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Vivara (2007) (for women)

Designer: Emilio Pucci Olfactive Group: Chypre Floral
Emilio Pucci Vivara (2007)

 

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Vivara (2007) by Emilio Pucci is a chypre floral fragrance for women. The noses behind this fragrance are Francois Demachy, Nathalie Gracia-Cetto and Marie-Aude Couture. Top notes are amaretto, galbanum and bergamot; middle notes are orange blossom, jasmine and narcissus; base notes are patchouli, iris and vetiver.

Fragrance Notes

top notes
AmarettoGalbanumBergamot
middle notes
Orange BlossomJasmineNarcissus
base notes
PatchouliIrisVetiver

Vivara (2007) Fragrance Reviews:

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I have the original Vivara....which is an intensely green zesty alcoholic number, like a boozey daffodil....how does it compare to the 2007 version?
05/05/09 14:13:18
 
My friend wear this one and is very very good fragrance, unfortunately the price is high too
03/13/09 04:56:11
Finaly I have it! Hurow!!!!It was 50% discount and I'm luckily the owner. My husband loved it , the trail is great, long and beautiful. I'll spend spring and summer with it altering with another one (one of my favourite too). I'm a fan;)
03/10/09 02:41:45
I received this and others as a gift.It is slightly masculine but I can smell the amaretto and patchouli and it isn't my favorite scent but I wear it because it was a gift.I do like these bottles and when they are empty I will collect collect them and probly sit them around the livingroom as decoration.But the perfume will last me a while because I have to be in the mood to wear this.
03/04/09 07:05:47
 
Try Vivara directly on your skin, it's chypre and all it's beauty can be smelt from the skin only. Blotters and clothes don't give the full impression. Though I'm glad it doesn't suit everyone...
02/28/09 07:11:49
 
I'm still undecided on this one too. I thought I'd love it based on the description, but once I smelled the lotion, I wasn't too impressed. Expecially considering the price, I was expecting "wow". But it seems pretty non-descript to me. However, the bottle is gorgeous!!!
02/27/09 08:40:18
 
Vetiver gives the last male note I think. It's usually put into men's parfumes.
02/27/09 07:41:25
guest_Yana
It's a mixture of white flowers and sea breez for me. It has a long and cool trail of scent. It's good for Spring, like a gulp of fresh air. At the end smells slightly like a Men's parfume, but it doesn't make it worse. Love it! Wanna buy...
02/26/09 08:02:10
Hmmm...im a bit undecided on this one..i do like it..it smells different and the jasmine note is very prominent on my skin, although after a while it smells like aftershave!..expensive aftershave nonetheless :)..dont know if i want to go around smelling like a man!
02/03/09 12:54:21
Are you mod or modest? If you are the latter then this is not for you! This Cyhpre Floral is an expression of love in a slightly different direction. At first spritz the almond amaretto with it's partners of the citrusy bergamot, bitter orange and muskiness of galbanum, arouses you and prepares you for an exciting journey. You proceed into the heart with a continuation of a softer orange sensation mixed with a faint scent of narcissus and the lush but somewhat heavy jasmine. An unusual beginning, an intriguing middle but the final trek into the dry down is gratifying with the sweet fleur-de-lis, the green mood of vetiver and the magic potion of patchouli. This to me is a multifaceted fragrance that takes on a tone of it's own, like a song with its cadence style. At night, I'd wear this to a concert or anywhere there's live music to heat up the fragrance. For day wear, a trip to the Met while viewing art de object of Italian of Renaissance where concentration is a must for the cool down effect.
I'm glad this noted perfume of the past has been brought back to the forefront, it's a case of everything old is new again. The artsy and keen vivara print bottle brings back the memory of the Gucci, Pucci and Fiorucci revolution. Now that's' Italian
11/22/08 09:16:59
This perfume is vile!! I was given a free sample at a swanky department store and thought I'd give it a try once I got home but it smells like a cheap and nasty air freshener. It has a cold, almost clinical (and very unsexy!) smell and it was hard to pick out any particular notes because it smelt to me very artificial. I did give it a try in the hope that it would evolve into a nicer scent on my skin but it didn't and I couldn't wait to wash it off. Absolutely disgusting, yuck.
11/06/08 16:18:15
Delicious and with a good staying power.
Amaretto works good with orange blossom: a smiling fragrance!
10/28/08 06:34:41
VIVARA is one of the best perfume launched in 2007.It is a very fresh, green and oceanic fragrance that can be wearable by men. I can detect in this new issue the original Pucci VIVARA of 1965. I am an addict...Bravo Pucci!!!
10/28/08 02:37:12

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