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Fancy Love
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Fancy Love by Jessica Simpson is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, the nose behind this composition is Celine Barel. The top notes unfold with peach blossom, champagne, and bergamot; the heart reveals frangipani, jasmine, peony, lotus flower, and rose; while the base notes settle with amber, musk, woody notes, and patchouli.
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Salida
peach blossom
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Corazón
Frangipani (Plumeria)
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Base
amber
Comunidad
2,565 votos
- Positivo 79%
- Negativo 18%
- Neutral 3.4%
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It’s sweet. I detect notes of chocolate or caramel, even though they’re not in its base. It’s very similar to Burberry Weekend.
It’s extremely pleasant. I find it sweet and simple, without being cloying or excessive. Personally, I’ve loved it.
It’s extremely pleasant. I find it sweet and simple, without being cloying or excessive. Personally, I’ve really liked it.
When I first bought this fragrance, I liked it quite a bit, but after a short while, I got bored and gave it away. Then I regretted it and bought it again. I used it non-stop for several weeks and then got bored again. I gave it away once more, and now I admit I need it. I think the reason is that I don’t like the top notes enough, although the base notes fascinate me. It’s sweet, a bit powdery, and gives me a very calming sensation. It’s one of the fragrances that works very well with my chemistry, as I received countless compliments when I wore it. If I find it at a good price, I’ll buy it again so I never have to give it away. Lesson learned.
I bought it and liked it, but soon I got bored and gifted it away. I regretted it and bought it again. I used it non-stop for weeks and then it stopped exciting me. I gifted it once more and now I admit I need it. I think it’s the top notes that don’t convince me, but the base notes fascinate me. It’s sweet, a bit powdery, and gives me a calming sensation. It’s one of the ones that works best with my chemistry; I received many positive comments. If I find it at a good price, I’ll buy it again so I never have to gift it away. Lesson learned.
I have a somewhat strange story with this perfume… it haunts me, as you read, for some reason it always comes back to me. A few months ago, I really wanted to try it because the notes caught my attention, and honestly, I’d had good experiences with other Jessica perfumes, so one good day I received a small decant in an exchange and it seemed quite decent; I used it for a while and then gave away what was left. Weeks later, another package arrived with another decant of Fancy Love; I used it little because it started to annoy me, and I decided to give that away too. Months later, I received another sample and yet another decant; by then, I was a bit put off and the situation started to seem strange to me xD. Anyway, I was at a store with limited selection, I spotted a white box, and I asked the lady to show it to me… it was the damn Fancy Love box with the giant photo of Jessica Simpson!!! AAAH!!! lol. And as for the perfume, I’d classify it as floral-gourmand, and honestly, I like the opening; it smells like peaches with cream, sweet yet slightly tart, but I can’t stand the base; it’s a bit powdery and doesn’t smell that good on my skin. That said, it lasts hours and hours and hours… and hours!!! I think it would last weeks and months if I never took a bath, haha. And well, let’s see, Jessica, of the fragrances I’ve tried, you have two good ones in my opinion: Fancy and Fancy Nights; but it’s not that big a deal. Fancy Love doesn’t like me, and it never will, so leave me alone paaaaaaaaz!!!!!
I have a weird relationship with this perfume: it haunts me. It always finds its way back into my life. I wanted to try it months ago for the notes and my good experiences with Jessica, so I got it in a swap and thought it was decent; I used it for a while and then gifted it away. Then another package arrived with a different decant, I used it little because it started to annoy me, and I gifted that one too. Months later, another sample and yet another decant! The situation was already getting on my nerves. The climax happened at a store with limited selection; I saw a white box and asked the girl to show it to me… it was the damn Fancy Love box with the giant photo of Jessica Simpson! AAAH lol. As for the scent, I classify it as floral-gourmand. I like the top notes: it smells like peaches with cream, sweet and slightly acidic. But I can’t stand the base; it’s powdery and doesn’t smell good on my skin. That said, it lasts for hours and hours and hours… and hours! I think it would last weeks if I didn’t shower. Of Jessica’s tested fragrances, two are good: Fancy and Fancy Nights, but not so much Fancy Love. I don’t like it and never will, leave me alone.
I’m hugely surprised by this line. I never thought Jessica Simpson had such a pleasant range of scents. This particular perfume is one of those that smells the same from start to finish; its aroma doesn’t vary, let alone its longevity. I receive many compliments when I wear it. It’s my second bottle, and I’ll keep buying it.
I’m hugely surprised by this line. I never thought Jessica Simpson had such a pleasant range. This particular perfume is one of those that smells the same from start to finish, doesn’t vary, and has good longevity. I receive many compliments when I wear it. It’s my second bottle, and I’ll keep buying it.
