Victoria

An incredible waste of money..this smells exactly like that dreadful Chloe perfume...boring, nondescript, and incredibly baseline. It's nothing more than the same fruity rose that we've see way too many times before, especially from Chloe and Givenchy's Very Irresistible. If you want Chloe, for whatever reason, then I guess you should go for this because it's not incredibly overpriced. The bottle is cute, although it's quite heavy and a bit clunky in the same fashion as the Victoria Secret Angel fragrance bottles (the ones with the frosted wings on the back). If you're a sorority girl that's devoid of personality, uniqueness, and nuance, this is the fragrance for you...because it'll cloak your skin with an unoffensive, weak, fruity sweetness that is just as interesting and diverse as your Ugg boots and leggings that you mistakenly wear as a substitute for pants.

asher.jessie not sure why your review had to become an attack on women in college who dress in what they find comfortable.... friendly reminder that shaming women for what they want to wear is a backwards and patriarchal behavior that should be eradicated. nevertheless this perfume isn't iconic or stately by any means. its a pleasant fragrance thats airy and fruity and its very reasonably priced in comparison to designer fragrances with the same notes. this would make a very easy gift as it wears well on everyone who ive asked and is likable.

Another vote for Fragrantica to have a page dedicated to the original Victoria from the 90s. I have a bottle I found at a vintage perfume sale and it's amazing, one of a kind, WOMANLY stuff. I have not smelled the new Victoria for this page, sorry.

i like the victoria smell but i don't understand how it could have been a consumer choice award. This is not a perfume. it's a nice mist to go to bed or to wear at home. I'm rather disappointed. Not impressive.

I'm lately exploring the Victoria's Secret range since it arrived here, too. Not 240 fragrances anyway! I think we get a much smaller collection. I'm not a fan of these perfumes, but I enjoy a few of them. Victoria is among my favourites because it doesn't kill my head with loads of fake fruits and sugar. How people came to consider fruit&sugar as sexy is beyond my limits. This one smells fruity, of course, but with a more acidic edge in the opening and gradually fades to a warmer and sweeter scent, not overpowering not sickening and vaguely elegant, considering our times. It's a happy perfume without deeper nor gloomy tones. The bottle is a combination of elegance and tackiness, but I don't care much for bottles as long as I like their content. This is something that I would wear for daytime with trendy clothes bought at commercial chain shops and feeling at ease among the crowds, especially the army of wannabe-casual-but-chic ladies from 30 to 40s as I often meet here. Not bad.