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Sì Fiori by Giorgio Armani

Women 2019

Perfumer
Julie Massé

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Sì Fiori by Giorgio Armani is a chypre floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2019, this olfactive composition was created by perfumer Julie Massé. Its opening unfolds the freshness of blackcurrant and green mandarin; the heart reveals a harmony between neroli, rose, patchouli, and oakmoss; while the base notes land with the warmth of vanilla and white musk.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 18%
  • Spring 36%
  • Summer 19%
  • Autumn 27%
  • Day 67%
  • Night 33%

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3,629 votes

  • Positive 82%
  • Negative 9.2%
  • Neutral 8.5%
positive reviews 3.6 k community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterFeminine

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About Sì Fiori

Main accord vanilla Year 2019 Gender Women Perfumer Julie Massé

Sì Fiori by Giorgio Armani is a chypre floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2019, this olfactive composition was created by perfumer Julie Massé. Its opening unfolds the freshness of blackcurrant and green mandarin; the heart reveals a harmony between neroli, rose, patchouli, and oakmoss; while the base notes land with the warmth of vanilla and white musk.

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

1,744 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

1,932 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

1,337 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

1,215 votes

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  1. Veronica Veronica

    Luckily I ordered a decant before throwing my money away on this discontinued gem. What a disappointment; I didn’t expect it to be so powdery. I’m wearing it today in the middle of summer and it was a mistake. I can’t smell the neroli or the currants, just pure talc, much like the Maja. At least I’m glad I didn’t like it, as it’s a nightmare to find and costs a fortune.

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  2. Perla Vencis

    In my opinion, it keeps the DNA of the classic 2013 Si, but here the rose is sweeter than its older sister. From start to finish, the three protagonists are rose, patchouli, and vanilla. I see it as an all-rounder that works brilliantly in any season.

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  3. Labellezadeelolfatto

    How wonderful! What luck to have caught this beautiful perfume before it was discontinued; it reminds me of Narciso Poudre. It’s a clean, soapy scent, like a luxury hotel soap, powdery and a very elegant sweetness, nothing invasive. It’s long-lasting, around six hours on my skin 🥰

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  4. karugervazoni

    On my skin, it’s a baby perfume, creamy and slightly powdery, like a neroli cream. It’s a little sweet, but for me, it’s not gourmand or cloying because it’s soft and delicate. I see it as super feminine but not elegant; it’s innocent, ideal for a girl or teenager. Obviously, anyone can wear it, but I feel it’s youthful. I agree with Elcholo: it’s similar to Classique Pin Up but creamier, sweeter, and more powdery. I think it’s great for spring and summer because it’s soft and not overwhelming, although it is versatile.

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  5. fleur parfumée

    I consider it a baby perfume for adults. It has some vibes of Petit Enfant that my mother used to put on me since I was born and throughout my childhood 💖. It’s beautiful, feminine, and floral. Very powdery and very refined. I enjoy it for bedtime but also recommend it to project femininity and delicacy. I even see it as ideal for a bride 👰. Drying down, I feel it as a sweet, mature floral. Age: 27 and up, nothing childish.

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  6. It’s delicious; I didn’t buy it because I feel it’s for a slightly more mature woman and not for daily use, but I think it’s an excellent perfume for commitments or important work meetings. It doesn’t smell like ‘mum’ either, very nice but for certain occasions…

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  7. It’s a super elegant and feminine perfume. It’s like a warm, rosy hug for the heart. Without a doubt, my favourite from this Armani line; it’s a pity they don’t make it anymore.

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  8. Alexphynx

    I can’t believe they’ve discontinued it. From the Si line, it’s definitely the richest. If you can get it, stock up 😩

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  9. What a beautiful perfume! It smells like something that no one can possibly find offensive. It’s soft yet noticeable, highlighting a fruity and creamy side on my skin. It reminds me a bit of Burberry Her, but this is warmer, cheerier, and has a citrusy touch. I wear it for everything, day and night. Super versatile and it has truly won me over.

