Fendi: Fendi, Eau de Toilette

I know it is a while since Christmas, but I've finally got around to posting a review on one of the gifts I received. Having dropped lots of hints to my husband I was very happy to learn that my efforts had been rewarded. I opened one of my pressies on Christmas morning a revealed a box containing a bottle of Fendi. Now I no longer have to pop into Boots on my way to work for a quick squirt: my previous bottle was pretty much gone and I was REALLY hoping for a replacement! Fendi was launched in 1985, by the fashion house of the same name. It is available in a variety of bottle sizes, and as either an Eau de Parfum or an Eau de Toilette. Eau de Parfum is the ...  Read the complete review

Adele Casagrande married Edoardo Fendi in 1925 and together they launched Fendi selling leather and fur goods. They launched their first perfume for women in 1985. Karl Lagerfeld was taken on in the early 70s and helped the launch of their fragrance range and he is now their creative director. I was working at Elizabeth Arden in London shortly after Fendi was launched and Karl Lagerfeld products were amongst the range Arden marketed. I remember buying a bottle of Fendi in the staff shop at about 25% of the retail value after having tried a tester bottle floating around the shop and was quite hooked on it. I worked there for about 18 months and bought this ...  Read the complete review

The smell of Fendi to me is synonymous with class, elegance and money. Most women consider a classic scent something like Chanel No. 5 however, I always believed it smelt slightly stereotypical. However Fendi, is different. The first time I smelt Fendi, I would have been about 5 years old. My mum was taking us out for a special treat to Harrods. She had got her best glad rags on and sprayed herself liberally with this. The Packaging It screams 1920's classic-ness. With an art-deco style bottle and the beautiful Fendi logo emblazoned on the box. This is something you are proud to have on your dressing table. No gimmicks, nothing too OTT. It's ...  Read the complete review

Fendi Eau de Toilette can be defined a strong type of fragrance. I have bough this about 5 years ago as 100ml thinking I am going to wear it more but I started finding other perfumes too that I liked and I have only used about 15% off it. I got to say that is 5 years this has kept its scent very well and has not gone off or evaporated from the bottle at all so I am very pleased as I can still use it. This perfume has been around even since 1985 when it was launched by the design house Fendi and is still going strong on the market. It has that classic luxurious aroma that will never go out of style. Is is an oriental woody fragrance. Some people I heard even ...  Read the complete review

Althoguh I have always liked fragrances and my dresser is full of a variet. I never really cared for a particular brands. This is not to say that I just go on buying the cheaper varieties. I am careful about picking up high end stuff only. I was very generously gifted a huge Fendi perfume bottle by a family friend and I must have used that for ages till it got exhausted. After that I realised that Fendi was my brand. I wet on to by some small miniature samples for my purse and then bought this eau de toillette. It comes in a very simple packaging/bottle with a black lid. The spray and the fragrance that comes out screams Fendi all the way ...  Read the complete review