3 clones found

Dua Fragrances Her Bleu Welsh Sea

by Dua Fragrances

● Top pickModerate match

~$33

CA Perfume Dylan Navy Blue Pour Femme

by CA Perfume

Moderate match

~$20–35

Wicked Good Bleau

by Wicked Good

Moderate match

~$25–50

Versace Pour Femme Dylan Blue (the feminine 2017 flanker to the men's Dylan Blue, distinct from Dylan Blue pour Homme and Dylan Turquoise) is a fruity-floral built on Granny Smith apple, shiso, clover and black currant over rose, jasmine and peach, landing on musk and woods — a crisp, modern, everyday-elegant scent. Clone activity here comes mainly from dedicated clone houses that market 1:1 recreations of this exact feminine version (Dua's Her Bleu Welsh Sea, CA Perfume's Dylan Navy Blue Pour Femme, Wicked Good's Bleau), each confirmed on its own product page as a Dylan Blue Pour Femme dupe. Organic community (Reddit) skin-comparison consensus for the feminine version is thin — most head-to-head chatter is about the men's Dylan Blue, and ingredient-matching aggregators throw up designer 'similar scents' (Paco Rabanne Fame, Nina Ricci Nina Rouge) that are smell-alikes, not marketed dupes, and are excluded here. The listed clones are legitimate, independently-confirmed vendor SKUs targeting this fragrance, but match claims are largely vendor-sourced, so confidence is moderate and match quality is reported conservatively.

Questions

What is the cheapest dupe for Versace Versace Pour Femme Dylan Blue?
CA Perfume Dylan Navy Blue Pour Femme is the cheapest community-vetted dupe of Versace Versace Pour Femme Dylan Blue, typically around $20–35.
What is the closest clone to Versace Versace Pour Femme Dylan Blue?
Dua Fragrances Her Bleu Welsh Sea is the community's top pick.
How many dupes of Versace Versace Pour Femme Dylan Blue are there?
3 community-vetted dupes of Versace Versace Pour Femme Dylan Blue: Dua Fragrances Her Bleu Welsh Sea, CA Perfume Dylan Navy Blue Pour Femme, Wicked Good Bleau.

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