Bond No. 9 Greenwich Village

Like Greenwich Village, 212 VIP Rosé Elixir opens with blackcurrant and litchi, giving it a similar fruity burst. The heart shifts to peach blossom, rose, and violet, creating a more floral, powdery character. The base of cedar, musk, and patchouli adds a woody, earthy depth that contrasts with Greenwich Village's praline sweetness. It feels more evening oriented and intense.

Mon Paris shares Greenwich Village's fruity floral profile with top notes of raspberry and strawberry, but adds bergamot and pear for a brighter, more citrusy opening. The heart is a dense bouquet of jasmine, orange blossom, and peony, while the base features ambroxan and patchouli for a modern, slightly darker finish. It is more intense and white floral driven.

Burberry Her matches Greenwich Village's fruity sweetness with a medley of red berries including raspberry, strawberry, and cherry. Its floral heart of jasmine and violet is softer and more delicate. The base of amber, vanilla, and musk provides a warm, creamy finish that is less praline focused. It feels more casual and daytime appropriate.

Very Good Girl opens with litchi and red currant, echoing Greenwich Village's fruity start. The heart is a single rose note, making it more straightforward and rose centric. The base of vanilla and vetiver adds a creamy, slightly green contrast to Greenwich Village's praline and oakmoss. It is more linear and rose dominant.

La Vie Est Belle shares Greenwich Village's sweet, fruity opening with black currant and pear. Its heart of iris, jasmine, and orange blossom is more powdery and floral. The base is a rich blend of vanilla, praline, and patchouli, which echoes Greenwich Village's praline note but adds a stronger gourmand and earthy character. It feels more formal and intense.

This scent opens with a sweet fruity mix of blueberry, raspberry, and cotton candy, similar to Greenwich Village's litchi and blackcurrant. The heart features rose, jasmine, and orange blossom for a floral core. The base of vanilla, patchouli, and sandalwood adds a creamy, woody depth that is less praline focused. It is more gourmand and playful.

Liaisons Dangereuses starts with blackcurrant, peach, and plum, offering a darker, more jammy fruitiness than Greenwich Village. The heart of geranium and rose adds a green, slightly spicy floral touch. The base of musk, oakmoss, and vetiver gives a woody, earthy finish that is less sweet and more sophisticated. It feels more unisex and complex.

J'adore opens with melon, peach, and pear, creating a softer, more watery fruitiness than Greenwich Village. Its heart is a complex floral bouquet of jasmine, rose, tuberose, and violet, making it more intensely floral. The base of cedar, musk, and vanilla is clean and elegant, lacking the praline sweetness. It feels more classic and daytime oriented.

New York Flowers opens with Anjou pear and clementine, offering a fresh, crisp fruitiness that is lighter than Greenwich Village. The heart of Grasse rose and jasmine sambac is a refined, airy floral. The base of amber, iris, and musk provides a soft, powdery finish. It is less sweet and more floral forward, with a delicate, elegant character.

Fame starts with mango and bergamot, giving a tropical, citrusy twist to the fruity opening compared to Greenwich Village. The heart of jasmine and olibanum adds a resinous, slightly smoky floral quality. The base of sandalwood and vanilla is creamy and warm, similar to Greenwich Village's vanilla but with less praline. It feels more exotic and modern.

This scent opens with black currant and coconut water, offering a fruity, aquatic start that is lighter than Greenwich Village. The heart of iris and rose water is soft, powdery, and floral. The base of cedar, solar notes, and white musk provides a clean, airy finish. It is less sweet and more fresh, with a delicate, daytime feel.

Good Girl Blush opens with bergamot and bitter almond, offering a citrusy, nutty twist compared to Greenwich Village's litchi and blackcurrant. The heart of peony and ylang ylang is floral and slightly creamy. The base of vanilla alone is simple and sweet, but less complex. It feels more powdery and light, suitable for versatile wear.