If you want the power of the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer for a fraction of the weight and price, then you'll want to move swiftly to secure this tool. The Supersonic R is a lightweight, supercharged hair dryer capable of styling swiftly despite its smaller size and ergonomic design. Right now, it's $110 less than usual, so act fast.

There's no better way to start your day than with a fresh blowout, but it's an expensive habit to get into. This dryer brush from T3 promises streamlined styling in less time and with less heat damage from the comfort of your own home. You can snag it for just $100 during this massive sale.

It's important to invest in high-quality hair tools—lest you damage your strands at the expense of a bargain buy—but this curling iron from Bio Ionic proves that good tools don't need to break the bank. This long-barreled iron is made with special cuticle-sealing technology that keeps your hair looking and feeling sleek, and it's only $109 during the Anniversary Sale.

In 2026, you should have a hair tool that does it all. Meet the T3 Curling Straightener, a two-in-one tool that curls and straightens and has auto–world voltage for all your overseas travel. It's my best travel buddy to this day.

No one wants to spend 20 minutes blow-drying their hair, and this powerful tool from Laifen ensures that you'll never experience a lengthy drying session again. The speedy hair dryer works on all hair types, shortening dry times down to as little as 30 seconds for those with short hair and around four minutes for those with long hair. It's 300% faster than your traditional hair dryer and just $93 during the sale.

This is the travel-sized hair dryer you didn't know you needed. Kiss weak hotel blow dryers goodbye for good now that this small but mighty tool is 33% off.

Le Labo's Santal 33 is a sensual, woody fragrance that has captured the attention of beauty lovers since its debut in 2011. A blend of cedarwood, Australian sandalwood, iris, smoky wood, and leather shrouds the wearer in an alluringly androgynous cloud, making it a sure crowd-pleaser. Le Labo's scents are famous for being on the expensive side, so I'd recommend adding this one to your cart while it's under $200.

YSL Beauty's Libre perfume was practically viral from the moment it arrived on the scene in 2019. This musky take on lavender and citrus tantalizes the senses, and with this discounted set, you get a full-sized bottle to keep at home and a travel-sized one to throw in your purse for quick touch-ups. Oh, and a chic designer makeup pouch seals the deal.

If you favor unique scents over viral ones, consider this edgy wood fragrance from Heretic. Known for its alternative scents, Heretic twists the warm, earthy scent of hinoki wood with lemon, thyme, and nutmeg. The result is an androgynous elixir that keeps people guessing.

If you could only walk away with one scent from Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale, let it be this one. Lauded by Who What Wear editors as one of the most complimented perfumes of all time, this deep floral is simply irresistible. Accented with jasmine, warmed by amber, and grounded with moss accord, there's something in this scent for everyone. That explains why people have attracted dates from across a crowded room with just a single spritz.

Tom Ford makes some of the most decadent designer fragrances to date, but the sprawling selection and mysterious names leave much up to the imagination. If you're unsure which of the brand's iconic scents is for you, might I suggest nabbing this discovery set for just $45 with two of the brand's most famous scents? Make it a couple combo, or keep them both to yourself—they're just that good.

Here's another full-sized bottle you can't risk leaving behind. While Santal 33 is a storied crowd-pleaser, this musky scent flies a bit below the radar. Barely-there florals dash this animalistic, ambery scent, drenching the skin in a mossy wood that feels lighter and, dare I say, chicer than its smoky sibling.

Mojave Ghost hive, rise. This fragrance set is a perfume lover's dream, consisting of a full-sized perfume, a travel-sized bottle, and a hand cream for 33% off. Does it get any better than this?

Parfums de Marly is famously regal, outrageously elegant, and very pricey. It makes sense that a trio of its most renowned scents would total nearly $800, but during the Anniversary Sale, you can nab Delina Eau de Parfum, Valaya Eau de Parfum, and Valaya Exclusif for just $515. One purchase is all you'd need for a lifetime.

If you've been on the hunt for the perfect LED mask, allow this rare deal to be your sign to make the purchase. WWW beauty editors named Dr. Dennis Gross's DRx Spectralite Faceware Pro the best option on the market for those with acne due to its bacteria-fighting blue light therapy, but its supplemental collagen-boosting red light doesn't hurt either. Snag it while it's 25% off.

Not every luxury item is worth the splurge, but eye cream from Chantecaille very much is. The powerful formula is packed with eye bag–blasting peptides and botanical actives that smooth the appearance of fine lines, offering a refreshed and youthful appearance with every swipe. Though the price is still on the higher side, it's much more palatable at 20% off.

