Newest YSL Paris Perfumes

YSL Parisienne is the latest perfume from Yves Saint Laurent. Parisienne is slotted an updated version of YSL Paris, a legendary rosey perfume classic. Parisienne takes the atmosphere and notes of YSL Paris and offers an more youthfully sensual, modern rendition.

YSL Parisienne perfume includes soft sensual notes like rose, peony, jamine, vetiver, patchouli, and musk. Sounds like the original YSL Paris? Well, it's close, but it's not quite a perfect match. Parisienne does not boast brash woodines like YSL Paris. Instead YSL Parisienne softly smoulders. On top of all that, there's a surprise vinyl accord to start with and some fruity notes to modernize the traditional floral notes.

After almost 20 years of success with YSL Paris, YSL released a slew of limited-edition flankers to the beloved YSL Paris. The first spring time perfume from this batch is YSL Paris Eau de Printemps. YSL Paris Eau de Printemps is a softer version of the original YSL Paris. Reviews of Paris Eau de Printemps reveal that this perfume smells of freshly cut roses--soft, less cloying rose notes, green notes, and powdered tones.

YSL Paris Roses des Bois is a sweet, fruity version of the original YSL Paris. Launched in 2004 when sugary, girly gourmands were all the rage and rising, YSL Paris Roses des Bois satified many a craving for sweet perfumes. Reviews of YSL Paris Roses des Bois reveal that this perfume is truly light, watery and girly. This ephemeral rose perfume does not boast the same firmness and woodiness as the original YSL Paris. Paris Roses des Bois is a light combination of roses, violet, and sweet blackberries. For some, this perfume even smell like a delicious copy of rosey strawberry jam.

The 2006 version of YSL Paris, called YSL Paris Roses des Vergers offers an abundance of flowers. Soft cherry blossom notes open the perfume, while the fruity notes of pear blossom and black currant leaf mix with the original rose-wood composition for a full-on floral explosion. In the dry down, reviewers note that YSL Paris Roses des Vergers turns from a floral smorgasborg to a watery floral perfume. If you can never get enough floral notes, try Paris Roses des Vergers.

In 2007, for the launch of YSL Paris Jardins Romantiques, Yves Saint Laurent updated the YSL Paris bottle by adding more flowers, more greenery and the romantic Eiffel tower. The scent itself is also more floral, green and romantique. The roses are sparkling, the green notes are crisp, while the musk-sandalwood fusion if soft and sensual. Reviewers say this modern rendition of YSL Paris illustrates a perfect pastel portrait of Paris. For those looking for the modern romantic allure of Paris check out Jardin Romantiques.

The 2008 YSL Paris flanker, called YSL Paris Ponts des Amours, comes in a cute little iridescent bottle. Taking a few steps from the original YSL Paris bottle, Ponts des Amours offers irregular dimpling that micmics the soft concave impressions of a rose. And the slight orange-iridescent flash offer some sparkling luster. The scent of YSL Paris Ponts des Amours mimics the bottles illustration. Soft rose notes are mixed with orange blossom notes. This simple, fresh, sweet rose perfume is a much-loved favorite amoung perfumistas.

Kate Moss has long been a spokeswoman for YSL fashions, beauty and perfumes. Before she modelled for the upcoming YSL Parisienne perfume, Kate Moss posed for the YSL 2008 Fall Campaign. Here she stands in front of YSL's Parisian storefront in some of the best YSL fashions.

Kate Moss is the face of the newest perfume from Yves Saint Laurent, called YSL Parisienne. She also stars in the television ad which illustrates a mysterious night of fun thanks to the trusty YSL Parisienne perfume. While Kate Moss has posed for a handful of perfumes over the years, no perfume campaign has received as much attention as the current YSL Parisienne campaign. Here are some previous perfume campaigns that Kate Moss has fronted.