D.S. & DURGA
Smells like skin...clean, radiant, and magnetic
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the bit you might not know
D.S. & Durga's "fragrance enhancer," built with almost no scent notes of its own, only radiant building-block materials (Iso E Super, ambrox, civettone) meant to be layered over anything else to boost it. As the perfumer puts it, "it's like a building with only structure, no interior."
Day Three
Smells like caramelized plantain, juicy pineapple, and honey drizzled over a Dominican dessert
Amber
Day Three
Smells like caramelized plantain, juicy pineapple, and honey drizzled over a Dominican dessert
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the bit you might not know
Built around a house-made "maduros accord," caramelized plantains with cinnamon, replicating the exact way they're cooked at home in the Dominican Republic. The name means "three golds," referring to the honey, pineapple, and plantain that anchor the composition.
L'Epoque
Smells like even a rose-hater would love it
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the bit you might not know
Marketed directly at people who don't usually like rose fragrances! Instead of a traditional heavy floral, it opens with raspberry marshmallow and strawberry before rose even shows up, keeping the whole thing fluffy and fruity.
Ki-Oku
Smells like an oceanside lavender field
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Marissa Zappas
Smells like chilled rose petals
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the bit you might not know
Named for Imperia La Divina, Rome's first celebrity courtesan, famous for charging onlookers just to gaze at her in her window.
Jorum Studio
Smells like crushed roses and dark fruit
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the bit you might not know
Born from a daydream to create "a garden for the skin," a deliberately untamed floral built around Isparta rose absolute, with thorns intact.
Andrea Maack
Smells like a soapy mango bath
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the bit you might not know
For the gals that wore Sweet Pea by Bath & Body Works in middle school
ānti
Smells like rain dripping onto a hinoki forest floor in Japan
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the bit you might not know
Nashi Toro references a 1947 excavation in Shizuoka, Japan, where nashi pear seeds dating back to the Yayoi period were unearthed in the ancient ruins of Toro. The scent pairs crisp pear with Hinoki wood and rice bran, built to feel meditative.
Imaginary Authors
Smells like a GNO
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the bit you might not know
The backstory is a fictional 1982 novel following reckless, joyful teenage girls through Miami nightclubs and roller discos, praised for painting young women as fun and unapologetic rather than cautionary tales. Raspberry, coconut palm sugar, and stardust make it genuinely fun and universally flattering. One of the most...
Imaginary Authors
Smells like the scent wafting out of an ice cream shop
Gourmand
Imaginary Authors
Smells like the scent wafting out of an ice cream shop
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the bit you might not know
A real collaboration with Salt & Straw, Portland's beloved ice cream brand. The founder became obsessed with Imaginary Authors before realizing they were neighbors, and the two brands teamed up to capture the exact smell of a scoop shop. Our team says it smells like walking down Main...
Ghost Stories
Smells like peach candy under an October sky
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the bit you might not know
Despite the fruity name, this one's built as an autumn scent...brisk October air, tart peach rings, and dark chocolate patchouli, finished with a wisp of palo santo smoke. The perfect gothic peach!
Pineward
Smells like a Utah soda shop (lol!)
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the bit you might not know
An ambitious attempt to recreate the actual scent of Coca-Cola in perfume form. Cola, cinnamon, and coriander built specifically to nail that soda-fountain accuracy. We're thirsty!!
Goldfield & Banks
Smells like salt air and wild white blooms on a sun-drenched Australian headland
Floral
Goldfield & Banks
Smells like salt air and wild white blooms on a sun-drenched Australian headland
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the bit you might not know
Built around Australian coastal tea tree, a native plant with delicate white blooms that grows wild along cliffs and dunes from Sydney down to Tasmania. Created by perfumer Emilie Bouge of Robertet, it's meant as a sister scent to Pacific Rock Moss but leans creamier and more floral...
Day Three
Smells like rose, warm oud, and vanilla wrapped in a soft cloud of saffron
Amber
Day Three
Smells like rose, warm oud, and vanilla wrapped in a soft cloud of saffron
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the bit you might not know
A genuinely personal creation. Perfumer Michael Paul made this as a scent-love-letter to his teenage daughter, Dakota Aylan, using rare, expensive materials she personally loves. He compounded the first batch on her actual birthday, and it now macerates for a full eight months before bottling, making it the...
Biology
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the details
Balance layers verdant greens, soft citrus, and grounding woods into a lush, mood-balancing blend that restores harmony and reconnects you to your center.
Smells Like: Verdant, Sweet, Citrus, Earthy
Feels Like: A tropical forest after rainfall: green, clean, and full of quiet power.
Formulated For:
100% Natural. Alcohol-Free. Paraben-Free. Phthalate-Free.
Biology
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the details
Flow envelops you in comforting sweetness, with warm vanilla, soft amber, and grounding notes of cedarwood and patchouli.
Smells Like: Warm, vanilla, creamy, sweet
Feels Like: A candlelit sweater-weather moment: soft, golden, and grounding.
Formulated For:
100% Natural. Alcohol-Free. Paraben-Free. Phthalate-Free.
Marissa Zappas
Smells like warm amber, tart fruit, and regal florals
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the bit you might not know
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.
État Libre d'Orange
Smells like mysterious yet comforting static
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the bit you might not know
One of the house's most divisive releases, built around an unusual vetiver-and-chestnut-cream. It leans into blue-collar irony, with État describing it as "a fisherman without a line" who unknowingly shapes fate around him.
D'Orsay
Smells like the most elegant herbaceous leather
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the bit you might not know
More of a green cardamom than a warm, toasty one.
Andrea Maack
Smells like pink pepper and warm iris grazing on skin
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the bit you might not know
Andrea Maack calls Neon Veil "electric optimism" in a bottle. Perfumer Domitille Michalon Bertier built it around musky orris instead of her usual gardenia, which brings a gorgeous hazy quality to the fragrance.
STORA SKUGGAN
Smells like mulled blood orange over Saharan sand
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the bit you might not know
Named for a centuries-old Saharan caravan route, home to the loneliest tree on Earth...a single acacia standing 150km from any other living thing, a landmark for salt-and-gold traders for generations, until a truck driver accidentally killed it in 1973. Saffron, blood orange, and gum acacia are meant to...
House of Brandt
Smells like sea salt and white florals
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the bit you might not know
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.
L'Epoque
Smells like happy hour!
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the bit you might not know
Created with Carlos Benaim and Laurent le Guernec, two well-known perfumers in the industry. It's built around a grapefruit and tequila accord, meant to capture that specific feeling of a summer day that starts late and doesn't really end.
Room 1015
Smells like the body of a vintage Gibson guitar
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the bit you might not know
Room 1015's very first-ever fragrance, born from founder Dr. Mike's first Gibson guitar. This extrait version was released as a bolder, wilder reimagining for the brand's 10th anniversary. Cardamom and saffron open into oak moss and myrrh, described by the brand as "a guitar bursting into flames mid-solo."
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