Bodycare is a big topic of conversation in the beauty sphere these days. After all, our skin is our biggest organ and stretches far below the neck, so it should be treated with the same care as our faces. The Nécessaire Body Lotion is a great product to implement no matter where you are on your bodycare journey thanks to its gentle, fragrance-free formula packed with moisturizing lipids, plant butters, and smoothing niacinamide. Plus, you can put an extra $10 back in your wallet if you buy it now.

It's the little things that make life luxurious, and this elevated, silky-smooth bodywash is the smallest change you can make to turn your everyday shower into a spa experience. Editors adore this luxe shower oil for its decadent scent and deeply hydrating results, leaving your skin feeling nourished and moisturized for hours on end.

Neither my mom nor I can get enough of Osea's Hyaluronic Body Serum, so I'm picking up this duo while it's 39% off. Our skin drinks up the lightweight concoction—a blend of weighted hyaluronic acid, microalgae, peptides, niacinamide, and aloe—and our skin texture is smooth and hydrated for up to 24 hours.

While I always suggest stocking up on good sunscreen whenever there's a sale, I'd especially recommend grabbing this value pack of editor-loved Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen while it's 30% off. This non-acnegenic (it won't clog pores or cause acne), gel-like, blurring SPF leaves zero white cast and sets the skin up perfectly for a face of foundation or an active no-makeup day. No matter how you wear it, your skin will remain truly protected—with a filter-like blur to boot.

If major savings are what you're after, look no further than Donna Karan's Cashmere Mist Body Lotion. This 32-ounce bottle is valued at $287 (but actually retails for $122 post-sale) and is going for as little as $75 right now. The luxurious formula is scented with the brand's stunning Cashmere Mist fragrance—a warm, ambery floral cut with sandalwood—and leaves skin drenched in hyaluronic acid–boosted hydration.

If premier skincare is what you're after but the price is not quite in your budget, this is the time to shop. Estée Lauder's famous Advanced Night Repair Serum is seven serums wrapped up into one potent blend—smoothing fine lines, strengthening the barrier, hydrating and plumping the skin, and so much more. Right now, it's 33% cheaper.

WWW beauty editors can't get over Salt & Stone's fabulous array of products, but the bodywash has to be my favorite of the bunch. The Bergamot & Hinoki scent starts my day with a fresh, invigorating push, and the formula's vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and more smooth my skin's tone and texture for optimal body-lotion absorption. I'm grabbing this value pack while it's 32% off.

Key notes: African Marigold, bergamot, blackcurrant, lemon, jasmine, lily of the valley, violet, black amber, musks, tonka bean, cedarwood, vetiver

Bal d'Afrique is one of Byredo's most iconic and most-loved scents, so I'm not surprised to see it in the body mist collection. This floral-woody scent is a total crowdpleaser. It's both bright with a sparkly lemon opening and smooth, musky dry-down that melds with your skin, making it a great daytime fragrance to wear just about anywhere. It's the crisp white shirt of perfumes, it suits everyone and any occasion.

Key notes: Jamaican naseberry, ambrette, magnolia, sandalwood, violet, vetiver, blonde woods, chantilly musk, amber

Mojave Ghost is my all-time favourite of Byredo's perfumes, so I'm happy to report that the body mist is just as heavenly. If you like woody and musky scents, then I implore you to try it. To me, it smells like expensive shampoo you'd catch a waft from in a luxury salon, but it's actually inspired by the Mojave Desert in sun-drenched California. It's an elegant perfume that leaves a hazy, luminous trail of creamy ambrette, smooth sandalwood and skin-like musk. Honestly? It has gotten me more compliments than I can count.

Key notes: Bergamot, juniper berry, lemon, orris butter, pine needles, amber, sandalwood, vanilla

Imagine being in a cabin in the woods atop a mountain in the Alps, and throwing open your windows on the first day of spring as the scent of pine flows in atop a cool breeze. Gypsy Water is like the scent of fresh air bottled, and so it feels both grounding and luxurious to douse yourself in this woodsy, aromatic and fresh scent.

