Arpege by Lanvin Perfume Review 1927
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2022
- A classic masterpiece from the house of Lanvin created by Andre Fraysse and Paul Vacher.
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My Signature Scent since 1996. Vintage Extrait is The Best formula. 💫🥂✨
Wow. I haven't smelled that one. I'm sure it's amazing.
Thanks Mona, I'm going to hunt this down. I so appreciate you giving it your seal of approval. 💖
Top review. I was actually curious as to the wear ability of this fragrance. I will now be purchasing a bottle to add to my collection ✌️✌️✌️✌️
Please let me know what you think once you get your bottle.
Why do perfumes get reformulated? I thought Jeanne Lanvin was a woman! Thanks for the review.
Jeanne Lanvin is a woman. There are many reasons why perfumes get reformulated...a few would be: to cut down costs...or sometimes a certain oil or note becomes very expensive, they have to find an alternative...sometime because of IFRA where they would restrict the use of certain notes...and many more reasons...
@@paologomez1698 Thanks. It is just so hard as so many of my favourite perfumes have been discontinued or in the case of Arpege, reformulated.
@@SelfcareKaren luckily we can still find some vintages out here...
@@paologomez1698 I have some of Arpege but they smell "off" 😢😢😢
Thanks for describing aldehydes, helpful video
Thank you very much. Glad you liked.
Not related, but do I see Ombre Rose on the top shelf behind you? Would love to hear your take on that vintage fragrance!
It's a powdery rose. And a bit resinous. Beautiful stuff. Performance is great as well. Literally like a rose scented talcum powder. =)
I'd love to know if Tom Ford's Champaca Absolute was popular with chic Filipino women. When the flower and the scent is connected to culture and memory I think the bottled fragrance must surely resonate more? It's a love or hate fragrance, a bit like the ghastly 'Oriana' by Parfums de Marly. Thanks for drawing attention to this quiet old classic fragrance. Lanvin's Arpege in the 1980s was gorgeous. I don't dare to try the contemporary version in case it's insipid in comparison and turns 'weird' on my skin instead of remaining dense and full of connectivity and 'charge' (like most vintage formulas always did). It's hard to put it into words exactly 'how' the classic old formulations differ to the modern ones but people familiar with the old and the new instantly recognise an inferior version.
I will have to revisit TF's Champaca Absolute. Generally, culturally, Filipinos are very hygeinic. Smelling good is a must no matter the demograph. Filipinos typically like freshies and light fragrances. Total opposite of what I love. 😆
@@paologomez1698 I'd love to watch more of your videos where you talk about your individual aesthetic direction and your unique taste in defiance of the context of culture and market trends in the Philippines. Your bold preferences are so chic and compelling and I look forward to watching more uploads. I throw people off with what I unexpectedly wear too, so I connect with you on this. Thanks Paolo!
@@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293 I will try my best to make more videos. Just in the middle of relocating...lots of things to take care of. Thank you for watching and commenting. Really appreciate it.
New sub here....I own a collection of Vintage fragrance including the Chanels one is a huge 16oz...
Cool! Don't you just love the classics?
My mom used to wear Arpege and Knowing all the time, always reminds me of her! I also remember a very unique scent that came in a burgundy glass bottle with a gold tear drop shape cap. The perfume itself was a milky white liquid, and the scent was very sweet, almost candy like. I can’t remember the name, does it ring any bells for you?
She has great taste. 😉 Unfortunately I do not know the third one.
The perfume in the burgundy bottle is called Samsara by Guerlain.
@@juliamackintosh-keiller2631 Thank you! I looked it up and that is indeed the fragrance in question :)
Do you know how this version compares to Eclat d’ Arpege? Thank you for sharing!
Totally different scent. This one is classic. Eclat is a modern freshie. Not a fan of that one. Sorry. Not because it is a modern scent. But it's just not my style.
@@paologomez1698 that’s great info, I’ve only encountered one and was curious about the other so I appreciate your insight!
I have lanvin princess but like i wnt to try this but im hesitate 😂 ,pls advice me ,❤
Princess looks like a modern fragrance. Arpege is a very classic type of scent. If you like Chanel 5...it's that type of scent.
How do I know if I’m getting genuine vintage?
1. Make sure you are getting from a reputable source.
2. Well, I am assuming (good assumption though) back in the day they never made fakes of this perfume.
3. Take note there is a risk that the perfume might be stale already. Going back to number one, you need to know your seller.
@@paologomez1698 can UNopened be stale?
@@onionhead4090 well, if it wasn't stored properly, if it was stored close to heat or direct sunlight then it could have affected the juice inside
Marilyn Monroe wore Lavin Arpege in 1960 on the set of the Misfits. As she said in an article and I quote: “I like to wear something different once in a while”. I spray it on my ankles, into the back of my knees and all the way up to my eyeballs so the fragrance all belong to me. Credit to Erin Parsons & Mona Marlow 💄
@paologomez is the smell smiler to Agent Provocateur maitresse or would you say the old version of Arpege is but the new version is more like Jean Paul Gaultier classic orange 🍊 woman?
Didn't know about that story of Marilyn. Thank you for sharing. Unfortunately I have not smelled Maitresse.
@@paologomez1698 maybe it’s something you can come back to one day? Great I’ve found you and this way we all learn something new 🫶🏻Ba-dee-dly-dee-dly-dee-dly-dum! Boop-boop-a-doop 💋