Love Story
Chloé (2014)

Lovely, lively, linear floral scent. Linear, in the sense that it is well-blended. I am unable to pick out individual notes so far.

Slight 70s style musk, with vague wood later on. Not a fave, nor a failure. Just so-so.

This is a pretty and romantic perfume. It's flowery and simple, good for spring or summer. I've heard of brides using it as their wedding perfume and I can see why.

I unfortunately dropped my rollerball on the floor yesterday. I like the scent, but like others more so I'm not planning to rebuy.

It's a nice feminine floral perfume. Longevity and sillage are good. But you'll find many many many others.

This is a fairly linear fragrance, which is one of the most perfect examples of a feminine white floral perfume that I have ever had to good fortune to come across!
It is almost entirely composed of a blend of orange blossom and stephanotis, resulting in one of the most beautiful white floral scents ever made! (In my humble opinion.) What you smell when you spray this perfume on is what it stays smelling like for hours! I love that they (wisely) chose a linear structure for this scent, as opposed to the more common pyramid structure. The orange blossom and stephanotis notes are so completely perfect that I would never want to interrupt them or "ruin" them with anything else! This is another perfume that I consider "perfection in a bottle." It's so good that I almost think it should be considered a "reference white floral", regardless of the fact that it was only just released last year! Overall, "Love Story" is pretty, delicate, almost intoxicatingly sweet, indescribably lovely and purely feminine! It might possibly make my list of top ten best feminine perfumes ever, if I ever got around to making one. I definitely give this five stars and two thumbs up, and I would consider making this my signature scent! :)
I highly recommend trying a sample of this perfume today if you like white florals at all. I don't think you'll be disappointed. In my humble opinion, there really isn't much to not like.

A subtle, fresh but not loud neroli opening sees a white floral undertone added after an hour or so, the nice and bright mix. The stephaniotis - a rarely used note - comes in a bit later on my skin, and in the base a pleasantly subdued white musk is added.
The performance is surprisingly good with soft sillage, adequate projection and five hours of longevity on my skin.

Overall a restrained summery and bright scent, a bit fragile nearly but not without an original touch. 3/5.

Imagining yourself with youre partner on the "Pont des art" in paris. Hanging a padlock on the fence to seal youre love like so many other people did. Thats the story of this fragrance. Also the reason why the bottle is shaped like a padlock. Its again a great job of Anne Flipo. When I tried it first it was so very Chloe so very french. The sent is very recognisable Chloe but that makes it not that very special.The representative that visit me said it was not a competitor for Roses the Chloe but i think it is. Its just a little more subtle.The scent is made from neroli, orange blossom and stephanotis.It should have been released a few month earlier becouse I think its a very good summer fragrance. Now it wil be released in September here in The Netherlands. I have seen previeuws of the adds and they are beautiful. But like all Chloe fragrances it wil sell itself.