Key notes: Violet, rose centifolia, peony, violet, birch woods, musks, sandalwood

I'm not surprised that this one has sold out almost everywhere. If you want to smell as clean and fresh as soap bubbles and laundry powder (or like your dry cleaning bill is extortionately expensive), then Blanche is the one you'll want to mist all over your skin and clothes. This clean-smelling perfume smells just like freshly laundered clothes and crisp white bed linen. If you're looking for a bougie scent for your gym bag, this would be a great choice.

Key notes: Pink pepper, Turkish rose, raspberry blossom, Turkish rose absolute, amber, papyrus

I'm not usually one for rose perfumes, but even I have to admit that this one is worth smelling. It's worlds away from the dated rose scents of generations ago. Instead, it's a nose with bite, thanks to the spicy pepperness and warm amber accord. But, it has an airiness to it, like velvety red rose petals blowing in the breeze that make it feel somewhat nostalgic and comforting at the same time.

Key notes: Aldehyde, coconut water, incense, jasmine, milky musk, sandalwood, cashmere woods, salted amber

This summer-coded perfume mist smells exactly like drinking coconut water straight from the mouthwatering fruit under the dappled light of overhead palms. The name comes from a Brazilian Portuguese expression that translates as "high spirits", and wearing this body mist is a guaranteed mood-booster. It's a fruity perfume, but not overly sweet, with a great fresh and juicy scent to welcome in the warmer weather.

I love mixing this with Byredo's Bal d'Afrique.

Gabar's Ground is a staple in my perfume collection.

I finally tried Ouai's fine-hair line, and it's become a new favorite.

This monogrammed makeup and toiletries bag.

MAC's Business Casual lipstick.

Soft Services collaborated on a new Buffing Bar with Vacation.

Dieux Air Angel has been my go-to moisturizer.

I was thrilled to see Sofie Pavitt launched a gel moisturizer.

I'm such a fan of Rōz haircare.

I was a high-frequency-wand skeptic before I tried it, but now I know the truth: It works.

These frames from Gentle Monster.

The most comfortable underwear ever.

At least three of our editors, myself included, have these flats and can vouch for them.

C'est Nous is a Spanish bag brand made in Morocco.

This room spray is a crowd pleaser—even the pickiest people I know like it.

I love Kylie Jenner's new electrolytes.

Rocky's Matcha partnership with Community Goods is already sold out, but you can still get its other matcha.

This chic matcha set.

I love having a collection of nightgowns.

A Tekla bath mat was on my wish list for ages, and the day finally came where I got one. Now I want the matching towels.

My Venus et Fleur eternity flowers are going strong and are supposed to last a year or longer.

I'd love to try Byredo's new room sprays, too.

I've had the Prinsesstårta scent in my cart as well.

My Ostermoor down pillow.

I love my Studio Sutram bedding.

I have this bed in the color Coal (which is sold out right now), and now I want it in Natural for spring and summer.

A lightweight comforter for spring and summer.

The Sundays Movie Night is easily the best couch I've ever owned.

A couch blanket for said couch.

It just feels so good to have a nice cotton bath robe to put on after showering.

Brick helps you manage your vices. For example, I blocked Uber Eats 1045 hours ago.

Key notes: Aldehyde, pink pepper, white rose, neroli, peony, violet, blonde woods, musk, sandalwood

Best for: Everyday wear

Smells like: Diving into crisp white sheets on a freshly made hotel bed

If it were an outfit: A white linen shirt

If it were a makeup product: A clear lip gloss

If it were a bag: A cream Loewe Flamenco clutch

This scent is certainly not cheap, but its everyday appeal makes it a worthwhile investment.

Can't get enough of the original perfume? The brand has created an intense version with a strong top note of aldehydes for an even fresher feel.

Fresh, citrusy and earthy, notes of pine needle, sandalwood and lemon make this totally addictive.

A beautifully floral fragrance that lingers on the skin all day long.

Inspired by the comforting scent of a library, this smells like wood and leather in all the right ways.

A combination of coconut water, aldehydes and musk uplift the senses.

A woody scent that feels warm and cosy on the skin.

Key notes: Incense, clove bud, jasmine sambac, red seaweed, aqual, patchouli, vetiver, myrrh resinoid, amber

L'été 67 popped up a few times in my DMs, and WWW beauty editors (namely, Erin Jahns and Kaitlyn McLintock) were quick to second the solar-floral aroma. Inspired by summers along the French Riviera, the scent combines elegant blooms with breezy marine notes to evoke the sweet, salty air. Earthy notes, such as vetiver, amber, and myrrh, shine through on the dry-down, creating a warm, golden-hour effect. It smells like the most sophisticated summer outing—a glamorous day spent lounging by the sparkling sea.

