As much as I love fragrance, I realise that no matter how pretty a bottle of perfume may be, it isn't exactly the most exciting thing to read about and that's okay. I get it, I truly do. You can't smell through your laptop nor phone screen, so posts of this nature aren't nearly as helpful as I like to think. With that in mind, I have decided to save only the very best of new and exciting fragrance launches to write about, and will be dropping a monthly fragrance review your way, every 30 days or so - think of it as a fragrance of the month kind of deal, only not nearly as sophisticated.

Let's kick things off with the first Versace fragrance I have enjoyed since 6 year old me used to joyously drown myself in my Mother's Versace Red Jeans - talk about a throwback. Whilst we are being real, Versace fragrances in the past have been pretty dated: fully, intense scents that are not at all easy to wear, nor exactly crowd pleasing, then along came Versace Dylan Blue and changed everything.
Yes the bottle is a little garish and oddly doesn't reflect the light and appealing scent that is inside, but once you look beyond that, the fresh notes are truly mesmerising and will have you coming back for more - it is all I have worn both day and night, work and play for weeks on end.

Best described, Versace Dylan Blue Eau de Parfum is light, fruity and both a little floral and a lot sensuous. With lingering notes of blackcurrant sorbet, Granny Smith apple and icy peach, la...