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I was so delighted to find Crepe de Chine...and even more thrilled when I rec'd. my order...put it on the next day for a 10 hour shift in a dirty factory...and still had a fellow want to know what I was wearing...it was irresistible to all! In the movie, Scent of a Woman, Al Pacino comments that the young woman has that "soap and water scent"...this must be what she had on! I'm back for more today for friends and family gifts...and more for my cache...:>)
Written by karsykay on August 07, 2013
50 yrs ago I was at a party when a young man I did not know came up to me, put his arm around my waist & said "I haven't smelled 'Crepe de Chine' since Paris before the War!" (How could you not like a fragrance with that reaction!)
Written by HPATSY on April 15, 2013
I first found crepe de chine in the early 60's and am very happy to be able to get it again. This smells just like the original it's the only perfume which does NOT give me a headache when worn I wish you would provide it in a small size to carry in a hand-bag, for times when one unexpectedly needs it. (when that attractive man walks across the room towards you; or another one gives you a big (come and talk to me smile)
Written by Therese C. Lucas on February 28, 2013
I have a couple of old empty bottles of this classic chypre style fragrance from the 1920s, one at eau de toilette strength and the other the extrait itself. The recreation by Long Lost Perfume seems to be very close to the original, and in due course I look forward to obtaining others in their line, such as My Sin and Bond Street to see how they compare with the originals. Maybe one day they'll get around to Lanvin's Scandale, a great favourite of mine years ago.
Written by Ivy on October 15, 2012