I love Tumulte Homme, but haven't tried the women's. Both of the bottles are gorgeous though — the bottle for the new C'est La Fete is dull in comparison.

Somebody ought to release a “Frigid Later”, that is too funny to pass up.

Truly Lacroix releases have turned out to be “too much” for me.

The last, tumulté, was baroque from name to smell.

Of course it is coherent with his designs.

The bottles, I MUST say, look fantastic.

The notes on noir sound terrific.

If this turns out to be true and smells half as good as it sounds, It should be the perfume equivalent of getting veuve cliquot for the price of Coca Cola.

Of course..it DOES sound too good to be true.

Victoria's Secret releases smell great for a couple of months, then all the el-cheapo lines copy their apple-mango-melon-pear “creations” and you get them in chinese “body-splash” knockoff versions for a quarter the price.

I agree with pryamus.. the name sounds like an order.

Sexy Now, Damn it! …. If it was a miumiu fragrance, should it be called “Frigid Later” ???

Anyway, I'll never smell them as I never manage to get Avon samples.

CL Rouge sounds like it might actually smell good, if in fact it is a chypre, and the bottle's gorgeous, even if it does very strongly call to mind the bottles for the Dior Hypnotic Poison lotion and shower gel.

The men's bottle is also beautiful, but, and I can't believe I'm saying this, it really looks like a bottle for a women's scent. (That lacy cartouche around the name seems very feminine, and the cap irresistibly recalls that for Eternity.) The scent sounds boring, like most every other men's scent that's come down the pike in the last ten years or so. A fresh woody scent! With ginger and cedar! How very novel.

I don't like that VS bottle either.