This fragrance is very lovely, soft, and sweet, certainly romantic. It’s ideal for spring. I think it’s the most romantic in the Jessica Simpson line. It smells like peaches with cream. Delicious.
Harmless.
What a pleasant surprise to discover this fragrance! On my skin, I sense a clean floral scent with a citrus touch and a very subtle champagne note. It’s not the typical cloying celebrity perfume for teenagers (I don’t criticize them; in fact, I own several and like them), though it is a little sweet, it feels more fresh to me. It reminds me a lot of Burberry Women, especially in the dry-down. I see it as perfect for daily wear in any season and for women of any age. Its longevity and sillage are more than acceptable, and the quality-to-price ratio seems excellent.
I bought it thinking it would smell similar to Fancy, which I really like, but it didn’t. However, it’s a fairly attractive scent: a mix of peaches, cream, and jasmine upon opening. As it dries down, it becomes powdery and velvety. To my personal taste, it wasn’t captivating or mind-blowing, but I admit it draws a lot of attention. From day one, people asked me several times what perfume I was wearing. It’s very comfortable for everyday office wear, and in terms of price, it’s quite affordable. In that regard, I think it was worth it.
My first Jessica Simpson perfume, and it’s more than beautiful… It’s an incredibly soft and special aroma that caresses your skin. I love it, from the scent to the bottle. It’s a very powdery floral with subtle sweet touches that make you fall in love.
A spring cocktail party, at night. A peaceful, quiet garden. Me in a beautiful dress, the fresh breeze caressing my hair. My date arrives, a pleasant gentleman, and we dance to a smooth jazz piece. That’s Fancy Love. If this perfume could write a story, this is how it would begin, end, or have its part. It’s a classy fragrance. I wouldn’t say elegant, but I’d wear it to a wedding, an important date, or an interview. It’s a delicious, fresh floral, like putting a necklace of scents around your neck. On my skin, the standout note was the peach blossom: so delicate and angelic. Then the amber took over; though I’m not usually a big fan, I found it pleasant. Later came the sparkling champagne, which I adored in Dazzle by Paris Hilton, but here it disappointed me a bit; it’s not as delicious, though it adds a sparkly, distinguished, and feminine touch. The sillage was discreet but pleasant and lasted 11 hours. Perfect for spring or summer. Very romantic, like a Hollywood summer movie.
I didn’t like it. At first, I loved it right out of the bottle, but then it started bothering me. It smells amazing in the bottle, but it just doesn’t work with my skin chemistry.
Fancy Love is elegant love! I own and cherish it, but seeing that white and gold bottle made me have to try it… and I can’t believe it, I liked it more than the previous one; I felt a little unfaithful! What a delicious fragrance! Even testing the body mist in-store, I loved it, and the Eau de Parfum Concentré has more intensity. It’s attractive and versatile for casual night outings year-round. Alongside the floral notes, that touch of English toffees gives it a gourmand vibe, though it’s an oriental floral. Launched in 2009, it has great sillage: 4 hours on skin and 6 if you use the body mist or lotion beforehand. I keep the small atomizer in my bag to reapply easily. The opening is exquisite with bergamot, peach blossom, and champagne. It wraps you in a narcotic cloud of jasmine, lotus, rose, frangipani, peony… and the dry-down captivates with romantic amber, patchouli wood, and musk. It’s elegant, delicate, enveloping, sophisticated; it feels like a mime or a caress that embraces. It has nothing to envy from high-end perfumes. It will stay in my collection. Applause to Celine Barel, a tremendous perfumer.
Of all the Jessica Simpson scents, Fancy Love is my top pick: rich, creamy, fruity, and soft. It lasts 4-5 hours on skin and much longer on clothes. I wear it both to work and when going out. The bottle is gorgeous and super elegant.
Update: I received this perfume, so lovely, so tender, it was a gift for my mom and it didn’t last on her skin. BUT! Great to my advantage, it does last on me and smells beautiful. It keeps that delicate scent, it’s true it doesn’t have great sillage, but whoever gets close can feel a beautiful aroma… in my subconscious I wanted my mom not to keep the perfume… jijijiji… well now she’s telling me I owe her another one. 😳 I ordered Fancy and Fancy Love blind; well, Fancy Love wasn’t entirely blind because I smelled a splash beforehand and liked its soft and delicate scent, but I didn’t apply it on my skin. I’ll tell you when they arrive.
