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Something Blue Oscar de la Renta
Oscar de la Renta

Something Blue Oscar de la Renta

Concentration
EDP
Typically ١٥–٢٠% perfume oil
  1. Cologne
  2. Toilette
  3. EDP
  4. Parfum
  5. Extrait
Global rating
3.82586 votes
Launched
2013
Made for
Female

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Something Blue has recently arrived for sale at Bloomingdales and Saks Fifth Avenue and was announced as a fragrance to enrich the aura with a floral rhapsody of notes. The fragrance was designed by Frank Vöelkl of Firmenich and Ann Gottlieb, as an echo to a wedding theme. The composition opens with luminous notes of linden blossom, neroli, bergamot and mandarin. The heart incorporates stephanotis, known as the eternal flower picked from Oscar de la Renta's garden in Punta Cana especially for this occasion, along with lily of the valley, narcisse and a touch of litchi. The base closes with musk, vanilla, ambrette seed, ambergris and warm cashmere wood. Something Blue is available as 50 and 100 ml EDP. The bottles are made of transparent glass with a blue stopper shaped like a ball. What sets this edition apart from others is the ring on the neck of the bottle—it is silver and evokes the very act of wedding. Photos for the advertising campaign were taken by Craig McDean.

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Accords

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Note photography: Ivar Leidus (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons

From the encyclopedia

  • Contains Stephanotis, a note found in only 7 fragrances
  • One of 78 Oscar de la Renta fragrances in the encyclopedia

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Performance

Longevity

moderate

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Sillage

moderate

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Audience & value

Gender

female

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Price value

overpriced

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Where it works

Climate

mediterranean

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Season

spring and summer

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How it lasts in our climate

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OurScent’s verdict

Suits you if

  • you want something fresh for summer heat

May not suit you if

  • you are on a tight budget

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Who made it

Oscar de la Renta

The house

Oscar de la Renta

1977–202678 in the index

The index holds 78 of its fragrances, released between 1977 and 2026. Its most-used accords are floral, citrus, white floral.

In the index
78
Years released
1977–2026
Average rating
3.92
Signature accords
floral, citrus, white floral
Ann Gottlieb

The perfumer

Ann Gottlieb

Ann Gottlieb Associates44 in the index

Ann Gottlieb is a perfumer at Ann Gottlieb Associates. 71 fragrances on record, 44 of them in this index.

Perfumes in the encyclopedia
44
across their career
71
Company
Ann Gottlieb Associates

With Frank Voelkl

Questions about Something Blue

Does Something Blue last in the heat?
Our estimate from its composition, until enough readers vote: longevity “moderate”, and it is better in mild weather than on a hot summer day.
Who is Something Blue for, and in which season?
The house makes it for women. From its accords, we estimate it is best in spring and summer.

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