Signature S.T. Dupont for women

Reading some of the reviews for Signature I feel like I must be smelling something different because I find this to be a very rich, strong, spicy, fruity perfume. I can barely detect any floweriness (is there such a word?) through the fabulous, huge, nutmeg and peach scent. I have been wearing Theorema all day so it's not as though I am being oversensitive to those notes!

After two hours floral aspect peeps out, but for me this is a spicy, fruity amber all the way.

Reading some of the reviews for Signature I feel like I must be smelling something different because I find this to be a very rich, strong, spicy, fruity perfume. I can barely detect any floweriness (is there such a word?) through the fabulous, huge, nutmeg and peach scent. I have been wearing Theorema all day so it's not as though I am being oversensitive to those notes!

After two hours floral aspect peeps out, but for me this is a spicy, fruity amber all the way.

Very soft, a little flowery, a little peppery,with a hint of lemon and vanila. It is ideal for the office, not annoying, not so noticeable , until somebody by axident lean closer and ask:what is your perfume name? All you need to answer: "This is my signature"

Classical scent for floral fruity lovers

Signature is a very elegant warm floral, a little on the oriental side, probably because of the nutmeg. Very smooth and easy to wear,but I would not call it nondescript or boring. It is just a very likeable fragrance, not one of those of aquired taste.
Great sillage and longevity on my skin....I consider 3-4 hours pretty decent.
This house has been a great discovery for me and I keep exploring it. Very beautiful fragrances.

According to the Perfumed Court, it's a floral woody musk type. The beginning and drydown is a bit similar to Joop All about Eve; the middle notes are stronger and spicier. I like it very much; it's nothing exceptional, but a very wearable and inoffensive everyday fragrance, might go well both in summer and winter and suit both younger and more mature ladies.

I got this one today and I am really liking it. I was expecting something a bit spicier due to the nutmeg, cedar, vetiver and rosewood notes, but on me it is a soft, elegant and very feminine floral scent. Not exactly a "mature" scent, yet would be appropriate for an afternoon with the *ladies*, quirking your little finger whilst drinking tea. :) I prefer scents with a bit more edge, but this is a refreshing change of pace. Adorable bottle as well....with it's little flip top cap!

In cold weather the nutmeg and woody notes really pop in Signature. In summer it would be way too heavy a fragrance, I think. And although aldehydes are listed in the top notes, it does not have either the soapy or powdery "vintage perfume" quality generally associated with Aldehydes.

In some ways it reminds me of L'Or Torrente, without the coffee note creamy and warm without being too sweet.I think it is more of an oriental floral than a straight-up floral.

yes i agree with you krisiva ,its nothing but very obvious flowery notes , nothing special orinspiring . i used to have it years ago , but now its not my type,also the name isn't matching at all !!

I received Signature in a swap, without testing. Based on the reviews I was expecting soft delicate scent with brighter top notes. But for me it is a sharp flowery scent with some spicy hints. I can smell some violet, iris, lily-of-the-valley and probably rose. I cannot detect any fruits, although they are listed among the notes. The dry-down is musky with a hint of vanilla. The overall combination is quite feminine and elegant. It may be nice in summer, but definitely is not my signature scent.