Fendi by Fendi

It’s aldehydes sweetened by wood, with tonka bean doing its part as it dries down, and vanilla peeking out shyly. A fragrance that defines a style: a refined and elegant lady. Perhaps not for blind buying, but they wouldn’t go far wrong if they did. I adore it and started wearing it in my 20s.

Be warned, do not buy blind. It is an out-of-production fragrance but far too strong. On my skin, the earthy and mossy notes linger and project until I feel dizzy. I had to gift it away.

Oh, my beloved Fendi! I began using this bombshell at 22 after a birthday gift. I wore it on December nights and felt like the queen of the world. It is narcotic, intoxicating, and exquisite, like most fragrances made in Italy. It has never abandoned me since then. Although it is now discontinued, I still keep a bottle with several refills. I only use it in autumn and winter.

Is it available in Chile?

I love the campaign for this perfume, both the man and the woman versions; the two models appear together in some photos and look great. The image of a woman passionately kissing a beautiful Roman statue, pure elegance, mysticism, mystery, invites us to imagine. Perhaps later that stone boy will become the handsome model of flesh and bone we see afterwards, with perfect features, the handsome romantic. And speaking of the fragrance: Fendi seems like a union between Ungaro’s Diva and Paloma Picasso. It is spicy like Paloma, but has quite a bit of aldehyde like Diva. Although what separates it from the two and makes it distinct is its leather note and its peppercorns, there is where Fendi marks its autonomy. But the resemblance of the three is not so far off because the rose, carnation, moss, coriander, and amber are central parts of their constitutions. But Fendi grants with its spiced leather a distinct vision. Also, the woods play a more important role. It is narcotic, opulent, and refined. A must for lovers of eighties chypres. Many compare it to Chanel’s Coco, but for me Coco is more marked by cloves, mimosa, vanilla, and peach. Fendi is a bit darker due to its flirtation with leather notes and a sharper coriander. An eighties must. My review is based on an eau de toilette splash.

This beautiful Fendi perfume I consider a complete homage to woods; it is a fragrance where woody and spicy notes dominate and hypnotise me. Fendi is the perfume of an elegant, executive woman, dressed in a beautiful tailored suit with a feminine cut, impeccably coiffed and made up; that is the woman who wears Fendi. Fendi is an incomparable woody fragrance, where the exotic touch is given by the spices, the feminine part is contributed by small traces of flowers among which carnation stands out, and its slight sweetness is thanks to amber, patchouli, ylang-ylang, tonka bean, and vanilla. I have not heard of a perfume that even resembles it a little. Of extremely intense longevity and trail. Fendi is a strong fragrance for women of great presence, a beautiful vintage. Rating 10 out of 10.

Good afternoon. I’ve been wearing the traditional Fendi scent for 25 years; I simply adore the woody notes. I used it constantly and loved it because people would ask what I was wearing, say it smelled wonderful, and ask if I’d let them try it. Now they’re searching for it and saying it’s discontinued, but it will always remain my favourite. A big hug, Tabasco.

Oh dear Naya, what bad luck mine… I’d give you my address so next time you get the same thing, you could send it to me instead. Fendi is Passion, a fragrance with the personality of an independent woman, in command of herself, very feminine and capable. If you want to smell of little flowers, try Chanel No 5 or similar. I always look for people returning from Miami to buy it for me. Thanks, Fendi.