Mon Parfum M. Micallef for women

i love this perfume!! it is a luxe oriental gourmand fragrance, extremely classy and well balanced.

Nothing fragile about it... as Carnelian wrote . Mon Parfum was Madame Miccalef's personal fragrance until her husband perfumer G. Nedjman persuaded her to release it to the public. The combination of orange blossom, passion fruit,(my skin pulls this) vanilla and caramel lend Mon Parfum a luxurious feel, like wearing a satin strapless dress under a cashmere sweater. not a gourmand. this is a fruity floral the way a fruity floral can smell when its composed by an Artist.
Where I disagree with Carnelian, is that there is nothing in my opinion by AG that comes close

This is a yummy scent, not original, but pretty nonetheless. The description calls it "fragile feminine" and I totally disagree - the Annick Goutals, etc. qualify for that. I don't find this particularly delicate! Make sure to spray this one on to a card or wrist, because it takes a minute to get past that citrus "bug repellant" smell. Once there, it develops into a lovely, well-blended, musky, warm & sweet floral citrus, with good complexity. The vanilla helps make it a little creamy, but isn't the main note, and the vetiver gives it some green (more like a touch of sour) so it's not cake-ish. I don't get much passionfruit. For me, the patchouli has been added with a light hand, and just gives it a little more depth, so don't let that scare you if you're not a fan. The caramel doesn't come in until a couple hours in to wearing, and again, it keeps the patch. toned down. Decent staying power.