Indian Summer Priscilla Presley for women

Oh, I loved it so much! It was just like the start of Autumn... Sunny, sweet, gentle, citrusy, warm.

This fragrance gave me many headaches and many nights without sleep.. because I had it once .. but it ends and suddenly I was dying to get it.. And finally I did.. I got 3 bottles of it.. I´m a bit disappointed because they don´t have their boxes!! But it doesn´t matter.. What matters is that I have it, It´s a fortune for those who have it, very hard to find, mine were very expensives.. I also think it´s a vintage, this is definelly the best perfume around the world, and will be my signature fragrance Forever ;)

Indian Summer was my "most wanted" perfume in my teenage years, I was soooo desperate to have it and my mother gave it to me as a Christmas present. A (male) classmate of mine used to say this was the sexiest fragrance ever.
Brings back sweet memories...

Hi, I have this fragrance, don't find any use for it as a unique of a fragramce this is-it just collects dust in my cabinet. If anyoe wants to trade please let me know and Private message me. Thanks.

I love it!
I have a sample and I'm waiting for a 20 ml bottle, I've paid much for it but it's worth it.
It's a calm, beautiful scent, it brings autumn to my mind - warm autumn and lovely memories. The tea scent in here is very pretty, I can detect rose but not much. All in all the fragrance has something innocent, nostalgic and pure in itself. It reminds me of Crystal Noir a bit (the tea note). I wish the fragrance stayed longer on my skin, that's my one and only complaint.

Ah - and it isn't "vintage' at all.

i love this stuff and i have been looking and now i have found it yea!!!!!!!

Another winner from Priscilla Presley/Muelhens. I garnered a partial bottle from eBay, and was pleasantly surprised when, despite its age, it felt fresh and sweet. Indian Summer is a citrus/rose/musk, similar in character to Coty's sadly discontinued "Longing" (which has a stone fruit note, but , nonetheless, creates the same effect).

What makes this perfume interesting is that it is a citrus-tea scent that is not fleeting or airy like Tommy Girl or the Bulgari tea line (excepting Green Tea Extreme). This perfume has presence. It is anchored by its heart, rather than the base. Rich Rose, Lotus and Violet follow a luscious lemon tart opening. The base notes are far into the drydown and still succumb to the top and heart. Although vanilla is not mentioned in the notes, I do get some (or Tonka) in the opening. There is a roundness that generally belies Vanillin.

This is almost a gourmand, as it is quite sweet, like lemon drop candy, but the intense floral heart and earthy base keep it instead in the realm of Fruity Floral.

This is a joyful, young-at-heart perfume that I would wear to an afternoon wedding, or on Easter. Classic, pretty, and easy to like.

Priscilla Presley could make millions by bringing her fragrances back.

It was one of 'my first frag loves', when I was a student at university. Unfortunately I hadn't enough money to buy it, so I bought a body spray version. I loved it so much. It's very feminine, warm, shiny and fresh, too (because of the tea and the lemon, I think). The name is perfect for this one, it's like a sunny day in autumn. However I used only the body spray, I've never got such a lot of compliments, as while using this one. Beautiful memories. I miss him...

I still have the bottle of this. I really liked it back when it first came out. havent worn this in years cant remember what it smells like

I am really in love with it :-)
It would be my siganture if it wasn't discontinued.
It is so perfect for coming autumn chilly days :-)
Moderately sweet and so unique.
It is the only one I am ALWAYS getting numerous compliments about!
I have recently found a cheap supplier and bought myself 3 bottles, as it is becoming really expensive nowadays!
I am hoping to find myself an EDP one day, for the time being - finding it as such concentration is equal to finding lake in the middle of Kalahari desert :-)

Indian Summer is a great fragrance.
I wore it in my early twens; I loved this sweet, warm, feminine scent.
In 2001 (or 2002?) they launched limited edition flankers called Indian Summer red, blue and green.
The flankers smelled perfectly like 80% Indian Summer and 20% red, blue or green. I used blue in winter, green in spring, red in summer and the original in autumn. For a whole year I have used those frags only.
It would be great if Fragrantica could add them for the records as they were brilliant and no cheap copies despite the closeness to the real Indian Summer.
Miss them all!

EDIT 12 Dec 2010.
I went throught my empty bottles yesterday and I do not think that this is a floral green scent.
Indian Summer is so feminine that if you had to classify it by colour, it would be dark red.
I am aware that by "floral green" they mean the notes but I would rather categorize it as floral only.
The perfume was actually quite strong, perfect for autumn weather, and very warm.
I cannot believe that the notes listed are all of those used in Indian Summer as I think there must be a woodsy base.
Anyway, a wonderful scent.
Classic and very feminine, one for the colder months.
My mum wore it with style and class and I just wore it. ;-)
Suitable for all age groups (don't want to bring up age, but this is timeless).

Today I was showered by nostalgia...I found this gem at a local drugstore!!!I instantly bought a few bottles to stock up, since this is so hard to find!!! Thank God they had a large stock of this and I got this for a real bargain!!!
I wore this in high school and always received compliments. This is a bit tangy in the beginning, but after the rose opens and pushes the basenotes to enfold...it smells too good to be true...so simple yet very alluring.
This scent stays indeed close to the skin, so its an excellent choice for summer. But it can be worn in other seasons as well...it is a very classy and unique scent!! Just love it!!!

One of the best fragrances I ever had. Calm, summery, happy. Very unique and easy to wear. Hope I am going to find it again :)
I find into this fragrance the hot and humid air of the summer, the music and the sensuality of the hot nights, the endless beauty of a sunset on the beach...

A quiet, powdery scent, something of a cross between CK One and Longing to me. It has an interesting ability to stay close to the skin while simultaneously projecting, though in a respectful way.

I wore this for a handful of years, but just let it go, for some reason. Definitely underrated.

It is such a shame it has been discontinued! It is one of them you never forget - to me it was gently powdery but not the one that would make you sick, rather calm, soft powdery.
I could smell violet and bergamot (although the fragrance does not contain the latter).
I always received a lot of compliments when wearing that one - it is truly unforgettable and elegant.
I felll in love with it and even though it was only perfumed deo I used to wear - it lasted as long as edp!
Rare on the market, but well worth the high price, due to being long discontinued and a universal fragrance for any lady at any age!
Highly recommended!

Believe it or not, Indian Summer is one great little fragrance. It's discontinued and I'm really sad that more people won't have the chance to experience this wonderful fragrance.

The opening is very much citrus. A bright, sparkling lemon zest intermingled with the sweet juiciness of a mandarin orange to start off. The heart consists of lotus, rose, and violet. It's the lotus and rose that are really prominent in the heart. You won't detect very much of the violet in this fragrance. The base notes are cedar, tea, and musk. As the fragrance dries down the tea, cedar, and musk enfold the lotus and rose ever so lightly, even while the fading bits of the citrus fruits remain. It wears very close to the skin, so you would need to use a little more of it. On the dry down the fragrance is slightly smoky, almost as an ambery type of fragrance.
Indian Summer is a good fragrance for casual summer wear. Overall, I'd rank it a 7 out of 10 only because it doesn't have very good sillage.