La Petite Robe Noire Honey Rose

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• Abry_81

  February 7, 2026

  

  Recently, I’ve started collecting all the LPRN flankers; I’m a huge Guerlain fan and initially ignored this line because of its resemblance to my 1997 Lolita Lempicka and the Le Premier Parfum version. Since 2020, my passion has grown, and I now own most of the collection. This one really caught my eye due to the drastic note changes on Fragrantica, but don’t be fooled: like the others, it features cherry and Regalis. I atomized it 10 minutes ago and thought I’d be disappointed by its limited edition status and price, but the moment it dried, it was clear this is a flanker—the DNA is there: cherry, Regalis, tonka, and rose. The latter makes the biggest difference compared to the Lolitas. The honey I expected from its name emerges after a few minutes as the composition develops, boosting the rose to nearly overshadow the honey, making it denser and more animalic (it would have been great, as it’s limited and only 50ml), but that’s not quite what happens; instead, it’s a lovely honey and rose blend sweetened with vanilla, maintaining that unique, intense accord of the line that gradually blends to let the rose/honey combo shine through, accentuated by that vanilla sweetness. Is it a relevant flanker? I don’t think so, but it’s delicious and modernized. Worth it for collectors and brand fans. Delphine Jelk does an excellent job at the Maison; let’s hope the next flanker, Le Parfum, or next year’s limited edition takes a bolder turn. By the way, I was expecting the bottle color to be different (it looks more orange or peach in the photos), but it blends in well with the others and goes unnoticed.