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Jardin a New York
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Jardin a New York by Gloria Vanderbilt is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2016, this olfactory composition was created by Dora Baghriche. The fragrance pyramid unfolds with top notes of gardenia and petit grain; a floral heart of jasmine, neroli, and peony; and a warm, woody base of cedar and amber.
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I just bought it and what a floral explosion! The gardenia is what I notice most. I haven’t tested longevity yet, but at this price what more could you ask for?
I like this fragrance: fresh, green and floral. For hot days it’s a refreshing and pleasant spark. Nothing like the classic Vanderbilt (which for me is very sweet and overwhelming). This one isn’t sweet or suffocating. It’s well made and has been essential this summer. I wear it many nights to sleep. It lasts longer on clothes than on skin. Longevity isn’t high and the trail is moderate, so it can be worn to work without suffocating anyone. I’m not convinced by the original Vanderbilt, they gave it to me as a gift and I never bought it again, but this Jardin a New York has been a delight for summer.
The DNA of So by Renta… this one is softer. I bought it blindly, it’s rich, but I can’t stand it for so many hours. Although more than So…
Gloria Vanderbilt, a brand I hadn’t heard of since my childhood, with a Jardin a New York (2016) that smells nothing like ‘old guard’ perfume. It’s very fresh, very clean, but not sporty; it stays feminine and discreet. I always notice the neroli, a fragrance with a fine soap touch. At some point it feels powdery; if I focus only on that, it reminds me of the talc in Guerlain’s Samsara, my mother’s signature perfume that I’ve smelled daily for half my life. BEWARE! It’s not from the Samsara family, it doesn’t have that DNA, and don’t buy it thinking you’ll get even a distant relative; only the talc reminds me of Samsara. It’s a very low-cost perfume (around $13 for a 100 ml bottle) that I feel lacks projection, although my partner smells it all the time (and adores it), my nose loses it after a couple of hours. But at that price I have no problem reapplying to make my nose happy again. Jardin a New York offers fresh elegance at a super solidarity price, so I think I’ll buy another one to keep in my stash, I don’t want to run out.
Gloria Vanderbilt, a brand I hadn’t heard of since childhood, with a Jardin a New York that doesn’t smell like ‘old guard’ perfume. It’s very fresh, clean, feminine and discreet. I always notice the neroli and a touch of fine soap. At some point it feels talc-like, reminiscent of the talc in Guerlain’s Samsara (my perfume of a lifetime), but watch out: it’s not from the Samsara family and don’t buy it thinking it’s a distant relative; only the talc reminds. It’s very low cost (around $13 for 100ml) and I feel it lacks projection; my partner smells it all the time and adores it, but my nose loses it in a couple of hours. At that price I have no problem reapplying to brighten my day. It offers fresh elegance at a solidarity price, so I’ll buy another for my stash.
I love it! Fresh, soapy floral aroma, super refreshing and perfect for the heat. It’s one of the few I like from start to finish. The trail is noticeable but fades after four hours. Good value for money so I’m not bothered having to reapply. I’ll buy it again.
Very rich scent, citrusy at first but then the flowers emerge. The only flaw is that on my skin it doesn’t last even an hour; it’s as if I’d splashed perfume water on myself.
Spectacular perfume for hot weather: fresh, light and citrusy, nothing like the classic I hate. Smells like a bouquet of white bridal flowers, with a sweet dry-down. Soft trail, not invasive and easy to wear. I love it!
I wanted it ever since I read its notes: I said ‘this is one of mine’. Finally, I could buy it, and what a beautiful aroma, just as I like: floral, fresh, clean, wearable, nothing invasive. Perfect for daily wear, for work, for going out, and even for sleeping after a shower, very versatile. That said, it needs reapplication, as I don’t feel it on my skin after three hours, but it does last on clothes.
