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Issey Miyake Pleats Please vs Givenchy L Ange Noir Eau de Toilette
L Ange Noir Eau de Toilette for the community favourite, Pleats Please for the value.
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Notes
Top
Pear
Heart
Sweet PeaPeonyIndole
Base
White MuskPatchouliVanilla AbsoluteCedar
Accords
Floral
100%
Sweet
80%
Fresh
66%
Fruity
58%
White floral
54%
Woody
51%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
springsummerfall
About
Pleats Please by Issey Miyake is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. Pleats Please was launched in 2012. The nose behind this fragrance is Aurélien Guichard. Top note is Pear; middle notes are Sweet Pea, Peony and Indole; base notes are White Musk, Patchouli, Vanilla Absolute and Cedar. Issey Miyake brings out a new women's fragrance in September 2012. Pleats Please – “the perfume that moves you” – is named after the signature fashion collection of pleated materials and bright colors that follow movements of the body, first introduced in 1993. This fragrance returns to fashion inspiration, pop culture and Japanese tradition of the house.Pleats Please is a joyful, optimistic and exuberant fragrance of "vertically pleated" flowery, fruity and woody structure signed by perfumer Aurelien Guichard. Its opening splashes with Asian hybrid fruit Nashi, generated by crossing apples and pears (pear flavor is the one that dominates). The heart symbolizes femininity with floral accords of peony and sweet pea, while Indole molecule provides freshness and vigor to the composition. The base is generous with intensive accords of patchouli, cedar, vanilla absolute and white musk. The design of the bottle follows the design of the Bio Bag from the Pleats Please collection, decorated with the cap made as a stylized white flower. The fragrance is available as 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette with additional body lotion and deodorant spray.
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Notes
Top
PearCalabrian bergamot
Heart
PeonyWhite IrisSesame
Base
PatchouliMuskSandalwoodCedar
Accords
Woody
100%
Fresh
93%
Floral
90%
Fruity
88%
Powdery
87%
Iris
72%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
springfallsummer
About
L’Ange Noir Eau de Toilette by Givenchy is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. L’Ange Noir Eau de Toilette was launched in 2017. The nose behind this fragrance is Emilie Coppermann. Top notes are Pear and Calabrian bergamot; middle notes are Peony, White Iris and Sesame; base notes are Patchouli, Musk, Sandalwood and Cedar. The new version of L'Ange Noir Eau de Toilette displays the versatility in a new way. The fruity and musky composition has a dual nature thanks to the cedar and patchouli base combined with the sparkling-fresh mix of bergamot and pear.The new edition is signed by perfumer Emilie Coppermann. The Eau de Toilette version is described as "a seductive elixir of love: elegant, bold, unique and infinitely desirable," opening with fresh and fruity notes of Calabrian bergamot and pear. The heart combines flowers of white iris and peony with black sesame, followed by the woody base of sandalwood, cedar, patchouli and musk.The face of the campaign is actress and model Aymelin Valad. The fragrance is available as a 30, 50 and 75 ml Eau de Toilette.
Notes in Common
31% sharedShared (4)
PearPeonyPatchouliCedar
Only in Pleats Please
Sweet PeaIndoleWhite MuskVanilla Absolute
Only in L Ange Noir Eau de Toilette
Calabrian bergamotWhite IrisSesameMuskSandalwood
Rating
3.64vs3.86
Ratings
1,867vs450
Concentration
EDTvsEDT
Launch Year
2012vs2017
Which should I buy?
L Ange Noir Eau de Toilette for the community favourite, Pleats Please for the value.
- L Ange Noir Eau de Toilette is rated higher by the community: 3.86 from 450 ratings, against 3.64 from 1,867.
- Longevity votes for both lean "moderate".
- Sillage is comparable: "moderate" is the most common vote for both.
- Both are voted best for spring.
- Givenchy is a premium house (typically $100–250), while Issey Miyake is mid-range (typically $40–100).
Buy L Ange Noir Eau de Toilette if you want the higher-rated option and the budget allows; buy Pleats Please if value for money matters most.