Flower Princess by Vera Wang
Women 2006
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Description
Flower Princess by Vera Wang is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, the nose behind this composition is Harry Fremont. The top notes are water lily, tangerine orange and ivy; the heart notes, jasmine, orange blossom, mimosa and Moroccan rose; and the base notes, raspberry, musk, precious woods and amber.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 5.6%
- Spring 53%
- Summer 32%
- Autumn 9.4%
- Day 88%
- Night 12%
Key notes
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Top
water lily
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Heart
jasmine
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Base
Apricot
Community
582 votes
- Positive 76%
- Negative 20%
- Neutral 4.3%
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Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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395 votes
Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Flower Princess
Flower Princess by Vera Wang is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, the nose behind this composition is Harry Fremont. The top notes are water lily, tangerine orange and ivy; the heart notes, jasmine, orange blossom, mimosa and Moroccan rose; and the base notes, raspberry, musk, precious woods and amber.
Flowers Green, herbal and fougère White flowers Musk, amber and animalic
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
158 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
220 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
76 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
64 votes
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Community reviews
7 reviews
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I picked this up by mistake, thinking it was the regular Vera Wang Princess. At first, I thought I’d been tricked, but then I realised the issue was me: I’m not a fan of florals. I tried to sell it but couldn’t, though at 500 pesos it’s a bargain. It smells lovely, like spring and flowers, radiating happiness. I have nothing against it; I’m just learning to appreciate it for everyday wear. It lasts about seven hours, and the bottle is gorgeous with that brand ring – I think a princess should indeed smell like this.
This perfume is an ode to innocence and youthful beauty; the designer meticulously crafted every essence. Upon spraying, you feel the water lily flooding the skin, which transforms into a herbal citrus scent within half an hour. Of the heart notes, the one I notice most on my skin is the Moroccan rose (it depends heavily on pH). The opening is spectacular how it settles, the blend of amber and peach in a gradient… very soft.
Very similar to Lanvin’s Marry Me, almost identical at first, but after 15-20 minutes it becomes slightly lighter and has a lesser trail. Still, it’s a lovely and pleasant fragrance for everyday wear, perfect for uni, radiating happiness and carefree vibes. The bottle is very handsome. Scent rating 8, light trail, moderate longevity of 4-5 hours.
The PRINCESS by Vera Wang made me think, given its so coquettish packaging, that it would be a sweet and generic perfume, but I was surprised by how distinct and unique it is. It’s a floral oriental fragrance, classic yet a modern, playful elixir. It opens with pure notes of water lily, sweet apple, mandarin, and apricot, before immersing you in a heart of exotic guava, tiare, and neroli, very feminine. The dark chocolate is subtle, with traces of vanilla, amber, and wood, a true delicacy. Moderate trail, lasts six hours, and with cream it reaches eight. It’s versatile; I like it for any season during the day, like walking wrapped in a little cloud. The bottle looks like a heart-shaped jewel, the crown cap I like to hang around my neck, very elegant, a symbol of romantic charm in lilac that celebrates femininity.
Well, I bought it by mistake, thinking it was the regular Vera Wang Princess. However, when it arrived, I really liked the scent, even though I enjoy vanilla-based fragrances and am not a fan of florals. My mother adores it; she is very fond of this type of smell. Plus, it lasts a long time; it’s not an unpleasant or heavy scent, it reminds me so much of a spring day.
Didn’t quite convince me. An aunt brought us several perfumes to choose from, and this was among them. Upon smelling it, it smells freshly cut grass with a hint of jasmine. Honestly, I don’t find it special or anything more; it feels like a common, clean scent. That said, the bottle is gorgeous, but in the end, it’s a matter of taste.
I didn’t like it. An aunt brought us some perfumes and told us to pick the one we liked most, and this was among them. When I smelled it, pff, it smelled purely of freshly cut grass and slightly of jasmine. To be honest, I don’t find it special or anything; it feels like a common, clean scent. That said, the bottle is very pretty, but well, it’s a matter of personal taste.