Hi besties… today I’m writing a blog about the two Burberry perfumes in the photo.
But these aren’t just “pretty perfumes”… it’s like Burberry’s trench coat DNA was literally poured into a bottle.
(Seriously. Even the cap gives trench coat vibes.)
1) Why these feel “historical”: a trench coat got bottled
✅ My Burberry (left, golden)
The core concept of this line is a vibe like “a London garden after the rain.”
And the funny(?) part is… the bottle design actually borrows real trench-coat details.
- Bottle cap: inspired by trench coat buttons (button-energy cap… very serious)
- Ribbon: a trench-coat fabric feel (gabardine) ribbon tied “around the neck”
Basically, it’s a perfume that looks like you want to wear it out.
And the launch campaign back then was pretty “iconic” too—
the style icons of that era appeared in the same frame.
So this isn’t just a scent—it feels like carrying “Burberry = London + trench + classic” with you.
✅ My Burberry Blush (right, pink)
Same garden concept, different mood.
Not the heavy air after rain—more like a morning garden with sunlight rising.
That’s why the name feels like “Blush (cheek tint),” and the bottle shifts to a clear pink tone.
The campaign vibe is known for that “first love” kind of brightness.
So, in one line:
My Burberry = walking through London streets in a trench coat
Blush = standing in a sunlit garden like “am I kinda cute today?” energy
2) The image of each scent in Joana’s head (very real-life version)
🍯 My Burberry = “I’m in grown-up mode today. But not trying too hard.”
This scent feels polished and put-together.
Not “Look, I sprayed perfume!”
More like “Oh… this person has good basics.” vibes.
How Joana would use it (relatable real-life mode):
On important meeting / appointment days:
“Before I even speak, the scent gives the first impression of trust.”
On black/beige outfit days:
No trench coat? Still feels like I’m wearing one. (Perfume = trench coat cheat code)
On slightly low-mood days:
That “after-rain air” vibe helps my brain feel a bit more organized.
📌 Joana conclusion:
“The day I want to look like a ‘together person’.”
(Note: ‘together’ might be acting… but the scent is real.)
🌸 My Burberry Blush = “Bright! Cute! But not childish.”
Blush definitely feels more fresh, lively, and approachable.
The pink bottle already says “happy mood.”
How Joana would use it (relatable real-life mode):
Brunch / cafe / shopping days:
Photo-heavy days… the scent feels like a soft “beauty filter” for your vibe.
Live selling / filming days:
You can’t smell perfume through a screen, right?
So in real life, I need to feel extra good.
(When I’m in a good mood, my chika is automatically prettier. It’s true.)
On “I want to be loved today” mode days:
Light sweet + fresh = comforting, easy, makes people feel relaxed.
📌 Joana conclusion:
“The day I want to look like a ‘good vibes person’.”
(And yes… vibe is 30% scent, 70% facial expression—but scent is the start button.)
3) Which one is more “Joana style”?
It’s all about the question: “Who am I today?”
If today’s me is calm, neat, professional → My Burberry
If today’s me is bright, fresh, happy → Blush
But they share one thing:
“Very Burberry—never loud, always clean and polished at the end.”
So even if you’re a perfume beginner, it’s not overwhelming—these can be solid daily bottles.
4) Joana’s final one-line summary (maximum relatable)
My Burberry: “Grown-up mode on. Trench coat? I’m wearing it in scent.”
Blush: “Sunshine mode on. A pink boost that makes the day lighter.”