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TEKES
Smells like nights turned into mornings
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Built around the tension between distance and closeness. The brand describes it as "the deep, powerful feeling of being transported back to a person, a moment, an emotion." The name itself nods to the way a specific memory can feel permanently sunlit.
Simone Andreoli
Smells like the beauty of a black sand beach
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Born From Fire is inspired by Maui's black-sand beach at Honolokani. Tropical vanilla and burnt sugar collide with saffron and oud for a warm, smoky sweetness with volcanic depth.
Jorum Studio
Smells like crushed roses and dark fruit
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Born from a daydream to create "a garden for the skin," a deliberately untamed floral built around Isparta rose absolute, with thorns intact.
House of Cosmo
Smells like the cusp of a black hole
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"The universe holds many mysteries, but none as powerful as Dark Matter—an unseen force binding galaxies and shaping the cosmos itself. It is presence without form, power without boundary, a gravity that cannot be escaped."
Sarah Baker
Smells like black vanilla and bourbon smoke at a dusty desert sunset
Woody
Sarah Baker
Smells like black vanilla and bourbon smoke at a dusty desert sunset
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Marissa Zappas
Smells like warm amber, tart fruit, and regal florals
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Named for the 17th-century queen of Ndongo and Matamba (present-day Angola), a military strategist who personally led troops against Portuguese colonizers for decades.
Imaginary Authors
Smells like you're curled up in a cabin with a book
Woody
Imaginary Authors
Smells like you're curled up in a cabin with a book
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Inspired by a fictional explorer-writer who spent his life on a remote Madagascar ranch, this one is built entirely around Madagascar vanilla; dark, boozy, and rich with guaiac wood and oak barrels. Our team says it smells cabin-y!
TEKES
Smells like an exploration of the Silk Road
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Named for and inspired by the Silk Road, the ancient desert trade route that carried spices, treasures, and art between the Far East and the Mediterranean. Incense and pink pepper open into rose and amber, meant to evoke the opulence of exactly the goods that once crossed that...
Giardini di Toscana
Smells like soft sandalwood and warm air
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Built for someone who wants to be noticed; the base settles into a warm, amber-heavy base of patchouli and cetalox for something sensual and magnetic.
Federico Cantelli
Smells like amber wrapped in sweet tobacco leaf
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A 2026 release built around the pairing named in its title. Federico Cantelli goes for a "rounded," soft tobacco that smells more sweet than earthy.
House of BŌ
Smells like juicy pomegranate and lemon zest blooming into rose centifolia
Floral
House of BŌ
Smells like juicy pomegranate and lemon zest blooming into rose centifolia
from $12.00
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Created by master perfumer Olivier Cresp, built as a deliberately minimalist, androgynous rose over incense and vetiver. Its cap is rose quartz. Chosen, appropriately, as the stone most associated with love and healing.
Simone Andreoli
Smells like a coconut daiquiri and a good time
Citrus
Simone Andreoli
Smells like a coconut daiquiri and a good time
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A sunset party, not a quiet beach day. This one's built to smell like a coconut daiquiri: an icy lime opening meets sweet coconut rum, giving it festive, effervescent energy.
D.S. & DURGA
Smells like a fig scone at a boutique bakeshop
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The 2026 floral remix of Debaser, built around that same cassette-tape memory but pushed brighter and fruitier for spring.
Baruti
Smells like a steaming chai latte spiked with rose
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Built to capture the specific memory of a beloved chai latte; real cinnamon, cardamom, and black tea meet steamed milk and cocoa.
Fleurit
Smells like fruit-glazed skin on Miami sand
from $15.00
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South Beach, Miami. Named for the French "Plage Sud."
Fleurit
Smells like coconut and jasmine warmed by afternoon sun
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Named for the New Yorker's shorthand for the Hamptons, "Out East."
Sarah Baker
Smells like an espresso martini at last call
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STORA SKUGGAN
Smells like a historic plant lost to time
from $12.00
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A tribute to history's most valuable lost spice; an ancient North African plant so prized by Greek and Roman writers that it was harvested to complete extinction, its true scent and flavor lost forever. Stora Skuggan built their version by researching Silphium's surviving botanical relatives to reconstruct what...
Andrea Maack
Smells like fresh watermelon over salty florals
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Solstice leans into an ingredient you don't see much in fine fragrance: real, juicy watermelon, paired with a marine accord and honeyed jasmine. Perfumer Julien Rasquinet also worked on Frédéric Malle's The Moon and Amouage's Sequence.
House of Brandt
Smells like sea salt and white florals
from $11.00
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Inspired by the legend that Cleopatra soaked her ship's sails in perfume before sailing to meet Marc Antony, so her scent would arrive before she did. Sea salt and bergamot open into water lily and jasmine, grounded by papyrus, cedar, and Egyptian musk.
Indult
Smells like citrus first, leather after
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A 2024 reimagining of Indult's original 2008 leather scent, Rêve en Cuir. Kurkdjian's approach here was deliberately atypical for leather fragrances; instead of dense "new car" leather, it opens bright and citrusy, with the leather note only slowly revealing itself as the scent develops.
Day Three
Smells like a ripe mango pulled straight from the tree with a hint of sugarcane
Fruity
Day Three
Smells like a ripe mango pulled straight from the tree with a hint of sugarcane
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Named after and built around the hometown of Day Three's owner, Vanessa; a Dominican town famous for its mango festival. Michael Paul used those specific local mangoes as his scent reference, which is why the mango note reads photo-realistic and slightly green rather than candy-sweet.
D'Orsay
Smells like the most elegant herbaceous leather
from $8.40
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More of a green cardamom than a warm, toasty one.
Federico Cantelli
Smells like a fig submerged in coconut milk
from $7.00
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A fragrance that really allows the fig to shine.
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