The EDT 75 ml is in a pale blue box, the bottle is identical to the current Magie Noire bottle, and the Oud bottles without the embellishments. Now, the fragrance is in my opinion almost identical to the Climat available on Perfume.com, somehow slightly more delicate- less creamy, more floral... and also very similar to Amouage Dia, which many say is similar to the original Climat. If Climat is available at the Lancome counter in Paris, even if it isn’t on display, why are people pursuing supposed vintage versions at ridiculous prices? I am missing something here, clearly. This is a combination of aldehyes, civet, woods, vetiver, florals, mosses, powders and others that blend together in such an old-fashioned manner that it is a perfume that should be experienced. Spraying it on creates such a perfume aura, almost one of antiquity, one that is unspoken of in these fruty-floral days. Civet and wood are strong also, while it lasts. Head out to a used book store in some vintage garb wearing Climat on a Saturday afternoon and you'll feel at ease with your world. This is a choice of an adult perfumista who has tried a world of perfumes, one who has stepped amongst the florals, the chypres, the gourmands, the woods and so many others. Climat is for one who understands vintages in their purity. But also appreciates them for what they bring to their lives. This "La Collection" version has a beautifully balanced, sharp and bitter-sweet main accord of astringently sour bergamot bolstered by aldehydes, sweet peach, lily, rose, narcissus, and tuberose. So lovely, enlivening, and distinctive. Eventually, it dries down to musk, vetiver, sandal and light "leather" (isobutyl quinoline).