Men
Fashionably London
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Fashionably London by Zara is a fragrance from the men's and women's olfactive family. Launched in 2021, the nose behind this creation is Jo Malone. The top note is bergamot; the heart note is rose; the base note is musk.
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I love it!!!! And even if it has similarities with Delina EDP, I won’t say it’s 100%, but on my nose, it feels exactly the same. I adore this fragrance.
But what a marvel!!! How can it smell so good? This Zara by Jo Malone perfume has surprised me immensely. At first, it was love at first sight or hate at first sight; I hesitated a lot. It seemed like a slightly smoky perfume and I kept smelling my wrist trying to understand it. After a few minutes, it captured me, and my doubts disappeared quickly. It conquered me and became addictive. It’s a scent with a citrus touch, musky, with an appetising rose and quite a personality. On my skin, it lasts about 7 hours. With this perfume, something happens to me: the more I use it, the more I like it. It doesn’t bore me; it’s not linear. It’s not a simple perfume; it has charisma and personality. I’d even say it’s addictive. It’s a perfume that belongs in my collection, and you can find such treasures at a place like Zara. I hope it stays there for a long time.❤️❤️❤️ Longevity 8/10 Sillage 7/10 Intensity 8/10
I hesitated a lot before buying it. I liked it but didn’t like it. In the end, I got the 10ml sample. It starts somewhat peppery, then acidic, but after a few minutes, the rose comes out in all its glory. On my dry skin, it’s musky and beautiful. My husband praised it, even though he usually doesn’t notice my perfumes. I think as soon as I finish this, I’ll get the 75ml.
One of the worst blind buys I’ve ever made; luckily I got the 10ml version so I didn’t lose much. Everyone has their own tastes, but when I applied it, the scent was just overpowering roses, reminding me of my grandmother’s rose water. Try it before buying it.
Delicious!!!! I bought the complete Vibrant Cities by Jo Malone collection in small sizes to try them, and this is the one I liked the most, although it didn’t surprise me as it reminds me of scents I’ve always been drawn to. In my opinion, it’s very floral, smelling of old roses, perhaps dry, but with a sweet touch that makes it edible. I also detect a powdery note, which I adore; it reminds me of my grandmother’s bathroom, something vintage and elegant. I also associate it with pink cotton candy clouds, although I’m not much of a gourmand fragrance person, preferring the nineties, floral, or fresh styles. But I’ve already said I loved it. I recommend it; besides, most don’t last long on my skin, and I tested this at night and could still smell it on the back of my hand the next day. I’ve ordered another bottle before it runs out…
It has a tarot shop scent; on my skin it lasts about 10 hours and on clothes until I wash them.
I went to Zara so excited to try the new Jo Malone fragrances, not quite knowing what I wanted to smell like. I was about to buy it blind and ended up with the worst disappointment. I didn’t like any of them, and Fashionably London seemed horrible. Delina isn’t available in Argentina, so I’ve never tried it, but I hope it’s not like this. I can’t understand where the femininity, delicacy, rose, and lemon are. It smells like a men’s perfume and is quite strong. It seems like incense mixed with a men’s fragrance. I’d love to be told the bottle was faulty. I tried both (40ml and 75ml). It does have good longevity and strong sillage for the first two hours. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blind. Edit: Now that I have Delina, I can confirm it doesn’t resemble it.
A very similar fragrance to Miss Dior Rose and Roses. It’s that autumnal, dry style, ideal for women over 30/35. It has a powerful musk and pure roses. Very lovely! Good longevity and sillage.
I love it, I love it, and I absolutely adore it. This Jo Malone for Zara fragrance seems to me the most spectacular in the collection (along with the Madrid one). It’s fresh and sparkling at the start due to the bergamot, but then evolves into fresh, intense roses. It lasts a very long time, projects even more, and is a compliment magnet. For the price, it’s worth it if you like rose-scented perfumes. I used up a 90ml bottle and am on my second. Highly recommended. That said, I can’t overuse it because it irritates my atopic skin a bit; perhaps it’s the fixatives, I’m not sure, but it only happens with Zara fragrances.
At first, it felt very intense and slightly smoky; I only noticed the musk. I gave it a chance, and once it dried on the skin, it was incredible—I’d never heard anything like it. I love it and it lasts forever on clothes, even after washing. The only downside is that it’s quite strong when applied fresh; I’m not always in the mood to wear it.
I went in absolutely thrilled to try it out, but it didn’t win me over. At first, it smells like soap 🤷♀️ and clearly doesn’t suit my skin. I didn’t detect any rose at all, to the point where I wondered if I’d grabbed the wrong tester. I wouldn’t buy it.
