Eclat d`Arpege Lanvin for women

Lanvin Eclat d' Arpege is impossible to overspray. Very refreshing but sillage is poor and lasting power is moderate at best. Pleasant floral fruity green tea fragrance. A little fizzy too! I don't know, it may be an odd description but it reminds me of Sprite. Failsafe Summer fragrance --good for work and for enclosed spaces since it is generally inoffensive and invigorating.

1/16/2012: Found this on clearance maybe 2 yrs. ago @ TJMaxx for $10 (EdP), vaguely recogizing the L'anvin name. Beautiful bottle! Nauseating frag imho. Tossed it. Thank goodness it quickly led me to the "real" gem of L'anvin... Arpege (original), which has become a staple of my existance & one rare, true joy de vivre.

I have the original Arpege parfum, and while this doesn't smell a whole lot like it, it retains the peachiness of the original, and frankly, it smells better than most of the fruity junk that saturates today's market. It's a very original floral fruity, nothing else like it on the market. Haven't smelled a floral fruity this beautiful since Fleur d'Interdit. If you love peach and lilac, you should definitely give this one a chance. It's fresh and clean and perfect for summer. If it weren't December right now, I'd own it already!

Honestly, I just bought this perfume 'cause I was intrigued by its lilac-coloured juice. I find this scent clean and flowery. First spritz is really pleasant but the smell faded rather quickly. Can be worn during daytime or on warmer weather. So excited to use it during the first week, but I can say I'm so over it now, it is currently sharing space with other half-used perfumes and toiletries in my cupboard. Overall, it's a pleasant, inoffensive scent but lacks character as most everyday perfumes do.

Uplifting Lilac scent, with an undertone of violet. A bit heady at first...after about an hour dries down to a soft skin scent. Pretty amethyst-colored juice, and easy to find in stores like Ross/TJMaxx, etc.

this smells exactly the same as the regular eclat d arpège. same notes listed. why review it?

Nothing to do with the original Arpege and rather unoriginal - a pleasant but ultimately conventional fruity floral which smells like a thousand others.

An extremely well balanced floral with only a notional relationship to the family matriarch (Arpege). Peony, lilac and petit grain combined smell like a very soft lily. While neither green tea or peach blossom can be picked out of the scent they make the juice brighter and more springlike. Extremely likable but not quite lovable. If you're familiar with Lys by Marina de Bourbon you'll notice a definite resemblance. This is easy to find on sale or clearance and worth picking up if you're looking for a well-made lily/lilac scent.

It sounds like I Love Love by Moschino, but with a tea note. Women, buy it