Passion Eau de Toilette by Elizabeth Taylor | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Passion smell like?
Passion is a dark, dramatic landscape of the late 1980s, captured in a bottle. It opens with an unapologetic burst of heavy florals—expect a dense, waxy ylang-ylang and sharp jasmine that feel thick r...
Performance is the defining characteristic of this scent; the community consensus is that it possesses massive projection and "insane" longevity, often surviving an entire day with just one or two sprays.
Enthusiasts frequently compare its vibe to other 80s heavyweights like Calvin Klein Obsession or Must de Cartier, noting it shares that era's love for balsamic warmth and "animalic" depth.
It is widely celebrated as a "legendary cheapie," offering a complex, high-quality oriental profile for a fraction of the cost of modern designer or niche fragrances.
The fragrance is highly polarizing; while fans love its "powerful and confident" aura, detractors find it dated, "stanky," or even physically overwhelming due to its sheer intensity.
Usage is strictly recommended for cold weather and formal evening occasions; the community warns that it can be far too "big" for office environments or high summer heat.