I like it super hyper. Long-lasting and characterful, finally a fragrance that stands out! I’m saturated with sweet, sticky gourmands: I liked them, but now they’re overbearing and heavy. This musky rose is a song of joy and elegance. I bought two, just in case brand discontinuation madness leaves me high and dry.
I must confess this fragrance is love/hate for me. The opening is a bit overwhelming, but the dry-down and performance are excellent; it has incredible projection for a Zara scent. I haven’t tried Delina, but I have tried similar ones, and I think this interpretation might be a hit: it’s very sexy, clean, and alluring. I received many compliments. I finished a bottle in no time and am planning to restock.
Ugh, what a let-down with this scent… There was no tester at my local Zara, so I trusted the good reviews about Fashionably London and bought it blindly. I respect tastes, but my nose only picks out some sharp roses I barely tolerate. It feels vintage, from another era, despite my love for florals. For me, it’s a resounding no. I don’t know if layering will fix it; I don’t think I could use it even as a room spray.
I really like this fragrance but consider it too strong. It’s a super-powerful rose with a musky base that, in my humble opinion, lacks creaminess. The trick I’ve found is to apply body cream to my palm and then spray the perfume; that’s exactly how I like it. I don’t know if it’s crazy, but I get what I want.
I was obsessed with getting this perfume, checking the Zara website day after day for months. I dreamed of owning it based on good reviews, even in videos where they claimed it resembled Delina more than the original itself. The funny thing is I don’t know Delina, but I imagined Fashionably London would be my holy grail. Great disappointment: it’s not for me. It’s not a bad perfume, but it’s a sharp, dry rose that feels completely stuck. It strikes me as a scent between vintage talc or very potent candle roses. I tried pairing it with vanilla cream to add sweetness, but it didn’t work. I dislike it entirely; it gives me a headache and it’s not my style.
This perfume is delicious. It has a metallic note that doesn’t put me off; in fact, I’m drawn to it. The sillage is beautiful. It’s feminine and cool without being extravagant.
If you loved ‘Someday sometimes’ but can’t find it anymore, grab this while they’ve just restocked the full line. The only downside is it doesn’t last long on the skin; it sits very softly and needs reapplication. So, if you found the original version too strong, give this a try; you might prefer it now.
Am I the only one who smells petrichor (wet road) with this fragrance? Nothing surprising given a city with ‘rain’ in its name. It lasts a long time, but it hasn’t quite convinced me; there’s something in the dry-down that reminds me of something unpleasant.
Jo Malone shines with this identical dupe of Delina. It’s spectacular in every way with excellent longevity. If you’re looking for a Delina clone, this is the one to get from Zara.
I wanted a dupe to ‘save’ my Delina, but it doesn’t resemble it in any way. It’s more of a Rose Gourmand under a different name, because the dry musk that characterises it is prominent.
This perfume is absolutely exquisite. I went to Zara looking for a gift and, by chance, came across this. I applied it and couldn’t stop smelling it; it was so enveloping that I had to return to buy it. Instantly it reminded me of that unique feeling I have with Delina. I looked it up on Fragrantica and they say it’s similar, and yes, it definitely has a similar vibe. Although they’re not identical, they evoke similar sensations. Every time I apply it, it transports me back to that feeling. I love it!
The reason for this review is to say that the longevity is incredible; I’ve had it on my skin for 12 hours and it still smells (from a single spray). Although it’s listed as unisex, I think it’s more feminine, though certainly some men won’t have an issue with it. It’s a rose scent wrapped in citrus. If you like florals, especially rose, it’s a very good option for the price, quality, and duration.
Yes, it has an air of Delina Exclusif. It projects quite a bit, but like all Zara perfumes, it doesn’t last more than 2 or 3 hours. A pity.
On me, this fragrance lasts a long time. I can only smell it for a couple of hours, but my colleagues say they can tell I’ve been around, so I moderate my sprays. It’s a strong perfume, very heady for me; I like it very much but it can be overpowering, so I use it sparingly. If I finish it, I’ll try similar ones, but the quality-to-price ratio is excellent.
It reminds me of You or Someone Like You by ELDO in the dry-down. I like it.
One of the best perfumes in Zara’s history. Elegant, feminine, fresh, and musky. It lasts for hours and projects well, making it a guaranteed compliment getter. On top of that, the price is reasonable (though it rose by £8 when the packaging changed, which isn’t an improvement over the previous one). Every time I wear it, I fall in love more. I hope they never discontinue it. I also have the body cream, hair spray, and hand cream, although not all are currently available.
