Victoria for Women Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce / 100 ml

I was so excited to get this! I’d been following perfume influencers for a while who kept talking about them and I finally tried it. Oh. my. gosh. I feel like sometimes perfumes don’t match the scent notes in the advertisements but this is so potent! One or two spritzes and I could still smell it on my skin hours later. The dry down is so beautiful too the lemon is very strong at the beginning but the vanilla slowly takes over and you get the softest yummiest gourmand perfume. My husband kept telling me how much he liked it hours later. The bottle is gorgeous and a full size for only $27 is such an amazing value. The bottle is such a large size too if you were to buy a similar sized bottle from a “luxury” brand you’d be out at least $300. It is very intense lemon at first but that definitely settles down and the projection is lovely. And it seems to perform well even in a more humid environment where you’re exercising. Couldn’t recommend more

I was hesitant to do a blind buy but was hoping it was going to live up to the hype. It goes above and beyond my expectations. This fragrance has the sexiest dry down of a clean lemony vanilla with a hint of powder. It is so feminine and beautiful. So far I am 7 hours into the wear and it remains beautiful and is long lasting. I’d say it is worth the money as the quality goes far beyond that price point in my opinion. I feel like this is a versatile fragrance and you can layer it with other fragrances quite nicely. I tried to layer this with honor and glory (another beautiful lataffa fragrance) they pair beautifully. It could be worn as either a casual or layer it to dress it up a bit. This is a fragrance that I don’t believe I will be able to live without. Also the bottle is heavy and of good quality. Very vanity friendly.

The packaging, bottle, and fragrance of Lattafa's Victoria all make me feel like I should be in an episode of Bridgerton (wearing the Bridgerton blue dress, sneakily trying to eat bite sized, delicate, lemon and vanilla flavored cakes while hiding in a dark corner, watching the drama). I've read that Victoria is inspired by Dolce & Gabbana's Devotion, but that perfume does not agree with me at all (smells like sharp tea and cleaning fluid more than a gourmand on me for some reason), and I love Victoria. I also own and adore Akro's Bake, which is a sweet lemony cake scent on me, but Victoria feels more sophisticated and like a lemony dessert that you would get at an award winning avant-garde restaurant with French influences. Victoria is sugary without being heavy and cloying, and it feels light and fresh, yet it has strong sillage and lasts all day on me (and on fabric). It makes me think of lemon madeleines or something like pineapple upside down cake made with lemon instead of pineapple, because I feel like I can almost taste that toasted sugar crust along the cake. It's lemon pastries, it's creamy, it's toasted sugar, and it feels like it would melt on your tongue in the most enticing way. If you love gourmands, I highly recommend giving it a try. And, as always with Lattafa, it's such an amazing value. The bottle and fragrance are both so high quality that it's hard to believe that the price is so affordable. Victoria might be my favorite Lattafa fragrance, but I enjoy so many of them.

At first the lemon is overpowering but once it wears on the skin it melts into the vanilla scent and truly does smell like lemon merengue. My favorite Lattafa perfume.

I’ve had the chance to compare Lattafa Victoria to Dolce & Gabbana Devotion, and for the price, Victoria is an impressive find. It opens with a bright, sweet lemon note that’s refreshing and lively, though a bit sharper and more synthetic than Devotion’s smoother citrus. The heart reveals a creamy vanilla base with soft floral hints, giving it a warm, comforting gourmand vibe. Longevity is decent—about 4-5 hours on my skin—with a moderate projection that becomes more intimate after a couple of hours. While it doesn’t quite match Devotion’s lasting power or the rich complexity that develops over time, Victoria holds its own for everyday wear and casual occasions. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly fragrance with a similar lemon-vanilla gourmand style, this is a great pick. It’s well-balanced, enjoyable, and consistently gets compliments without breaking the bank. Overall, I give it 4 stars because of slightly less longevity and complexity compared to Devotion, but excellent value and a delightful scent profile make it worth trying. I hope this was helpful!

Buy this now! I sprayed it on before taking a shower to test it. It was a strong semi sweet vanilla lemon cake and it is heavenly. It’s just the right about of sweetness that you can pair with other things. The lemon is not in your face, it’s subtle. I figured it would need to macerate like most of these do. Not her! Took my shower and she was still on. The fragrance got better. She was still projecting. Now let me tell you how to take her next level. If you have it in the collection still, pair it with B&BW Iced lemon pound cake. I walked into work and my coworker thought I brought a lemon pound cake with me. If you want to enhance the vanilla, pair with Vanilla Matrimony by Chanceaux Parfumes. Cake on top of vanilla cake. Both of the previous pairings make it thick, rich, and heavy winter fragrances. For summer, because yes she is a year round girlie, pair with the vanilla Yoni rescue body oil. You can purchase it here on Amazon. It is a treat by itself. These two together in the summer will be perfection.

Sophisticated and enveloping smell, with presence and a luxurious touch. Fixes very well on the skin and yields compliments, great cost-benefit. It has a pleasant evolution: it starts by drawing attention and then it becomes comfortable. Works great on special occasions and cooler nights. The packaging is flashy and elegant, perfect for gifts.

I have had Victoria on my wishlist for ages and finally decided to order it. I love a sweet lemony scent, so had high hopes. Sadly I was disappointed, not with the scent itself but with the lack of longevity. 6 sprays on my top and after 20 minutes it was nowhere. Not sure if I got a fake that is severely watered down or what. The scent itself is a light and airy smooth lemon with vanilla, a pretty linear scent. Pleasant but not outstanding. The bottle is gaudy in my opinion, but has some nice weight to it and the lid is heavy and clicks down nicely. Going to try to layer it with Angham for a slightly different twist, or with Grecia for a more milky lemony experience.