K By Dolce & Gabbana Eau de Parfum

I have been wearing this fragrance since it was launched and I haven't stopped wearing it since. Citrus 🍊🍋, fresh, fig fragrance with some spice and woods is the best way I can describe this. I also have the EDT which is also a great one and somewhat brighter and louder than the EDP but to my nose I love them both and I'm happy that the k line isn't well liked by the masses. Good year round fragrance but I reach more for the EDT in the summer months and the EDP is great for spring, winter and fall and summer evenings. Great longevity and sillage on skin and clothing which I get all day performance from both the EDP and the EDT 12+ hours and on clothes I smell it the next day easy. Both are a 10 for me and I already re purchased the EDT after finishing one bottle and I will replace the EDP once I'm finished with it as well.

Tremendously under-rated fragrance. The dry-down is quite beautiful and much more unique than its given credit for. It can be dressed up or down and has quite good performance. One of my fave fragrance buys from 2024 hands down (and I bought a whole lot). Very nice opening, but that dry-down? That dry-down makes this fragrance go from a 7.5 to a 9 outta 10 and is more than worth waiting for while you enjoy that great, vibrant/fresh opening! Its classified as a "Woody Spicey Fragrance" But its not all that woody or spicey imo. It's NOT a blue, not a gourmand, not an amber nor would I even call this a "freshie", but It is It's very own "unique" thing. Theres something in here that I LOVE which (slightly) reminds me of Banana Rrepublic's 78 Vintage Green and It must be the "Fig note"... AH-MA-ZING!

I own YSL Babycat Raw Bourbon, Creed Aventus, Memo African Leather, PDM Layton and Pegasus, and Xerjoff Erba Pura, any one of these is probably someone's signature scent, but somehow, K is still the one for me. It's been about a year, but I still love it as much as the day I bought it. So the opening is definitely lemony fig with a definite blue scent we can see in Chanel Bleu de Chanel or Versace Dylan Blue. As it dries down, the blue scent becomes very heavenly with the fig notes. Not to mention, the cap is definitely a selling point with the whole crown shebang. If there's one thing I would like, is for this to last longer than 6 hours, that's with best practice mind you. All in all, I'll always have a bottle at hand.

i really liking this! i dont know why it isnt well known but once i tried it, it smells good. lavender plus fig is nicely done here. a bit powdery to my nose and i cant put it to words. i hope it lasts longer though. it really doesnt smell generic to me. or at least to my collection of perfumes. to me this smells unique. a good kind of way. it doesnt project much but i do hope it projects more if it macerate or something. its fresh but also have it a 'go to date' kind of frag type in the middle.7/10.

My wife had bought this for me as a blind buy back when it had first came out. It was a humid summer in New Jersey. My first impression was that it was different than any other fragrance in my collection, mainly because of the pimento note, which I found to be too dominant with almost this sour pickle smell. So yes, I went out smelling like a sour pickle for a few days as to not offend my wife and to show some appreciation for her thoughtful gift. I put in away and hadn't used it since.