Anne Pliska - Eau de Parfum

I have been wearing Annie Pliska for over 15 years. I constantly receive compliments, especially from men. They say it's light and a slight tad sweet and not overpowering like most perfumes women wear. One time I was in an elevator with some other people. When elevator opened, four men came in, They all took a deep breath and asked who is wearing perfume. I said I was. They all asked to write down the name of the perfume because they want to buy it for their wife. I've also had women do the exact same thing. Now............ I think that is a terrific compliment to Annie Pliska.

I love this scent! For me it's a winter scent, warm, rich, and lush.

I have been wearing this since it came out in the late 1980s. It has been my go-to fragrance all these years, my signature scent. I love the soft, powdery vanilla, with the hint of musk and orange. I always felt a lady should smell edible. This is the one!

Give it up for the late 1980s! Back then Anne Pliska’s pretty vanilla-orange-amber warmth would have been downright reticient; these days, it’s remarkably tactile and cushiony, if a bit on the gourmand side fro me personally. Still pretty, though, especially when the subtle pepperiness of geranium kicks in.

Dark and organic. Incense and resin but sweet enough to be magnetic. Makes you want to come closer.

A beautiful vanilla-tinged amber of excellent quality. A sensual and feminine scent with just the right sweetness. Smells rich but not over-the-top. I have the parfum. I have not tried the EDP.

I've worn this scent for over 19 years and its become my signature scent. I have noticed a change in the new bottle, it's just off a little and the compliments aren't as often, also I can't seem to find it anywhere lately and I'm almost out! It's a softer scent and not overpowering. Others love it when I'm wearing it which is every day so let's get it back and hopefully in the glass bottle again.

Foolishly I bought this online without trying a sample first. It is so unbearably sweet, I can't stand the smell of myself with it on. I can't even give it away. I don't think I could stand to smell it on someone else anyway.

Double thanks to the Paralegal from Cincinnati and from the original poster Sarah for the following statement regarding Anne Pliska, "Exotic dancer turned gold-digging wife of an oil baron, shows up late and slightly drunk to a luncheon at the country club. This is the perfume she wears." Love it!! My simplistic interpretation of the original post is that AP smells like a really expensive perfume...for a stripper. And I love that! Lol. Both posts made me buy a sample and I'm glad I did. If I had to quickly describe AP, I would say that it is an orange vanilla frag with orange being dominant up front and then settling down into a citrus/vanilla. It's more complex depending on your skin but it is quite lovely. I find that AP has a similar quality to Profumum's Dulces in Fundo, which is straight up citrus and vanilla. Both are great perfumes if you like the combination of orange and vanilla. Both perfumes make me think of orange flavored creme brûlée. Def get a sample, especially if you like the idea of smelling like a sexy, slightly trashy billionaire. Lol.

Love this juice. It's a classic oriental, with a definite vintage vibe but it's modern at the same time. It's sexy and sultry but in a very grown-up way. This is a perfume for a real woman!

This is my "Chanel#5" like my mother used to wear for her20+ years. I wear Anne Pliska the same...

I have worn this since 1976 when I asked another woman "what is the scent you have on". It has been my go-to scent for all of these years, and have answered many a question to others when asked what is the scent you have on. But, I must say, with the new bottling, I have also noticed a change in the scent. It's not as clean as it used to be, and I miss the old bottle. I still wear it, but not as often, which is like not seeing your best friend as often as you'd like.

delicious, unique, special. been wearing this since 1989 and still love it. thank you lucky scent for carrying it.

Floor wax. But gorgeous floor wax in an old old large building where light streams in through beautiful stained glass windows. Maybe a cathedral. Frankenscence and myhrrh waft upward in etheral smoky plumes. You can catch a whiff now and again and it sends you to heaven. I love this scent. Middle notes are incense-y and gentle spice. It dries down to a lovely soft gentle powdery spice and lasts all day. Definitely FBW

I remember this name from, I think, the 80's. I can't wear this scent because it is way too ambery-powdery and quite frankly unfresh old-lady smelling to me. I don't hate it. It is a well structured scent and it is a bit unique but quite certainly does not fit my personality.

Not too happy with the new bottling, and the fragrance does not last as long, but can't change after 40 years!!!!!!!

I've been wearing Anne Pliska for 20 yrs (5 Stars) & I'm sorry but I am let down by the scent coming from the new bottle. I don't know what it is but I can really tell the difference in a negative way(3 Stars). I use up my samples before I even use my spray.

I have worn this fragrance for 15 years. Complete strangers stop me on the street or in elevators and ask me what I am wearing. This is one of those scents that becomes your signature forever and when people smell it, they think of you. It is absolutely feminine and fabulous! I also love the staying power - it lasts for hours.

Thank you to the person who gave this 1 star with the description, "Exotic dancer turned gold-digging wife of an oil baron shows up late and slightly drunk to a luncheon at the country club." I love it. I've renamed it when ppl ask me what I'm wearing.

On my skin, Anne Pliska stands for comfort and elegance! Not cheap, overly sweet or linear at all! I would say; a vanilla fragrance for grown ups. I give it 4 stars because it reminds me a little of my all time favorite: Organza indescence, which I give 5 :)