Sophisticated Fragrances Are My Forte—15 of the Internet's Favorite Ones Are On Sale RN

This French fragrance is one of the internet's favorite sophisticated scents. Its notes of jasmine, saffron, and mossy woods have an exceptional sillage (the scent it leaves behind after evaporating off the skin) that lasts for hours. Translation? There's no need for touch ups. The stunning scent will envelop your skin all day long. And as any beauty editor will tell you, it's one of the greatest compliment earners on earth.

P.S. The brand's incredibly elegant À La Rose Scented Hair Mist ($77) ($90) is also on sale. If you're a fan of classic rose perfumes, I highly recommend it.

Coco Mademoiselle is my favorite Chanel perfume (there, I said it). It's a timeless and traditonally feminine floral fragrance with notes of orange, Grasse jasmine, May rose, patchouli, and vetiver. It's basically the South of France, bottled.

Here's another perfume that the internet is obsessed with, especially TikTok.

While I love Jo Malone London's Wood Sage & Sea Salt ($100) ($118) and Peony & Blush Suede ($100) ($118) (also both on sale!), I personally think English Pear & Freesia is the most sophisticated scent. Its notes may seem simple—King William pear, freesia, and patchouli—but they create an elegant scent that's reminiscent of walking through a posh English garden.

This iconic fragrance launched 25 years ago, but it's as timeless and elegant as ever. (Celebrities like Madonna, Catherine Deneuve, and David Beckham agree, as they're reportedly fans of it.) With notes of Turkish rose, blackcurrant, raspberry, cinnamon, patchouli, sandalwood, and amber, it reminds me of nighttime in Paris. I can almost feel the golden glass of champagne in my hand and see the Eiffel Tower sparkling off in the distance. Read my full review for more details.

I'm sorry, but I don't think there's anything more elegant than this chic, solid perfume stick. It has the same iconic scent as Miss Dior Eau de Parfum ($127) ($149), mandarin, starry jasmine, and amber woods, yet it's housed in a chic tube that's engraved with scripted letters and a houndstooth pattern. Rub it on your neck, chest, and wrists, and your skin will be softly scented all day long. Seriously, solid perfumes are known to last basically forever.

This isn't your traditional powdery rose perfume. With a trio of rose notes, as well as warm saffron, punchy pink pepper, and juicy black raspberry, it's modern, warm, and even slightly spicy. Consider it a fresh and youthful, yet still wildly sophisticated, take on rose.

This perfume has been a part of the Who What Wear beauty team's groupchat for months. It's so well-loved that it even earned a Who What Wear beauty award. The category for which it won? Best "timelessly classic" Fragrance. Yep. To put it in the words of my colleague, "A layerable scent built upon a bed of roses and deepened by raspberry and ambrette, this fragrance is the sensorial manifestation of sophistication. It's the kind of scent that lingers long after you've made your first impression."

P.S. Chloé's Atelier Des Fleurs Vanilla Planifolia Eau De Parfum ($144) ​​($166) is also on sale. If you're a vanilla lover, it's a must. It's soft, creamy, and elegant.

Cartier's La Panthère Refillable Eau De Parfum proves that sometimes simplicity is elegance. It centers around just two notes—fresh gardenia and velvety musk—that's it! Yet it's one of the most intoxicating fragrances I've ever come across. It's warm, sweet, and traditionally feminine, and I never get tired of it. Apparently, neither do the people who continue to compliment me when I wear it; I hear "You smell amazing" a lot.

This fragrance is warm and spicy, and I find myself reaching for it often throughout the fall and winter months. It contains a trio of vanilla extracts (infusion, caviar, and absolute) and a base note of suede leather accord. It's "quiet luxury" in a bottle, and reminds me of a chic designer bag. It's elegant, expensive, and goes with everything.

In a word, this perfume is "sensual." Its notes of Moroccan jasmine, lily of the valley, bergamot, sandalwood, amber, and musk are irresistable. It smells the way a cashmere sweater feels: soft, smooth, and warm. Make no mistake. This 1994 perfume is as relevant and alluring as ever.

Henry Rose is a clean, genderless fine fragrance brand that was created by legendary actor Michelle Pfeiffer. The Who What Wear beauty team knows I'm obsessed with multiple Henry Rose perfumes, including Windows Down (a fresh scent), Dave (vanilla gourmand), and Torn. The latter is warm, earthy, and incredibly elegant with notes of muguet, rose, violet, sandalwood, musk, vanilla bean, and praline. It's so good, I even got my 62-year-old mom and 25-year-old sister hooked on it. The words we choose to describe it with? "Divine" and "sophisticated."

Here's another sophisticated scent that I simply won't shut up about because, honestly, I think it deserves even more hype than it already gets online. If you like warm scents, you'll love it as much as I do. It wraps the skin in blackcurrant, a trio of jasmine, and rich, bourbon vanilla. It's delicate, sophisticated, and traditionally feminine. No one's doing it quite like Valentino.

If Rihanna likes it, so do I. The internet icon and Fenty Beauty founder is famously known to wear this perfume, which is a delicate blend of orange blossom, vanilla absolute, and marshmallow, all suspended in a rich amber base.

Imagine walking into your favorite café on a cold day. You breathe in the rich smell of espresso, intermingled with the flowers placed on the counter. You feel warm, cozy, and content. That, my friend, is the essence of Tom Ford's eternally sophisticated Café Rose Eau De Parfum. It's warm, moody, and so elegant—the perfect sophisticated fall fragrance.