Chopard Cašmir Eau de Parfum - Chopard Casmir is a precious oriental-style perfume, created and distributed by one of the most famous and renowned jewelery houses in the world. Received a dinky 30ml bottle of Casmir yesterday in the post, the bottle is absolutely gorgeous on my dressing table. There is a musty, smoky smell in this that when added to the old fashioned patchouli and powderyness, smells like old plastic dolls.

Casmir overall feels warm, but with an undertone of cool dampness, like feverish sweats and shivers. In my mind it hasn't changed much (I used to have a bottle 15 years ago), but i haven't done a side-by-side, so can't confirm this hasn't been reformulated. Same thing every time" it burbles back, "when I brake the load of coconuts always crash against each other, some burst and then steam out. This is a great, irreverent, vintage fragrance - I agree with the description of this as being bohemian - the bohemian, carefree cutie at the party. Casmir is the bottled memory of those steaming mugs of spiced cider, Christmas lights illuminating dark sky of the early winter evenings, the fog of your breath in the dry, cold air, the warmth you feel surrounded by those that you love.If you love oriental gourmand fragrances make sure that you have this sweet creamy musk in this collection. Founded in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard, Swiss company Chopard is predominantly known for its jewellery and wristwatches. Overripe peaches, at the brink of fermentation, drizzled with vanilla extract and arranged, along with a few fragrant flowers, into a baroque still life.

Because I am currently appreciating Casmir, I am thinking that I have written off something potentially wonderful due to my prejudice, and plan on fixing that soon. Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית. I like them both, and in some respects I like the new formulation better, except in the poor longevity department. I still struggle with it, straight up and in the first couple hours on my skin though and becomes headache inducing for me that way.I find it to be a bit too strong, but I have been wearing an eau de toilette for a few months so may just be too used to that strength. He was the Swiss equivalent of Karl Moik or Carolin Reiber, and "Öisi Musig" was comparable to "Musikantenstadl".