Emilie Fragonard for women

Love this fragrance. I purchased a small bottle from the perfumery in Paris and use it as a special occasion perfume. Luscious, sweet scent with incredible staying power, but a little strong,so use sparingly.

This smell to clean for me, I can not decide, if I like it, or not. At the beginning I like it, there are some floral in it, but then I can not stand it on me, I can smell only clean note, even if the smell is not unpleasant. Hmmm, I guess, they added this annoying aldehydes into it, even if they are not listed here. This is a bold, long lasting fragrance.

I bought this in the Fragonard factory shop, (along with little bottles of various other scents) but this is the one I loved best of the lot. The lady who sold it to me, told me, (unofficially) that this is the basic formulation for YSL's "Paris" -- which had then just been launched, mid-1980s or thereabouts. But they are not allowed to name branded scents or claim a likeness to any branded names with their mixtures (although they are suppliers for the designer perfume industry).
I had to agree with her that it is basically a very, very concentrated "Paris" -- and rather lovely if you go for this sort of fragrance. Excellent value too!

Émilie- this name is suggests the image of a quiet, fragile woman but the scent is bold, very impulsive, quite loud and passionate.

The opening is already very intense, creamy rose twisted with lily of the walley notes, a bit harsh but it settles down to a pleasant, romantic and very french-like aroma with violet, sandalwood and jasmine. The amber very shy in the drydown.

This scent is the twin-sister of the discounted Baroque. A must have...:)

This is my all time favourite from Fragonard with Baroque. Very romantic scent, flowery, sweet and powdery. Emilie is totally out of "main stream". Emilie have very unique Soul of tenderness and comfort. Like a Lady full of Love and wisdom with her Heart connected to joyfull nature. I Love this Scent.
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I like this one. I bought in in Grasse after a guided tour through the Fragonard factory. When the weather is dull and/or I am under stress, just whenever I feel like I need a holiday, I put Emilie on. It is "loud" in the beginning and always brings back memories of holidays in the south of France.

I have only just introduced myself to Fragonard, and from what I have experienced so far, this brand caters to all the needs of a true floral lover.

Emilie may not be unique, yet this fragrance is extremely likable. Predictable in its composition, the floral notes come together to create something very pretty and feminine on the skin.

A little sweet, but mostly natural, Emilie could be categorized as a romantic scent. Rose and violet tend to dominate this composition with a slight powdery-ness.

There are many colourful aspects of this scent, however at times it can be too 'perfumey' and a little too loud. For the first few minutes after applying Emilie, the intial outburst is quite alcoholic. This may not be the case with the parfum version, but just as a fore-warning, the eau de toilette goes on very strong.

Emilie is quite a characteristic scent, almost like a refined, exquisite lady, possibly a French one, with elegance and style. The amber in the base notes begin to hint at her being a little naughty at times, perhaps rebellious and eager to break any constraints.

My only gripe with this fragrance is its lack of originality. I didn't expect to be blown away, however I needed that little something that made me draw in my breath.

I've long realized that I'm a "floral girl" so I couldn't walk by this fragrance))i can't pick out separate notes here (and don't really want to...okay, I'd say violet and jasmine are the most prominent here) it's just a classic beautiful flowery bouquet, great sillage, and it's very romantic))

My name is Jae and I am slowly becoming a Fragonard addict. After testing Eau Fantasque, I put the rest of the samples away and decided to focus on that one alone. Well, after deciding that I want the 200ml bottle, I decided to check out the rest of the samples. This one stood out and I know this has some rose in this. But it's standing right beside violet. Also, I just LOVE how the bases are light. This is such a bright fragrance. Whatever is going on with this, I can't help but to want this fragrance in my collection ASAP. This is beautiful.

I love it, love it. It is one of the nicest perfumes out there that does not leave a bad base smell. It is like a real classic perfume that just smells good.

When I was 16 I went to France on a school trip. We toured the Fragonard Perfumery and I purchased a set of 5 small bottles. Emilie was my favorite.

Emilie is a unique classical French perfume: a slightly animalic (ambery floral with a bit of tartness (rose?), and general sweetness....
It's powdery, but the violet is on the clean translucent side like in the masterpiece by Guerlain Après L'Ondée.
Multi-faceted, but not too much-it has great lasting power-a dryness(sandalwood?) with the flowery flavors underneath the sweet oiliness that jeca mentions.
It could be toooooo much if overapplied, but applied with a light hand, it's utter refinement, and has enough modernity to take it beyond the 1980's-or the 1800's-I'm not sure of which era this fragrance is more reticent.
Perhaps I'll even say that this one is timeless...

An intensive floral, sweet and oily with a great amount of violet, it reminds me of perfumes of 1980-ties: oily floral, complex, opulent.