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maikl1964 – :
Warning – this could be a trigger.
But hopefully not.
I FINALLY got my hands on the elusive dress code!! This has been on my list since the inception in 2015.
I’m a fan of l’eau – so this was an obvious choice.
Unfortunately, I personally don’t see much of a difference. Yes, l’eau has citrus – but by no means is it a citrus heavy scent. This may not have the mild citrus, but for the most part, it just seems like l’eau minus the citrus note.
I’m not saying this is bad – like I said, I’m a fan…I was just expecting a more noticeable difference. I suppose this falls under the ol risk of blind buying rule.
I would caution those, like me, who blind buy with the thinking that this will be vastly different.
oxpahakhua – :
Oh gosh how do I start? This scent was purchased for my husband. Awesome enough we share the bottle. This was a birthday gift to him. At first sniff I was captivated. It’s luxury at its finest. It’s refined, classy, sensual, smooth, and intoxicating. I feel so lucky I got my hands on a bottle. Sent away to Belgium for this masterpiece.
As noted by another reviewer this is a fragrance you surely would smell on a gentleman, however, I think a lady can pull it off too. Im not afraid to wear it. So go ahead ladies go for it.
Upon first sniff I get a lot of warm spice with praline and woods. The spices are like a drug in some since, you cant get enough. The Tonka and vanilla add a smoothness and warmth that makes you feel comforted. The fragrance does have a sexy vibe, that brings out the animal in us all. I personally don’t get much citrus on me, nor on my husband. I don’t detect much patchouli. This is one of the best blended scents I have smelled in a long time. Spicy, sweet, warm, cozy, and more. This is such a home run. Perfection. Guerlain at its best. Xo
fissuffrore – :
this is a combo of praline and herbs. Sweet and soothing.
My sister said this remind her of the sport car leather cushion.
бобёр82 – :
I am fortunate enough to have acquired a 2017 bottle of Habit Rouge Dress Code. I’m unable to track down the 2015 or 2016, but as I understand it there’s little, if any, differences.
This to me was one of those rare fragrances that I immediately fell for on first sniff. To not just be captivated, but head over heels in love with the scent. That’s the effect Dress Code had on me. It’s pure class. When I initially ordered a sample I looked over the notes and wondered.
I mean… rose and patchouli, praline, tonka, vanilla. I was thinking to myself this must lean towards the feminine side. It does not. Far from it actually. This is as masculine as they come, but not just any man can pull this off. You won’t ever walk into the club and smell this on a frat boy. A distinguished and mature man is who you would smell this on.
Performance and longevity are both fantastic. Guerlain really did a great job with this parfum.
If there is any complaint I would have, it’s that I don’t care much for opaque bottles. I like knowing exactly how much is in the bottle, but this is a complaint that has nothing to do with the scent itself. They could’ve put this in a tin can with a shoddy sprayer and I would still rave about it.
Top 3 favorite of mine easily.
jgor – :
The citrus opening in the EDT is toned way down and replaced with a milder green geranium-like rose. I can immediately detect the sweet note(praline?), which renders the more modern feel in Dress Code.
bond-vit1993 – :
Probably just a bottle switch, same juice.
I still have my 2016 version.