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  10. Sweet and elegant, that’s how I’d describe it; I loved it 🥰. I feel such a rich vanilla, accompanied by red fruits and currants (red fruits aren’t listed but I definitely smell them). It’s a tender and sophisticated perfume; I’d use it for any occasion in any season ✨

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  11. A very refined and versatile scent. The neroli here is exquisite, with a touch of vanilla and a hint of talc that doesn’t smell old. It’s for someone sophisticated, ideal for everyday wear, the office, or important dinners. It’s a flanker that keeps the DNA of Si but diverges with its gourmand side. It works brilliantly in the shoulder seasons, autumn or spring, and holds up well in winter too. The longevity on skin and projection is good, around six hours. I recommend testing it on skin before buying and avoiding hot days, because if the sweetness and neroli overwhelm you, you won’t like it.

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  12. What a gorgeous perfume; to my nose, it’s neroli cream. It’s a very vanilla-infused version of the classic Jean Paul Gaultier Pin Up, a gourmand twist on that icon.

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  13. MarinaEtoile

    One of my worst olfactory experiences, honestly. The neroli is overpowering and ruins the entire charm of the fragrance; there is no balance or equilibrium. It’s a cloying scent and nothing enjoyable for me.

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  14. I’m in love with this perfume; it breaks my heart that it’s discontinued, simply exquisite ❤️

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  15. If Fiori, how beautiful and delicate. I love wearing it because it’s like putting on your whole princess outfit; it puts me in a good mood and I feel like it’s those perfumes that don’t need to call attention. I’d describe it as the scent of a delicate and pleasant woman, elegant but not pretentious, who has a great conversation and a big smile :).

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  16. A simple and versatile perfume. On me, it has a moderate-to-low trail and lasts about six hours on skin. It’s not the most spectacular or original as there are many of the same style; it’s not a scent you say ‘how unique’, it’s simply a staple. I bought it and I’m satisfied because it was for what I wanted: not to overwhelm anyone at 6am when I go to work and use it as a daily wear.

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  17. estefi2015

    Beautiful, absolutely beautiful!!! Delicate, impeccable!!! Magical!!! One of the perfumes that completely fell in love with me!!!

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  18. Lau Covas

    Although it’s not the same as its sister Si EDP, it has its DNA, though this is softer. It’s a sweet, vanilla-infused, delicate scent and nothing heavy. You can wear it perfectly on hot days. When I put it on, it makes me feel elegant, pretty, and cheerful; that’s what I think when I smell it. On my skin, it lasted until the next day after a shower, then faded, but I was impressed by its performance because I’d seen reviews saying it didn’t last at all. It’s a pity they discontinued it; I’m going to buy several backups before they run out. It’s a fantastic perfume; I bought it for the bottle as I was a bit doubtful about the notes, but I fell in love. I recommend it for spring, summer, and autumn, but during the day.

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  19. Perfumadict

    Its longevity is excellent! The powdery touch didn’t fully convince me but it adds elegance and sophistication… fresh and floral… I’ll probably use it once I’m over 45! 🤭 Edit: it ended up winning me over sooner than expected. I’m 32 and bought it; I enjoy wearing it, though I save it for very special occasions.

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  20. Vale Barajas

    Finally got my hands on this after searching for ages. I knew it but couldn’t quite recall the details, so here’s my take: it opens sweet and citrusy, then dries down to reveal that potent neroli which, paired with the tangerine, reminds me of orange blossom. A creamy, floral vanilla follows, nothing gourmand, with a musk that cleans it up nicely. I usually don’t categorise by season, but to me, this smells like pure spring. The projection is wide and it lasts a long time; also, if I dampen it with water, instead of fading, it intensifies, so I don’t need to reapply. It’s gorgeous, tender, delicate, and refined—I love it.

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  21. Reina Amigdala

    I absolutely loved it! I ordered a decant and fell in love at first sight, so I bought the full bottle. It’s a floral-fruity scent with a super vanilla base. Cheerful yet very creamy. As someone who adores vanillas, I’d say this has the most prominent vanilla in my collection and the cheeriest. Evelyn Mar said it smells like Fruit Loops cereal, and yes, it has that touch, but over a vanilla base. Beautiful with exceptional performance.