Key notes: Cardamom, cinnamon, carrot, ginger, orris butter, papyrus, patchouli

"I also think Byredo Eyes Closed is underrated for a spicy scent," shares McLintock. Now, I wouldn't necessarily classify Byredo as an "underrated" fragrance brand, as it's responsible for quite a few viral hits (namely, Gypsy Water, Mojave Ghost, and Bal d'Afrique). That said, Eyes Closed does tend to get overlooked in favor of those aforementioned sensations. But when you give the cardamom-, cinnamon-, and iris-infused potion a whirl, you'll be quick to fall head over heels.

Key notes: Black tea leaves, bergamot, fig, bay leaves, cedarwood, vetiver, musks

Similarly, Le Labo has plenty of viral favorites (hello, Santal 33!), but of all the winners in the brand's A+ portfolio, Thé Noir 29 does tend to fly under the radar. Boasting addictive notes like fig, bergamot, and cedarwood, this is a fragrance that beckons "What perfume are you wearing?!" compliments, so much so that one participant in my Instagram poll even deemed it her "forever scent." Not for nothing, it's one of the best unisex blends you can buy (coming from someone who frequently shares it with her husband).

Key notes: Tangerine, white peach, musk, nori

Ocean-inspired scents seem to be a common theme among the DMs! Multiple users called out Abel's Cyan Nori, a briny, seaweed-forward potion that settles into an intoxicating musk. It's a gulp of fresh air on a rocky coastline, but I wouldn't describe it as "beachy" in the slightest. It leans more on a raw, crisp quality than salty heat, which makes it fabulous for year-round wear. "Hands down, this is the most exquisite quiet It-girl fragrance that no one knows exists," one reviewer gushes online. I have to agree, though I'll add that donning it during winter makes it even more unexpectedly alluring.

Key notes: Clove, saffron, rose, fir balsam, oud, patchouli, diesel exhaust

If one look at "diesel exhaust" made you immediately cock a brow, well, same. But this rec came directly from Patricia Voto at One/Of, who is, hands down, one of the chicest people I follow. (Take a peek at her stunning Upper East Side showroom, and you'll quickly agree.) I wholeheartedly trust her taste, so I can expect this rose, saffron, and oud blend to deliver its moody, decadent promise.

Key notes: Blackcurrant, lemon, coriander seeds, ambrette, basil, peppermint, orange

Pacific Chill is bright, fresh, and fruity, and transports you right to the coast. "I get so many random compliments," one beauty editor tells me of the juicy, herbaceous blend. I can totally see why; it's nearly impossible not to feel uplifted whenever you catch a whiff.

Redditors agree, calling it a "happy" scent that smells uncannily like an L.A. smoothie shop. (Stay with me here.) "Like, those really expensive smoothie bars that claim they are 'healthy' and sell $15 smoothies with 'zinc and potassium shots.'" Hilariously accurate.

Key notes: Fig skin and sap, apricot, cardamom, cut grass accord, sandalwood

"Late August is when I start to want to bottle everything: garden dinners in Anacapri, ripe fruit, sun-warmed shoulders, and laughter still echoing from lunch," says aesthetician Jordan Samuel regarding his juicy, sun-drenched fragrance. Cardamom and cut grass accord slice through its initial fruity notes, adding a cool, lush quality, while sandalwood lingers with a warm, velvety haze. Essentially, it's laissez-faire energy in a bottle—one that always garners compliments, according to a beauty editor in my DMs.

Key notes: Moroccan orris, nutmeg, black pepper, frankincense, white musk

Come for the cheeky name, stay for the influx of compliments and energetic benefits. (No, really. Each ingredient in Witchy Woo is backed by neuroscience to enhance courage and creativity.) This warm, incense-like scent is perfect for fall and winter, evoking candlelit libraries where one might be engrossed in a book of spells. "I always get compliments on it and love how it's so IYKYK," fashion editor and writer Aaron Royce says of the bewitching blend.

Key notes: Cardamom, crushed leaves, lemon, rose, cypriol, sand vetiver, cedarwood, ambrofix, akigalawood

"I think Chloé fragrances are often underrated in the designer ring and looked over for other trendier brands/scents," declares McLintock. I'm totally aligned, especially when it comes to the brand's Atelier des Fleurs collection, an assortment of reimagined florals designed to be mixed and matched (like a bouquet). My personal favorite, wildly underrated pick has to be Cedrus Intense, a warm, breezy concoction that, to me, gives free-spirit energy. I love it so much that I wore it on my wedding day (and inspired multiple of my guests to add it to their own collections!).

