I finally found the perfect fragrance! I was never a fan of floral perfumes but this one is exotic, warm and sexy. Smells swee..

Launched: 2008 Group: Oriental Floral INTRODUCTION I was given a sample of Fleur de Corail or Coral Flower back in 2008 the year it was released by Lolita Lempicka, the young, girly and sophisticated Parisian fashion house, but never got round to writing a review on it until now.

Creamy; girly; pretty; quality blend

A bit too 'cake'- smelling to me

received this as a gift and now on 2nd bottle , forever gettin asked what im wearing ive actually stopped telling people as i dont want everyone pinching MY smell lol

...worn Midnight and Minuit on evenings when a scent that is elegant and voluptous was desirable. Lately a softer and more floral version called Forbidden Flower called my name and I wear it constantly.

This fragrance is warm and cozy. It has a hint of sweetness and spice with vanilla. I think it is suited more for cooler days, not summer. Nice scent.

Beautiful sultry but fresh scent, vanilla and coconut tones. Great value for money - I invested in the 80ml. Half the price of my local perfumerie.

Thought I had the old formula but it's the new one after all, anywho, the sweetness is young, dark, mysterious, and fairy tale princess lost in a forest-like. It's like making the world around you into an instant fairy tale.

Lolita Lempicka Perfume,is one amazing scent. It reminds me a little of one of my all time favorite perfume 's - Angel. This perfume is distinct though and just a wonderful perfume to add to your collection. This scent is very sexy and sensual,and is a real pleasure to wear.

At first spray this is all sweet powdery iris and violet, laced with licorice. It also smells very fresh in an almost aquatic way (this is probably the ivy). Although I get more iris than violet, this really reminds me of these purple violet mints I used to get as a kid.

What you smell is what you get–a dark raspberry-rose accord reminiscent of retro lipstick and a dollop of chocolate sauce. This kind of directness is what attracted me to Lolita Lempicka in the first place. There is no pretense to aspire towards rarefied sophistication or sucked-in-cheeks elegance.