Casaque Long Lost Perfume for women

I just received my bottle of Casaque from Fragrance Net. I still love it as much as I did in the 70's. When I bought it then, it was produced by Jean D'Albret and you could get gift sets with lotion, powder etc. It is a wonderful fragrance and much like White Shoulders, which I also like. I don't know if I am really getting the exact "recipe" as Casaque was made at that time, but it is lovely anyway. Somehow, I remember it coming in a blue and gold package. The last time I found it available was about 1980 or so and that was at the Bon in Hawaii where I lived. After that~~never saw it again. I'd love to know the story behind it's history if anyone knows it. Thanks!

I have an old half empty bottle of Casaque bought in the 70's which I have not sprayed for a long time. I have been wearing Michael by Michael Kors lately and it has been driving me crazy because I have been thinking to myself, that this reminds me of something. At last I have figured it out. In my opinion, Michael reminds me of Casaque. Michael is stronger, more modern of course, with very sharp bright flowers very long lasting. Casaque, more soft and romantic... but in my opinion, something about them is quite similar :)
P.S. I also have In Love by Hartnell which to me, also smells sort of similar... even softer but more like Casaque than Michael...

Long Lost Perfumes are, as I understand, recent copies of long since discontinued fragrances from different, unrelated perfumeries. Each scent is considered a long beloved classic. The original classics can sometimes be found at online auctions, as can the copies which themselves may no longer be in production. Long Lost Perfumes was once headed by cosmetic diva Irma Shorell.