I received this perfume yesterday, I was so eager to try it. I bought it cheap on Linio.cl… luckily! It’s true that it has similarity with Burberry Classic, I even liked it more than the latter… BUT… It doesn’t last at all, smells like alcohol at first, then you appreciate the scent which is very feminine, delicate, fresh, and romantic. You can detect the champagne, peach blossom, and a slight amber during the first two hours. Now, the rest of the notes… nothing. It’s very rich, but regarding quality, it’s disappointing that such a lovely scent you can’t perceive it or have people notice it around you. Has anyone else experienced this in Chile?
October 2019 and I just discovered it. It’s a very feminine, delicate, and subtle perfume. Its opening is peach with champagne, a very citrusy opening that then dries down and becomes woody. It’s a fine perfume and I must say that after its opening note it’s very similar to Burberry Weekend. Recommended for all-year use, it doesn’t give you a headache and is very rich to smell. For people who like gourmand scents, this is their perfume; it also smells like chocolate. With 5 applications it’s perfect, moderate sillage, and approximately 2 hours duration, a bit longer on clothes.
The Fancy is very rich and its scent has a high-end look, but this one is very weak and its wildflower scent leaves much to be desired. I can’t find the champagne anywhere.
The Fancy smells rich and luxurious, but it fades way too fast and the wild floral notes don’t sell it for me. Also, I can’t detect any champagne at all. 👎
Another gem from Jessica Simpson.
I had huge expectations with this perfume, as I’ve seen in several reviews that it was one of the gems of the Jessica Simpson line, which I’m a huge fan of, but this left me a bit confused. It’s a somewhat difficult, complicated scent, super creamy, and it gives me the sensation that it’s THICK, I don’t know why. Maybe I’m more used to super sweet perfumes, and this one definitely isn’t. I didn’t feel the champagne notes; it’s more patchouli, it’s like a creamy floral, so to speak. Scent 6/10. That said, its longevity is quite good; I’d say it’s more of a winter or cool-weather perfume.
Hi! I bought it along with Fancy Girl, blind. While the other didn’t like it at all, this one did; it has an ingredient that I feel delicious on the first spray. Luckily I didn’t mess up twice.
Fancy Love is a sparkling, luminous peach floral with a powdery touch that makes it feel like a body lotion settled into the skin. The opening is fruity, like champagne fruit or a soda: not entirely natural, but not synthetic either. The heart flowers give it a subtle, whitish halo, just like the bottle. After two hours, as it dries, it smells like rich musky wood. But watch out—in my experience, it clings to the skin; the longevity is quite a story. On me, it barely lasts four hours, even with reapplication, and it has no sillage, which is why I compare it to body cream. The truth is, the scent is very elegant. Under another brand, it would sell for a fortune, and that’s its virtue: it’s a great price. I bought it because they say it’s an exact dupe of Taylor Swift’s Taylor, which I’ve been tired of searching for without finding. Otherwise, I’d stick with Benetton’s United Dreams Together, which smells identical but is stronger due to a praline note. It’s a very inoffensive perfume and perfect for daily wear, despite its performance limitations. However, I wouldn’t fully recommend it.
Fancy Love is a sparkling, luminous, and fruity peach with a floral touch and a powdery note that makes it feel almost like a body lotion settled on the skin. The opening is fruity, like the fruit you smell in champagne or a soda: not 100% natural, but also not synthetic. The floral heart gives it a subtle, whitish halo, like the bottle. After two hours, in the dry-down, it feels like a very rich musky wood. However, in my experience, it lives completely close to the skin. Its longevity leaves much to be desired; on me, it doesn’t pass 4 hours, even with reapplication. It also has no sillage, which is why I relate it to a body cream. What is true is that its scent is very elegant. Under another brand, this perfume would sell for a fortune, and that’s its virtue: it’s a great price. I bought it because they say it’s an exact dupe of the discontinued Taylor Swift Taylor, which I’ve been tired of searching for without finding. Otherwise, I’d stick with Benetton’s United Dreams Together, which smells identical but with more punch due to a praline note. Fancy Love is very inoffensive and perfect for daily wear, despite its performance limitations. However, I don’t think I’d recommend it entirely.
I’m fascinated by this perfume. It feels super creamy, soft, and feminine. It gives me the sensation that champagne is mixed with cream or something similar. The tropical touch of frangipani is very pleasant. Plus, the bottle is gorgeous.
Bought it because reviews said it smells like Burberry Woman. Truth is, it’s similar but NOT the same. It’s the same family; you can taste the champagne, amber, and peach; it’s quite creamy. A very feminine, elegant scent without being cloying. A perfect blend of fruity and floral, very chic. Longevity isn’t bad, though it doesn’t reach the eternal status of the original Burberry (lasts days on clothes, but it’s an EDP). I recommend it for fall-winter; in summer it can be too sweet and cloying.