Nude Bouquet

Scent Breakdown

Zara's Nude Bouquet aims squarely for the Miss Dior DNA. The initial blast of mandarin is bright, though a touch sharper and less refined than Dior's version. The heart reveals a rose and jasmine accord. It's fairly similar to the original, maybe around 86% accurate. Where it noticeably differs is the base. Nude Bouquet leans heavily on a clean musk, while the original has a more nuanced, almost earthy patchouli. This clone sacrifices some of the complexity for a simplified, 'cleaner' finish. It smells good, just not quite as sophisticated.

Longevity & Projection

Let's be realistic. This is Zara. Expect moderate performance. On my skin, Nude Bouquet lasts about 3-4 hours with moderate projection for the first hour. After that, it becomes a skin scent. It's perfectly acceptable point, but don't expect all-day wear. You'll need to reapply. If you enjoy the rose-jasmine combination and don't want to spend a fortune, this is a good option. But if you just want a pleasant, feminine floral scent that won't break the bank, Nude Bouquet delivers. Perfect for casual wear and everyday errands. A safe blind buy if you like the Miss Dior vibe.