I can recommend this perfume to only one very specific group: people dressing up or posing as androids or other non-human types. Each of the perfumes I own in the Liz Taylor line capture different sides of her, different moods, almost like each perfume was made for a different role she had not only in Hollywood movies but in her actual life. Also many here said it'd be similar to Trésor, there's no peach, no lily of the valley type of vibe, no fruitiness, so I wouldn't even listen to these reviews, completely out of touch. This is super feminine and sweet, with a sophisticated auntie Mame being the life of the party kind of vibe.

Sparkling White diamonds - this one is very different and I get what people mean now when they say it smells like a “freshly Washed and clean” fragrance. This floral – oriental fragrance, launched in 1993, was designed by the famous Russian Sophia Grojsman. It reminds me somewhat of Spellbound, but not totally, and also of Vintage Red Door, the one from the 80's and 90's (the present formulation of Red Door is awful, and cannot be counted). Rare Rubies is a much stronger version - more like the classic 1980's perfumes, however - it softens down within the first hour and a half where it wears closer to the skin.I really love the perfume version and it is much smoother and spicier than the EDT which does sort of deliver a big hairspray type cloud. This smells enough like Tresor that I was immediately transported in my mind back to high school when my mom wore it. The soap is truly like a cheap soap, there's no fruitiness, no peach no almond in there, no sourness like some said.

she must go now, off in to the club where the aroma of liquors, smoke, adrenaline, wonder and lived in stale space hug her. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons.The beautiful fragrance processes a blend of red rose, peach, lilac, orchid, amber, vanilla and sandalwood that is perfect for evening wear.