Although they won’t say it, it smells like incense amidst intense yet fresh roses. Delicious. I’m not usually a fan of florals, but this blend of rose and incense feels like a dark, intense bouquet.
Fashionably London from the Zara Olfactive collection, featuring Jo Malone. Go for something elegant and timeless. Bergamot comes through, citrusy and luminous without being brash. The heart is a sophisticated, modern rose—classic yet not dated. The musk base is creamy and long-lasting. The bottle is minimalist, but at 30ml the spray mechanism is too powerful and breaks the delicacy. In short: elegant, clean, and feminine, perfect for daytime or formal events. The structure is good, though that small atomiser is a drawback.
A minimalist, elegant fragrance with a cosmopolitan air. The bergamot opening is fresh and sparkling, like clean city air. Then the rose emerges, soft and velvety, not cloying at all. The musk base leaves a silky finish, like freshly bathed skin with a floral touch. A delicate floral-musk that conveys neatness and effortless sophistication. Ideal for daily wear, the office, or discreet dates; its freshness makes it suitable for any season.
The first time I smelled it I liked it. Now it gives me stomach disgust. (Not because it smells bad, it’s that sometimes smells cause rejection for whatever reason). This happens sometimes and also the opposite. It has something that invades in an excessive and overwhelming way. Huge trail and longevity even after washing. PS: the other Zara perfumes marked as similar didn’t seem similar to this one when I tried them. If anything, Rose Petal Drops more than anything because the rose is very noticeable here (and I don’t like it either). And by the way, there is no similarity between the original bottles which were very nice and these round ones which say nothing.
Today I noticed it on a colleague and loved it so much I asked what she was wearing. She was thrilled and told me. Later I went to Zara to grab a small bottle and when I tried it at home it was magnificent. Nothing had excited me like this in ages, and once it dried, it seemed familiar. I ran to my wardrobe and there it was: the Fleur Musc by Narciso Rodríguez, almost empty. I put it on the other arm and indeed, once the top notes settled, the Zara one with bergamot and the Fleur Musc with pink pepper have such similar dry-downs (though not identical: the Fleur Musc has peony which takes away some aggression) that I was surprised I didn’t realise it sooner and understood why Fashionably London attracted me so much: the goat always goes to the mountain. Anyway, I loved the Fleur Musc and stopped wearing it because my boyfriend, who doesn’t get on with musk, wrinkled his nose every time I wore it, plus my mother always said it was too heavy. It went into the forgotten drawer. However, I never threw it away because I saw they stopped selling it and I was sad never to smell it again. So I was delighted with Fashionably London. I just don’t know when I’ll use it without annoying dear noses nearby, or well, perhaps I’ll wear it when I feel like it and let them wrinkle their noses, hahaha, after all it’s an empowered women’s perfume that doesn’t go around trying to please everyone. Regarding usage, I recommend low temperatures and not over-spraying because it performs amazingly well.
To clarify, I’m not a rose person and here they hit me with it. The bergamot opening is lovely, but the rose kills me. It’s very strong and lasts a ridiculous amount of time. I fear it will annoy people. It smells very feminine; the least unisex in the collection. Beyond my personal taste, I insist: it lasts a long time. Hours on skin and days on clothes.
It smells to me exactly like Molton Brown’s Delicious Rhubarb & Rose.
I can’t stand it; it’s too strong for me, sharp and brash, even though I’m a huge Jo Malone fan… And yes, it does resemble Delina.
It’s the signature of one of my closest friends at uni. It has a heavy trail; I don’t recommend it in enclosed spaces; once we went on a minibus and I couldn’t stand it; it’s very cloying. You could smell it from the back. It feels like a lady’s perfume, not for a young woman.
It’s a brutal rose, sharp and woody, even if it doesn’t say so. Use it with great moderation; it’s almost aseptic, STRONG, extremely strong… I repeat, I can’t stand it. It smells of old roses; I don’t recommend it.
Zara’s hidden gem.
It’s either a Delina Exclusif or a CDN Imperiale by Armaf but washed out. My Jo Malone went badly with this fragrance; besides being a clone, it has very poor performance. I see no point in buying it if you have the Armaf Imperiale, which lasts forever and is better quality at the same price.
I absolutely loved it when I first tried it and wore it daily, but I put it away in the cupboard for months. Today I used it again and it sounded different: the first spray smells super masculine, like sandalwood, but once it dries on the skin, the roses come out in full force. I shook it and sprayed it again, and it became softer and more pleasant. What a pity because I adored it; I’ll try it again later.