Daisy Dream Forever

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2015

★★★★★ 3.41/5 (56)

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   Rosa Costa Dislike March 20, 2026

   A friend passed me a decant of Daisy Dream Forever (2015) and I wasn’t prepared for it. After about twenty minutes the heart settles into Wisteria with Litchi, which is where the fragrance really shines. The first minutes are all about Blackberry with a hint of Pear — it grabs attention without being pushy. It wears beautifully in the office; I can still catch it on my scarf at the end of the day. The composition is well made but not for me.
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   Freya Larsson Like May 15, 2026

   For a 2015 release, Daisy Dream Forever deserves more attention than it gets. Give it a little time and Wisteria with Litchi comes forward — smooth and well done. The first minutes are all about Blackberry with a hint of Pear — it grabs attention without being pushy. The drydown lingers pleasantly, and I do not need to reapply at lunch. A solid addition for anyone who enjoys this style.
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   Anouk Dubois Love May 17, 2026

   A decant of Daisy Dream Forever sat in my box for weeks before I finally wore it. Give it a little time and Wisteria with Litchi comes forward — smooth and well done. After about twenty minutes the heart settles into Wisteria with Litchi, which is where the fragrance really shines. In cooler weather it sits closer to the skin, which I actually prefer here. Full-bottle worthy without a doubt.
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   Yara Rossi Like July 29, 2026

   Marc Jacobs knows how to compose, and Daisy Dream Forever (2015) is proof. The opening is built around Blackberry and Pear — bright and immediately recognizable. The first minutes are all about Blackberry with a hint of Pear — it grabs attention without being pushy. In cooler weather it sits closer to the skin, which I actually prefer here. Well done — recommended if the notes appeal to you.