It smells like a fine cream of white flowers; creamy and soft jasmine stands out quite a bit. It’s quite sweet in my opinion and more for me, as I prefer fresh fragrances, but it doesn’t become overwhelming. I thought it would be fresher and greener; it’s a lovely scent, but definitely a pure, hard white floral. I can’t detect the petit grain note I expected at the opening; I feel the scent is a bit vintage, just like the bottle, but that gives it a nice touch. Edit: after smelling it a few times, I couldn’t stand it; too much white floral; the jasmine note becomes unbearable to me, and it’s too present in this perfume. It’s not for me; definitely, the first impressions are just that.
I bought it in summer in 100ml format for its low price and because a YouTuber I really like, Irasema de Memorias de un Perfume, recommended it as fresh. I’m glad I listened, as she described it as very pretty and it is. I’ve already used about 35ml in two months; now that the cold has arrived, I’m not using it, but I’m sure I’ll finish it when the heat returns. It’s truly a fresh perfume that doesn’t bother people and is appropriate even in summer with very high temperatures. I used to wear it on skin and clothes because there’s a lot of humidity where I live and any fragrance lasts little when sweating, but on clothes it lasts through wash after wash; it’s a treat to open the wardrobe and have that aroma. It smells mainly of gardenia and petit grain, but especially fresh gardenia. It’s the scent of Monoi Tiki Tahiti oil with gardenia inside, but that one is heavy; in contrast, this perfume has nothing heavy or overpowering about it. What a treat.
Jardin to New York… I’d heard several reviews before buying it, and as it was economical, I purchased it. While it was drying, it reminded me a lot of another scent I already knew, but I didn’t know which one. Once it settled close to the skin, it became more familiar until my olfactory memory led me on a sudden rush to search among my forgotten fragments… there it was in a plastic bottle, the last dregs of a 250ml splash (body mist) called Bamboo by Plaisance from a well-known laboratory in my country. Indeed, this was the same Jardin to New York aroma, with more alcohol, but the resemblance is undeniable. On my skin, it’s a handful of jasmines moving towards neroli with a touch of cedar. I perceive it as citrusy, with moderate trail and ephemeral longevity: the first half an hour is noticeable, but by two hours it’s almost gone, and absent by three. It’s a summer fragrance, clearly just there to replace the old body mist I already had, which, by the way, lasts almost as long and cost me only $3, compared to the $13 for Jardin to New York. Economical too, but for me it only acts as a post-bath lotion, not worth it. I expected more, I like it, but only that.
I bought it in summer in 100ml for its low price and because a YouTuber I like, Irasema de Memorias de un perfume, recommended it as fresh. I’m glad I listened, she described it as beautiful and it is. I’ve already used about 35ml in two months; now that the cold has arrived I don’t use it, but I’m sure I’ll finish it when the heat returns. It’s really fresh, doesn’t bother others and is appropriate even in very hot summers. I used it on skin and clothes because where I live there’s a lot of humidity and when I sweat any fragrance lasts little; on clothes it withstands wash after wash, it’s a miracle to open the wardrobe and have that scent. It smells mainly of gardenia and petit grain, especially a fresh gardenia. It’s the scent of Tahitian Monoi oil with gardenia, but without being heavy or cloying like that. What a wonder!
I love the smell: it’s a fresh floral, nothing extraordinary but super pleasant. The trail is low, close to the skin, and the longevity is short, but I don’t mind given the price. It’s the perfume I use after getting out of the shower before going to bed, or on hot mornings when staying at home; it makes me feel good. Will I repurchase when I finish it? Yes.
I love the scent, it’s a fresh floral nothing extraordinary but super pleasant. The trail is low, skin-level, and the duration is short, but I don’t mind for the price. It’s the perfume I use after getting out of the shower before going to sleep or on hot days in the morning to stay at home; it makes me feel good. Will I repurchase when I finish it? Yes.
