Floral Violet vs Daisy
Dossier explicitly bases Floral Violet on Marc Jacobs Daisy. It keeps the soft fruity-floral and woody direction, while watermelon and pomelo give its opening a different emphasis. Floral Violet is an Eau de Parfum; the reference here is Daisy Eau de Toilette, and concentration alone does not establish longer wear.
How they compare
The recorded profiles of Daisy and Floral Violet both include floral notes and fruit. It’s still unclear exactly how they differ on skin.
| Floral Violet | Accord or measure | Daisy |
|---|---|---|
| Scent profile | ||
| Floral | ||
| Fruity | ||
| Fresh | ||
| Woody | ||
| Musky | ||
| Vanilla | ||
| Performance | ||
| Not yet assessed | Projection | Not yet assessed |
| Not yet assessed | Longevity | Not yet assessed |
Key differences
- MuskierNot listed in Daisy’s recorded profile; estimated 3 out of 5 in Floral Violet.
- More vanilla-ledNot listed in Daisy’s recorded profile; estimated 2 out of 5 in Floral Violet.
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.
Daisy
Reviewed
No sufficiently consistent, version-specific wear evidence has been established for a performance estimate.
Floral Violet
Reviewed
No sufficiently consistent, version-specific wear evidence has been established for a performance estimate.
Fragrances with similar accords
Scents that share accords with Daisy, matched automatically across the catalogue.