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  22. Gourmand Bottle

    Generally, I’m very decisive about whether I like a perfume or not. I bought this blind, just like its sister, Sì Passione, which I adored when I tried it. Unfortunately, the same didn’t happen with this Sì Fiori, although I acknowledge it is elegant. Its potency drives me away; it’s very warm and I feel it suffocates me, I just couldn’t handle it. These Sì are the only ones in the line I know; I won’t try the others because they’re said to be more potent, so I’m happy to stick with my Sì Passione; I don’t need more from the collection. For those who like sweet, floral, warm, and imposing scents, this will be a hit; it has an air similar to YSL’s Black Opium, not in the scent but in the style.

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  23. Anabel_Parfums

    The most feminine, sweet (without being cloying), creamy, and tender of the entire Sì line. If you like the original Sì but find the liquorish note too strong and overwhelming, don’t hesitate to try this. It’s the Sì of a good girl, feminine and cheerful. That doesn’t mean it lacks presence, because on my skin it has performed very well (over 8 hours on skin, with a notable trail for the first 3. On clothes, it still smells lovely where I have my coat and dress). Definitely my favourite Sì (waiting for the discontinued Le Parfum to arrive). Speaking of discontinued, there are rumours this one is too… I don’t understand, but just in case, I’ve already got another refill bottle.

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  24. Every nose is a world, and mine might be getting stranger every day, but when I smelled this perfume, it felt familiar, until I came across The One by Dolce & Gabbana. They’re similar, although when testing them side by side there are differences, but that fruity, floral, and vanilla aspect is a common point that means if you like one, you’ll probably like the other. It’s worth noting that when it dries down, SF leans more towards floral-vanilla and TO towards fruity-vanilla, but both are absolutely delicious.

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  25. Overall, it’s a floral fragrance with a slight sweetness, very wearable, discreet, and feminine. Its tangerine opening is delicious to me, and its dry down of rose, neroli, currants, and vanilla seems delicate and divine. The currants are noticeable, but for me, it’s not a fruity perfume, which keeps its elegance. Although some say it’s similar to Narciso Rose, I feel they have different openings and that Narciso is drier, more musky, less floral and intense, although ultimately the longevity of Sì Fiori is better on my skin. For me, its resemblance to the original Sì is slight. They both share currants and vanilla, but the Sì is much more overwhelming, whereas Sì Fiori is an exquisite veil over the skin. Perhaps it’s one of the few I’d categorise as purely feminine. Its longevity is 9-10 hours. A drawback: I’d like it to have more projection because on me it stays very soft. This could be an advantage for work environments, even for healthcare staff; it exudes simplicity and trust. However, due to this lack of projection, I probably won’t repurchase. I’d love something similar with more trail. Scent 8.5/10, Longevity 9.5/10, Sillage 5.5/10, Value for money 5/10, Versatility 7/10, Packaging 9/10. Would I buy again? Probably not.

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  26. By the name, I thought it would be a floral bomb, but no, everything is very well balanced. The first time I used it, I didn’t like it; it left a clean, slightly soapy, soft scent. The second time was a different experience; the juicy fruity opening won me over. It lasted until the next day; when I showered, its beautiful fragrance emerged, floral, sweet, delicate, slightly tender, and unique. I didn’t know it was discontinued; perhaps that’s why I found the 100 ml at a very good price. Spring is arriving, so I’ll be using it a lot this season.

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  27. I don’t like the Sì until I happened to discover Sì Fiori and fell in love. I don’t understand why they’re discontinuing it; it’s perfectly made. It’s ultra-feminine, versatile, and sexy; I’ve got a refill and now I enjoy it greatly olfactorily. Scent 10 out of 10.

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  28. A total discovery. I don’t know the other Sì. I saw the reviews and was tempted by the notes, but it wasn’t on my wishlist. Until I saw a bargain offer for 30 ml, so I took a risk. It’s sweet; it evokes something half-candied; some say popcorn, it could be. It feels juicy, fruity, and substantial. It has a very striking opening, a candied fruit that suits my taste. It doesn’t saturate, doesn’t tire; with the hours, it becomes softer, like a halo of flowers, but without losing that candied touch that sets it apart from a traditional floral like Pleasures. Personally, I like this kind of sweetness, away from La Vie Est Belle which never appealed to me. It feels delicate and well-crafted. The patchouli perhaps helps me notice it more on the skin. It conveys well-being. It’s an excellent alternative for those who want a sweet perfume that lasts longer without falling into La Vie Est… or similar. Highly recommended. It has good longevity, medium-low projection on me.

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