This lighter, fresher take on the Delina DNA is a divisive one. While many adore its dewy rose and fruity charm, seeing it as the perfect spring-summer scent, others find it lacking the original's depth or too reminiscent of cheaper alternatives. It's a gorgeous watery floral, but perhaps not for everyone, especially given the price tag.

Roselle chases Delina La Rosée's rose-lychee-rhubarb signature and gets the fruity-floral opening believably close, but Parfums de Marly's soft, almost powdery rose accord is a genuinely hard thing to replicate, and this reads a touch sharper and simpler.