Sui Dreams
Anna Sui (2000)

On me, this gives the impression of an extremely gentle Creamsicle. It's all vanilla and a transparent orange. It wears very close to the skin, and fades after a short time. I had a tiny 5mL splash bottle and I brought it with me on a week-long boat trip, as I thought it would be good for close quarters, and would not choke my shipmates. It was very good for that! But that means that it is a little too subtle for my normal life, and I will not repurchase.

Girly. Very pretty fruit opening. Sweet, with bitter hints of something, underneath. Bits of peel and zest mixed in. There was a time, I would've been "all over this". I am a bit pickier with fruit things nowadays. I DO like this, for what it is.

More fruit with the added peach note in the middle. Florals are well-blended in the heart.

Less fruit, more gourmand-sweet in the base. Gentle, honeyed woods emerge. Soapy-sweet musk. A delightful vanilla, like a saltwater taffy vanilla. Pretty!

I don't usually re-purchase fruity florals, but I just got my 2nd bottle of this, after a decade's hiatus. It was one of the few bottles that I drained dry (instead of giving away/tossing when I tired of them).

It's sugary sweet, but light, so not cloying. It reminds me of cotton candy. If you don't apply much, it just fades, but if you thicken the application a bit, in a few hours, you have a delightful sweetness that magnifies your natural scent in a good way.

You can't go wrong with it. It's even-tempered and easygoing.

A good entry scent for the young, and a good anytime scent for the rest of us.

I love vanilla in most fragrances, however in Sui Dreams I can't help feeling as if they've made the vanilla too syrupy and sugary sweet.

The opening was rather disappointing with the vanilla and fruits creating a cheap and synthetic mix. It has an almost soapy quality to it which doesn't seem to work well as a perfume.

As might be expected, this is a rather girly fragrance, most likely aimed at young consumers.

In the pictures the bottle looks quite pretty, however in real-life the bottle is cheap, plastic and tacky. The blue juice also stains clothes.

I don't know of anyone that wears Sui Dreams, but in my personal opinion this is light enough and childish enough to be worn by young girls.

Must say that I'm disappointed that such a high price tag has been placed on such a cheap smelling fragrance. Certainly not something that I would personally buy.

A really nice, sweet, kiss-me-quick type of fragrance. Light and suitable more for day wear. Attractive bottle as well. I've nearly finished the bottle I've had for years, but doubt I'll replace it as my tastes have changed slightly now. Think this is more suitable as a 'first adult perfume' type like Anais Anais, rather than an adult 20-something perfume, which is what I require now.

The bottle drew me in...I had to test this fragrance when I saw it. It is shaped like a purse with puffed frosted glass detail on the outside of the bottle and a detailed pewter handle for the strap. The blue juice is nested perfectly inside. I was plesantly surprised when I first sprayed Sui Dreams on my arm. I love this fragrance...a light sweetness of orange creamsicles. It is soft, mild, and innofensive. It is a floriental to my nose with notes of vanilla, sandalwood, tangerine, bergamot, peony, and bitter orange. It has a warmthness to it, and would be perfect and gentle when you want a subtle scent that is noticable but doesn't scream attention. This has worked for me in both colder and warmer weather. This is an innocent fragrance that is delicate and very feminine. I can't help but sniff my self and the little bit of sillage it gives off when I wear this. This is a keeper in my wardrobe...I would definately repurchase Sui Dreams. It is a lovely fragrance...