Yes I Was Madly In Love, But That Was Yesterday

This perfume presents a dry, leather-centric scent with a prominent raspberry note that unfolds into white tobacco and a subtly animalic leather base. The dryness of the raspberry is not gourmand or sugary, more akin to dried berry seed or vitamin C powder, which blends into a smoky, slightly musty tobacco and leather accord. It is well-blended and unisex in character, challenging expectations set by other By Kilian fragrances known for sweetness or bold sweetness. Wearers report it as more wearable in autumn and winter, with moderate to strong sillage and longevity that some find moderate and others describe as very long. The leather is not overtly raw or animalic—more suede-like—and the tobacco is not sweet or creamy, but closer to blond leaf, giving it a dry, smoky nuance. While some find the scent understated or lacking in obvious transitions between notes, it's appreciated as a sheer, minimalist leather scent—unique among leather fragrances for its balance between dryness, texture, and quiet elegance. It might appeal to those who like Tuscan Leather but dislike its sweetness, offering a diffused take that leans away from candy-like fruit and toward structure and dry sophistication.