My only question is since you said it is a unisex perfume, is it feminine? I really love feminine florals that are deep so I just want to make sure it’s not too masculine for me if that makes sense
It's definitely not too masculine. No one is going to mistake Portrait of a Lady for something a man should be wearing. If you like deep florals, then I think you'll really like it. It's a rather complex perfume, too. Go somewhere and try it out. Wear it for a few hours to see how it develops on your skin. Or buy a decant of it so you can wear it a few times. The more time you spend with it, the more you will discover about it. That's how I always treat more complex perfumes, like some of the Frederic Malles or perfumes from Amouage.
Speaking of Amouage, those are also strong, long-lasting perfumes, and they're also really complex. Many people look at Amouage perfumes as being very good examples of how perfumery is art. More than other perfumes, when I wear an Amouage, I feel like it's a journey because of how their perfumes can develop. They make a rose perfume that is also very nice. It's called Lyric. There's a man's version and a woman's version.
About the woman's version (from Fragrantica):
Amouage Lyric Woman offers petals of eternal rose bloom in red nuances. The song introduced by this fragrance starts with bergamot game with spices – ginger, cinnamon and saffron in the top. The rose awaits us in the heart, just like in the version for men. It is joined by angelica and floral support of jasmine, ylang-ylang, geranium and iris root. The base notes introduce oak moss, sensual musk, woody accords, patchouli, vetiver, sandalwood, Tonka bean and incense. The perfume is available in the amount of 50 and 100 ml from 2008.