Cloud opens with something almost edible — a bright, slightly herbal puff of lavender and bergamot that keeps the sweetness from feeling cloying right out of the gate. There's a soft pear note underne...
Cloud is consistently grouped alongside Baccarat Rouge 540 as a comparison point — enthusiasts debate whether it functions as a genuine dupe, with the general consensus landing somewhere in the middle: similar opening energy, but Cloud is softer, creamier, and less bold in its base.
The musky, woody dry-down is the fragrance's most polarizing element — some appreciate how it grounds the sweetness, while others find it becomes generic or dominant once the top and heart notes fade.
Performance is broadly considered solid for the price point — it lasts through a significant portion of the day with moderate projection, making it practical for everyday wear.
Fall and winter are the most commonly recommended seasons, with the warm, creamy character feeling well-suited to cooler temperatures. It appears less frequently in summer wear discussions.
As a celebrity fragrance, Cloud is widely regarded as punching above its weight in terms of quality, and it's regularly recommended as a starter fragrance or an accessible everyday option.
