In Leather Woman
Etienne Aigner (2003)

In spite of the name I am getting more of a fruity dash in the first minutes. A berry fruit initially, with blackcurrant and whiffs of raspberry and touches of cassia cinnamon. Soon a ylang-ylang develops that is very light and not at all creamy.

Very slowly the leather starts showing, but first a floral of jasmine and muguet stands in the way, with peonies and whiffs of oleander lining our olfactory paths.

Then the leather grows stronger and emerges finally. It is a light, soft and sweet suede that merges with the floral fruitiness of the earlier stages. Towards the end this all fades out, with the leather being never unaccompanied - fruit is always there, and in the final stages a faint light ambery vanilla joins the coda.

I get soft sillage, very limited projection and nine hours of longevity on my skin.

This agreeable fruity leather scent for warmer autumn day in the office is an extremely soft, gentle and ephemeral creation, with sufficient development and complexity to hold one's attention, but of poor performance - the last hours it is such a close skin scent that one's rhinocortex needs to be burrowed into the subcutaneous tissue to get a whiff of it. A close shave, but overall it - just - makes it into the positive realm. 3/5.

gorgeous , sweet velvety leather smell.I just wanna eat it! i am so happy that i found this fragrance.it has character and is so sensual!