Key notes: Tuberose, cappuccino accord, ginger, sandalwood, cedarwood, white musks

Another favorite among the designer realm, Valentino's Private Talk is at once sensual, delicate, and bright. "[I] have been loving it for any outings that feel elegant or clean—think office vibes or a museum date," notes WWW associate beauty editor Alyssa Brascia. "[It has an] interesting mix between tuberose, sandalwood, and cappuccino that I really love."

Key notes: Neroli, tuberose, jasmine

Tuberose is such an elegant note, IMO. Whenever I think someone smells especially "pretty," there's a 99% chance their fragrance du jour features the timeless white floral. When combined with neroli and jasmine—both of which are known for smelling expensive—in this Aerin blend, it becomes downright intoxicating. "The best. I gatekeep it LOL," declares a participant in my Instagram poll. That's when you know it's ridiculously good!

Key notes: Saffron, tobacco, gardenia milk, suede, sandalwood, patchouli, cedarwood atlas, musk, animalic notes, tonka bean, amber

Beauty editor Mary Honkus is one of the most well-informed fragranceheads I know, so suffice it to say I trust her recs implicitly. Though I was particularly jazzed when she called out this L'Objet beauty—an intimate, skin-like blend that evokes a warm embrace. The musky, powdery aroma feels familiar with an air of mystery, which is exactly the kind of tension I look for in fragrances. I personally love a blend you can't quite put your finger on, and that's Blindfold to a T.

Key notes: Petitgrain, bergamot, lilac, neroli, ambrette, musk, tonka, vanilla, soil.

"All I wear is Marissa Zappas, but mostly Dream Sequence," shares WWW associate features editor Ana Escalante. Her favorite elixir calls to mind lush greenery but also powdery blooms, thanks to the combination of earthy soil and antique lilac. The bottle itself—a nod to historic French perfume houses, complete with scalloped glass and a dainty black ribbon—is particularly dreamy, a work of art worthy of displaying on your vanity.

Key notes: Black pepper, lime, tangerine, eucalyptus, jasmine sambac, water lily, Turkish rose, smoked sea salt, seaweed, labdanum, petrichor

Heretic popped up a few times in my DMs (shout-out to Nosferatu!), but I have to go with Black Salt as the ultimate underrated pick. Brascia agrees, dubbing it an "alt, grungy, yet oddly beachy scent that smells like salty skin and fresh rainfall." Imagine the beach at midnight, the inky ocean abyss striking up something haunted. "It [reads] musky right out of the bottle but leans into the salty vibes after some time on the skin, which ends up smelling very vacation-appropriate despite its spooky bottle," Brascia describes.

Key notes: Orange blossom, lavender, ylang-ylang, vanilla, amber, woody accord

Love Baccarat Rouge? Same here, but I implore you to make Apom your next scent obsession. A unisex version of the brand's discontinued Apom Pour Femme and Apom Pour Homme scents from 2009, the amber-floral blend never fails to make me feel elegant. It's vastly underrated among the MFK portfolio, IMO, and it earns me at least three "You smell so good" compliments every time I wear it.

Key notes: Bergamot, lemon, lavender, orange blossom, lily of the valley, musk

Italian perfumer Alessandro Gualtieri, founder of Orto Parisi, is known for creating bold, niche scents, and his Bergamask blend (a cross of bergamot and musk) certainly fits the bill. "I get compliments every single day on it," one fashion writer tells me. Titillating musky-floral composition aside, the juice has an impressively long-lasting sillage that transforms throughout the day, slowly revealing new facets of its funky personality. If you don't enjoy being stopped on the street to discuss your scent, I'd probably steer clear, as this is a fragrance that's meant to turn heads.

Scent Type: Aromatic spices

Notes: Coffee bean

Awaken your senses with this photorealistic Demeter scent that smells exactly like a steaming cup of freshly ground dark roast. It has a dark, bitter depth to it accented with a splash of creamy vanilla that's mildly milky and reminiscent of a hazelnut creamer. Lingering just below the surface is a hint of sweetness, allowing this one to layer nicely with lightly gourmand and sheer floral perfumes.