A very pretty fragrance. The good: the price; it’s very cheap but doesn’t smell cheap. It’s a sophisticated scent, very ladylike (in personality, not age). Fresh yet elegant, suitable for daytime, spring, summer, or warm to hot environments; it goes well with formal or casual attire, or something more relaxed with jeans, provided the woman takes care of her appearance and hygiene. The freshness of the white flowers, where jasmine and neroli predominate accompanied by greens, makes it very pleasant. A positive point is that where I live, I’ve never smelled this or similar scents; Gloria Vanderbilt is unknown and has no advertising, so I appreciate not smelling like everyone else. The bad: its short longevity. It’s an EDP, but its performance is more like an EDT. I understand it won’t last like others with tobacco, leather, or vanilla notes, but perhaps a higher concentration would help it last 5-6 hours instead of 2-3 🥲. It might be a perfume I’d buy again; here it costs less than $10-15, it can be reapplied, and I like it for layering with a longer-lasting one. I plan to try other Gloria fragrances too. PS: It has some similarity to Calvin Klein’s Beauty due to the jasmine and green notes, which provide that energy-giving freshness without being citrusy, though I find Beauty less formal than Jardin and, of course, it has better longevity and is more expensive, yet not an expensive perfume.
It’s a very nice fragrance. The good: the price, very cheap but doesn’t smell cheap. It’s sophisticated, for a lady (personality, not age), fresh but elegant, ideal for daytime, spring, summer or temperate environments. It goes well with formal or casual attire, jeans, as long as the woman takes care of her appearance and hygiene. The freshness of the white flowers (jasmine and neroli) with greens makes it very pleasant. Something positive is that where I live I’ve never smelled this scent; Gloria Vanderbilt isn’t well known and there’s no advertising, so I like not smelling like everyone else. The bad: its short duration. It’s an EDP but its performance is like an EDT. I understand that due to the notes it won’t last like others with tobacco, leather or vanilla, but perhaps a higher concentration would help to reach 5-6 hours instead of 2-3. Still, it’s a perfume I’d buy again; here it costs less than $10-15, it’s reapplied and I like it for layering with a longer-lasting one. I plan to try other Gloria fragrances. PS: it has some similarity with Calvin Klein’s Beauty due to the jasmine and green notes, they give that energetic freshness without being citrusy, only that Beauty feels less formal to me than Jardin, has better longevity and is more expensive without being an expensive perfume.
A fine-scented perfume with poor longevity; I barely notice it. Economical: for the price, it’s fine, but it needs frequent reapplication. Ideal for those seeking a clean, soapy scent, and for hot or spring weather. Nothing strident, ephemeral, fresh, and delicate.
What a lovely fragrance: a bunch of fresh gardenias with a citrus touch. It’s a fresh eau de perfume, and its longevity on my skin is very good; given its low price, it’s also very economical. Without doubt, I will buy it again.
A very pleasant cheapie. The opening is divine: refreshing, crisp, with a green sweetness. It could be a cross between Light Blue and Chanson d’eau. I wish it stayed this way, as nowadays it’s hard to find spring waters without concessions to sugary vanilla or candy-like scents. There’s a hint of greenish white flower, but mainly that crisp, green current stands out, very refreshing. Soon, a pink floral sweetness with a slight sarsaparilla tinge enters, and sure enough, I detect peony. This kills the lovely unisex character; it doesn’t make it unbearable, but it loses charm and ends up being another perfume with less personality. Still, it’s worth a try: for the price, the quality is more than acceptable. I wish it were more like this.
A very cool cheapie. The opening is divine: fresh, crisp, with a green sweetness. It feels like a cross between Light Blue and Chanson d’eau. What a pity that nowadays such spring waters are so rare, without veering into soapy, vanilla or sweet-scented territory. There’s a hint of greenish white floral, but above all, that crisp green current stands out, super refreshing. Then a pink floral sweetness enters with a slight sarsaparilla touch, and of course the peony, which I always notice. This takes away a bit of its lovely unisex character and doesn’t make it unbearable, but it loses some charm to end up as just another perfume with less personality. Still, it’s worth a try; for the price, the quality is more than acceptable. I wish it were always like this.
Smells clean and lovely, yet it’s so subtle that it fades almost instantly. At €8 for 100ml, it’s decent, but it doesn’t last. I’ll give it another try, though for now it’s not worth it. What a pity, as it might be my favourite from the Vanderbilt line; it’s the freshest of all. PS: Chanson d’Eau is very citrusy, but those notes barely linger here. Instead, subtle fresh floral notes dominate.