Davidoff Adventure Eau Fraiche, Mango Lady Rebel ~ new fragrances

Davidoff Adventure Eau Fraiche advertLady Rebel perfume by Mango

Davidoff will launch Adventure Eau Fraîche (above left), a new flanker to 2008′s Adventure for men, in February.

The fresh green fragrance features notes of green mandarin, bergamot, neroli, ginger, basil, cedar, vetiver and musk.

Davidoff Adventure Eau Fraîche will be available in 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette and in matching grooming products. (via moodiereport)

Spanish fashion brand Mango has launched Lady Rebel (above right):

The rock style is one of the biggest trends for Autumn-Winter 2009/2010. You’ve already had some clues and suggestions for creating the look, but there’s still one little detail missing: the perfume.

Lady Rebel, the new fragrance by MANGO, is the ideal accessory to this style inspired by rock stars. It’s elegant, feminine and sophisticated, but also provocative, passionate and vibrant. It’s full of contradictions!

Lady Rebel is a fruity floral with notes of mojito, strawberry, pineapple, wood, rose petals, vanilla sugar and patchouli.

Mango Lady Rebel is available in 100 ml Eau de Toilette. (via thinkup.mango)

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  1. sayitisntso
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    Good Lord! Strawberry, pineapple, mojito, and vanilla sugar? All in the same fragrance? If this isn’t the least appealing thing I’ve heard of all year, I don’t know what is. Pardon the crankyness but this sounds like a hot mess.

    • Robin
      Posted on 16 December 2009

      I think this is geared towards about the same audience as Vera Wang Rock Princess (in other words, young).

      • sayitisntso
        Posted on 16 December 2009

        No doubt, Robin. However, anyone older than 12 might get a cavity from just reading about it.

      • miss kitty v.
        Posted on 16 December 2009

        The ad campaign looks sort of like the stole if from Gaultier Ma Dame. (Another fragrance I hated.)

        God, that sounds awful. Those might be the worst fragrance notes I’ve seen in a while.

        • Robin
          Posted on 16 December 2009

          Mash up between Ma Dame, Vera Wang Rock Princess + Anna Sui Rock Me.

          • Dolly
            Posted on 16 December 2009

            Ack!!

  2. ggperfume
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    “Mango Lady Rebel”? Name more meaningless?

  3. prism
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    i love how fresh frags for men get Eau Fraiche versions. it can never be fresh enough!!!

    and tbh, i’d be down with that Lady Rebel frag, if it would be properly gourmand LOL

    • Rictor07
      Posted on 16 December 2009

      the original Adventure is a woody scent. I dont find it to be fresh. Lets face it, flankers are not really different versions of the same scent anyway, they are just different versions of the same name.

    • Robin
      Posted on 16 December 2009

      I didn’t try the original so can’t say, but I think that’s right, it was classified as a spicy woods or something.

  4. kalynna
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    I always keep little people where my boobs should be too…

  5. parfumliefhebber
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    Lady Rebels sounds very very sweet. Something for very young girls. The advertising looks like a mix between Ma Dame Gaultier and Anna Sui Rock Me.

  6. Dolly
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    What’s next? Banana Man Rebel?

  7. Dolly
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    Is that pronounced ree-bell or reb-bell? What notes like that, I guess it’s irrelevant.

  8. Dolly
    Posted on 16 December 2009

    Oops!….With notes like that. Sorry.

  9. Joe
    Posted on 17 December 2009

    Nothing says “lady” or “rebel” like strawberry, pineapple, and vanilla sugar.

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