KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM
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What does KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM smell like?
KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM by Kate Spade is a floral fresher fruity fragrance, dominated by floral, amber, citrus accords. It opens with bergamot, settling into a base of cashmeran (woody musky), ambroxan (ambergris).
How long does KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM last?
Based on 20 community ratings, 45% describe the longevity of KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM as moderate, while 30% say it is long-lasting. Longevity varies with skin chemistry, climate and how much you apply.
How strong is the sillage of KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM?
45% of community votes rate the sillage of KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM as moderate, with another 25% calling it close to the skin.
Is KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM masculine or feminine?
The community rates KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM as unisex (45% of votes), though 25% consider it mostly feminine. Fragrance has no rules — wear what you love.
What smells similar to KATE SPADE NEW YORK EAU DE PARFUM?
The closest matches by accord profile are Layton by Parfums de Marly (91% match), ROSE NOIR by Byredo (91% match), JUMP UP AND KISS ME ECSTATIC by Clive Christian (90% match).
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