To your nose
5th Avenue
What sets 5th Avenue apart is its use of lime blossom and linden blossom: notes found in only under 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as floral, white floral and citrus.
PerfumerAnn Gottlieb
Concentration
Eau FraîcheEDCEDTEDPParfumElixirEDP
GenderFeminine
FamilyFloral · Amber/Oriental
Released1996
OriginUnited States
Sizes75ml
Price tier
$$$$$Affordable
AvailabilityIn production
Notes
TopLime Blossom · Lily of the Valley · Magnolia · Bergamot · Linden Blossom · Lilac · Mandarin
BaseSandalwood · Iris · Vanilla · Amber · Musk
Season
SprSumFalWin
ClimateMild · Humid
MoodRefined · Fresh · Playful · Sensual · Confident
OccasionDaytime
Rated elsewheregathered from wearers across the web
Rating
3.9/51,981 reviews
Longevity
WeakModerateLongVery longLong
Projection
IntimateModerateStrongEnormousModerate
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Questions & Answers
QWho is 5th Avenue for, and when should you wear it?
5th Avenue is marketed toward women, at its best in spring and summer, suited to mild and humid weather, a natural fit for daytime. In character it reads as refined, fresh and playful.
QWhat makes 5th Avenue distinctive?
What sets 5th Avenue apart is its use of lime blossom and linden blossom: notes found in only under 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as floral, white floral and citrus.