Yendi Roberto Capucci for women

Those who have loved Yendi when it came out, will not recognize the cheap version sold today very cheaply at some supermarkets.
The name is the same, the faceted bottle reminds the orignal one, but the scent inside is a ghost of what Yendi used to be.
It was a rich, spicy, aldehydic scent with lots of flowers from behind. The pepper was prominent at the opening and remained a tamed presence for the whole time. From time to time a flower here and there peeped from behind.
It was gorgeous, it was rich, it was opulent without being vulgar. You wore only a drop as the dawn creeps up the skies and at sunset Yendi was there still present in all its refined presence.
Now you get an insignificant liquid, so poor, so modest, so cheap that's better for those who loved the original version not to surrender to the temptation. Yes, it's cheap, but you will lose your lovely memories.

i got it today a 51 ml edt vintage and it's simply gorgeous...the classic perfume of 8o's...very refined and sophisticated...i have to think in what ocasion to wear it :) because i think i need a very special ocasion...

Another favorite, can hardly find it now days!!!

This is one of the most refined perfumes ever made. It is glorious, nothing like it. It is really like velvet, aldehydes + a bit soft green, but oh so sophisticated! EXCELLENT. A true masterpiece!

delicia de parfum !!!!

Juicy and aldehydic at the top, lily-to-the-extreme in the middle, and then sweetly musky at the finish, Yendi was just right at the start of the 1980s when so many scents seemed to trumpet their arrival with a flourish. Contrasted against some of today's more transparent, water-colored scents, Yendi seems out of place, like a woman wearing a girdle, bra, and stockings underneath her sheath when everyone around her is going blissfully bare. A handsome scent, nonetheless.