The Artist No.1 vs Portrait of a Lady
Rose leads the opening, followed by clove, raspberry and blackcurrant. Incense and patchouli give the base a darker, earthy character, softened by sandalwood.
How they compare
The Artist No.1 could suit you if you’d like less earthiness than Portrait of a Lady.
| The Artist No.1 | Accord or measure | Portrait of a Lady |
|---|---|---|
| Scent profile | ||
| Rose | ||
| Earthy | ||
| Smoky | ||
| Woody | ||
| Warm Spicy | ||
| Fruity | ||
| Performance | ||
| Strong | Projection | Strong |
| Long-lasting6–9 hrs | Longevity | Very long-lasting9+ hrs |
Key differences
- Less earthinessEstimated 4 out of 5 for The Artist No.1, 5 for Portrait of a Lady.
- Shorter longevityEstimated long-lasting for The Artist No.1, very long-lasting for Portrait of a Lady.
Reading this chart
Estimated prominence, from 1 (a background trace) to 5 (defining). Hour ranges vary by wearer. About these scores
Performance notes
Based on community wear reports. Results vary by skin, application and batch.
Portrait of a Lady
Reviewed
Eight-to-ten-hour reports and a much longer thirty-hour account.
The Artist No.1
Reviewed
Exact Artist No.1 report gives eight-to-ten hours with pronounced sillage.
Fragrances with similar accords
Scents that share accords with Portrait of a Lady, matched automatically across the catalogue.
