baby with an underlying smell of a mature conservative woman. I am 20 therefore I do not like this at all.

I received a sample of this and tested in shop.
I quite like this EdT, not overpowering and a little bit original compared to other mainstream. At least a few different notes! The EdT anyway is too light for me and simpler. Still it keeps a ladylike vibe, so that this fragrance sticks quite out of the crowd and makes you notice it. It smells like an old school perfume made new, if it makes sense.
I would suggest this one to someone who likes elegant perfumes for ladies. Frangipani is nice and also violet. I would rather go for EdP, if I liked the kind.
For me it's a scent for a grown up woman with black garther and silky stockings and a silk dress, all very expensive.

Ummm... It's really hard to distinguish it as another one, this is just a lighter version of EDP one. Seems you need to reduce patchouli and plus frangipani to have it. Also a little fresher in opening and you know what so much better than EDP one, more youthful and elegant yet not for under 35.

I REALLY wanted to love this one. I am just not 'wow'ed' by it at all. I was expecting something rich and deep. It is very linear. Not impressed with the frangipani or violets in this one. The myrrh is very noticable, a little patchouli, a little musk. It actually starts to smell 'soapy'. Boy I wish this was blended better...I will finish my sample and maybe something will occur to make me love it. As for now, too many other gorgeous scents on the market for it to compete with....and of course...the lasting power is incredible for an EDT!