Fleur de Fleurs Nina Ricci for women

My cousin used to wear Fleur de Fleurs in its parfum de toilette concentration back in the early 90's. She once said, " I like this fragrance coz it plunges me into a pinky world of flowers'.... .

The flowery scents are quite obvious for sure, the citrus notes blended along with the white powdery flowers mixed with the uniqueness of the metallic spirits provided by the aldehydes make it, a conspicuously true floral scent. Nonetheless, and this is the deal here, with Fleur de Fleurs by Nina Ricci, the Civet's molecules put on the last deep layers of the nectar, well, supposedly to better fixate the most volatile notes, has made THE WHOLE difference in here!

Unexpectedly, very, very unexpectedly it came out an outrageously animalistic, ferocious almost untamed bouquet...I would rather say these are the most carnivore flower de flowers bouquets in the floral family.

Nice and addictive ....

i love it .. 100% flowers !

Why the nose is not mentioned?

I would say a very strong interpretation of the same concept - more modern however- is Carolina Herrera Flore.
Good luck!

Dear all friends here:
Best wishes from far, Thailand. Yes! a perfume makes good memory universally. I've still loved this by Nina Ricci as much as heaven. Bought 1 from eBay which disappointed me because the juice turned sour.

The question is: I'd like to know you guys' opinion what other brands do come close Fleur de Fleurs, besides Diorissimo?
Thank you in advance. I appreciate every opinions.

Does anyone know why this glorious floral that my mum loved has been discontinued?

I thought i will give it a try based on a good reviews here but i must confess it is not my type of fragrance. It is not bad, but it is not outstanding.
The opening is really green but then it becomes very warm scent. I would compare it with a very warm sunny day on a field of sunflower. I don´t know why, but in some notes it associates in my mind with Elizabeth Arden´s "Sunflowers" or even more with Estee Lauder´s "White linen". I can´t get rid of the feeling that there is a sunflower oil note in it, though it is not listed.
After a while i becomes incredibly heavy on me and sort of depressing. I would like the bitter note to be more prominent, but it is very weak and overwhelemed with mix of flower notes which reminds me of sunflower oil. I guess the lack of fresh note turns me off.
I like how Harlequin 1572 described it that it opens right away and stays like that until the end, this is true, but it is also very annoying. At least for me.
Staying power is good and it lasts long (i have a parfum de toilette).

I definitely see the parallel with Diorissimo, but Fleur de Fleurs is waaaay more musky and animalic, a more base-grounded bouquet overall. Fleur de Fleurs is also a noticeably more complex floral, and even though the LOTV is individually detectable, it doesn't stand out nearly as much as it does in Diorissimo.

This scent is almost freakishly balanced on me, both "horizontally" and "vertically" - no single note dominates within a layer (top, middle, base), and no layer dominates over the other two (except for the first few seconds, when aldehydes rule). It is one of those glorious fragrances that doesn't really go through stages on me, but appears all at once in all its symphonic complexity, and stays that way till the end. The notes are all in perfect harmony, united by a light veil of powder.

I don't think I'm a balanced enough person to wear this, but I am incredibly impressed by the masterful restraint of this composition.

This is the Ricci interpretation of the floral concept 'Jasmine & Lily of the Valley'. I find it an equivalent of Diorissimo, one of my favorite floral perfumes. EXCELLENT!!

Lovely, just lovely, very floral and suited for spring in my opinion. Auctionned it from e bay and won it, I am the proud owner of a 100 ml EDT bottle. I tested it and is longlasting with perfect sillage.
Combination of flowers smells like a natural spring bouquet,with aldehydic notes, but not oldladish, lilac, daffodils mostly. Great!!!

Used to love this so much. I had a couple of bottles when I had just started college, away from home for the first time in the 80s - lifetimes ago!
A hallmate strangely said it smelled like fly spray but I strongly disagree!
This was a beautiful fragrance and came in beautiful bottles too.
I had two different ones, the first one was glass and the second was glass within a white ceramic looking (but it was plastic) cylinder marked with elegant swirled lines from top to bottom.
Surprised there are not more reviews here for this beautiful feminine floral gem!
The other perfume that I found to be very much like this one in its soft sweet fuzziness was 'Emma' by Laura Ashley. That came in beautiful smudgy pastel packaging too I think. Emma isn't listed on Fragrantica at the moment but I've asked for it to be.
It seems to be much missed by many as I'm sure Fleur de Fleurs is too!

it like a lot,is clean soap and podwery.