Fragrance

Bold fruity-smoky opening with a smooth dry-down. One of the most celebrated designer-inspired fragrances.

Rich, fruity, and versatile. Strong projection with a clean dry-down.

Fresh and fruity opening with a smoky birch heart. Excellent projection and longevity for the price point.

A classic woody aromatic fougère. Clean barbershop elegance with a sophisticated dry-down. Refined and understated.

A rich gourmand with a fruity-boozy opening. Raspberry dominates with an Angels' Share DNA underneath. Luxurious presentation.

Santal 33 in wax rather than alcohol, in a small refillable metal case. Rubbed onto the wrists or the décolletage, it sits far closer to the skin than the spray — less projection, more of a scent someone finds only at conversational distance. The natural-oil base also means it warms rather than flashes off. Made for travel, and the format that survives a carry-on.

A bold woody aromatic fougère. Crisp green apple opening evolves into a warm amber-woody base. The definition of a versatile modern designer fragrance.

A modern tribute to Bourbon vanilla — warm, gourmand, and light at the same time. Elegant hedonism that balances spice and sweetness without cloying.

Fresh, clean, and sporty. A vibrant aromatic opening that dries down to a warm vanilla-amber base.

Nostalgic and evocative. Sweet plum with creamy palo santo and woody undertones. Nothing about this smells cheap — one of Lattafa's best.

Named after the ghost flower that blooms in the Mojave Desert. Ethereal, clean, and woody with a transparent floral heart. Quietly sophisticated.

YSL's modern interpretation of masculinity. A woody floral with a fresh citrus opening that mellows into a rich orange blossom heart and a sensual amber-patchouli base. Won Fragrance of the Year — Men's Prestige at the 2024 Fragrance Foundation Awards.

A widely-loved, designer-inspired take on Louis Vuitton's L'Immensité. Spicy ginger and grapefruit open brightly over a clean ambroxan and rosemary base. Fresh, aromatic, and remarkably close to the original.

A sweet-gourmand interpretation of Parfums de Marly's Althaïr. Warm cinnamon and cardamom melt into creamy bourbon vanilla and praline, anchored by guaiac wood. Cozy, enveloping, and built for colder months.

Jérôme Epinette's composition for Byredo, built around the idea of a last fragrance before the end of the world. Timur pepper and rum open it strangely — boozy and green at once — before carrot seed and fig turn it soft and slightly waxy over cashmeran. Peculiar, and the peculiarity is the point.

Frank Voelkl's matcha accord — grassy and faintly bitter — cut with creamy fig and lifted by bitter orange, resting on soft vetiver and textural cedar. Quiet and skin-close in the way Le Labo's tea fragrances usually are. Reads as calm rather than fresh.