A beautiful, sophisticated fragrance that came into view after being convinced the House of Guerlain was going to die smothered in marshmallow fluff. It has a completely nonsweet herbal opening of ...

Like Liu, this is a re-release of a Guerlain classic into their high end line. It's a beautiful fragrance. It actually reminds me somewhat of Mitsouko and Revlon Intimate (one of my mother's perfume...

Old style fragrance that reminds me of certain Jean Patou's, but with a greasy citronella edge. It's an aggressive fragrance and needs attitude to pull off. Didn't work at all on me. Disappointed, but...

The 2006 reissue of Guerlain's 1933 scent Sous le Vent is the single most expensive perfume that I have ever purchased. I didn't plan for it to happen. One evening at Bergdorf's, I dabbed some of it o...

The trouble with Guerlain is that it is sneaky. First you think you do not need Sous le Vent, then you realize it smells like Miss Dior, after she takes off her New Look outfit, and puts on her silk ...

Sous le Vent is an astringent chypre with aggressive notes of oakmoss, galbanum and bitter citrus that I personally found to be very off-putting. It is a close twin to Coty's Chypre de Coty. In either...

Usually lavender is one of the notes I try to stay away from - though I like it well enough, I don't seem to be able to successfully wear it, but it's just fine, and even quite nice in Sous le Vent. S...

Sous le Vent is in my opinion the perfect summer fragrance from Guerlain - a wonderful mix of fresh notes, herbs and oakmoss. While in Paris I decided to splurge on a bottle (it's terribly expensive),...

This fragrance smells of dusty old books, moldy dark basements, and historical places. The only way I can describe this scent is by saying it smells like Mistsouko and Habanita had a problematic son- ...

This is another wonderful scent from the Guerlain archives. At is a gorgeous dry chypre with soft florals in the dry down. There is a nice hit of oak moss, which I love, but if you don't fair warnin...