Customer review: "This is a very realistic sweet coffee scent. Smells just like walking into a coffee shop! In the opening I thought I was picking up a subtle booziness, like coffee liqueur, but then it just smelled like rich, perfectly roasted & sweetened coffee, maybe with a hint of hazelnut, unless I'm imagining that. Delicious."

Scent Type: Warm spices

Notes: Black coffee, amaretto liquor, vanilla ice cream, speculoos, vanilla pods, brown sugar, grey amber

Some coffee-spiked scents explore opposites by paring the nostalgic note with something boozy. Amore Caffè by Mancera explores this idea with an opening combination of black coffee and sticky, sweet amaretto liquor. The fragrance then peels back its top layers to reveal a whipped sweet cream heart in a bed of grey amber, brown sugar, and smooth vanilla pod. It's a coffee fragrance that skillfully pairs unexpected notes to achieve the most irresistible syrupy finish.

Customer Review: "One of the most delicious scents I've ever experienced in my life. Gourmand lovers got a real treat with this fragrance. Mancera is really upping their game and Amore Caffe is a true example. To me it smells like vanilla ice cream with caramel topping and a hint of coffee. Just Gorgeous."

Scent Type: Warm spices

Notes: Coffee, Bulgarian rose, nutmeg, muguet, gourmand, white musk, amber, Australian sandalwood, tonka bean

If the "corporate siren" trend had a fragrance that perfectly embodies its playful take on sensuality and '90s and early 2000s workplace aesthetics, I'd have to go with Fugazzi's best-selling Workahloic Extrait de Parfum. Rich, roasted, and addictive, the perfume combines a flitting, spicy rose and sharp coffee opening with deep, warm notes all possessing a hint of bitterness (just like a coffee bean). The addition of white musk, amber, and Australian sandalwood wrapped in tonka bean adds warmth back into the equation.

Customer review: "Lovers of coffee, try this on! I can't stand Intense Cafe but Workaholic is another story. Coffee is intense here and while florals are still present and playfully dance around, they never ever shade the main character: the rich, dense, freshly brewed mildly sweetened coffee bean. Outstanding lasting power (it is extrait concentration after all) and great sillage. So much yes!"

Scent Type: Floral spices

Notes: Rose infusion, taif rose, coffee

So far, we've gone boozy, warm, and photorealistic, so why not consider a scent that's magnificently floral? Jo Malone London knows a thing or two about pulling off the perfect elevated floral blends, and this fragrance continues the tradition with a scent inspired by a rose that can be found at the foothills of Saudi Arabia's Taif mountains that flourishes in its desert landscape. The perfume's alluring rose note is warmed with coffee and amber.

Customer Review: "I have pretty much every variety of rose fragrance Jo Malone's put out over the years, so naturally Taif Rose tickled my fancy. My favorite, though, of all the bottles of different rose scents is Velvet Rose & Oud. I absolutely love that. If you've smelled that and love it, Taif Rose will be right up your alley."

Scent Type: Aromatic woods

Notes: Roasted coffee, condensed milk, dark chocolate, tonka bean, amber

Another photorealistic coffee scent worth snagging is Vietnamese Coffee by d'Annam. Drawing its inspiration from Vietnam's famous brew using a blend of dark-roasted Robusta beans (known for a bold, caramel-chocolate richness and bitterness) with creamy condensed milk, the scent is cozy, sweet, and woody. It opens with roasted coffee before revealing a heart of condensed milk and dark chocolate that's underscored by tonka bean and amber.

Customer Review: "A bitter and dark roast take on a coffee scent profile. It’s true to Vietnamese coffee as it’s a coffee that’s typically very strong, bitter, and milky. This opens with a darkly rich and robustly bitter roasted coffee bean smell that quickly ventures into chocolate territory as it develops. The dark chocolate note here captures the true bitterness dark chocolate tends to have, with only hints of sweetness."

Scent Type: Gourmand spices

Notes: Coffee, red apple, lemon essence, lavender essence, spearmint essence, orange flower absolute, milk mousse accord, Sri Lankan sandalwood essence, Virginia cedarwood essence

Is there anything cozier than ducking into a coffee shop for your go-to beverage just as the rain begins to fall? This Maison Margiela fragrance perfectly captures the scent of gourmand pastries and dark roasts floating through the air with a spicy-sweet blend. It opens with coffee before shifting into a lightly floral-citrus blend of lemon and lavender essence blended with the softness of orange flower and a milk mousse accord. It's finished of with a grounding combination of sandalwood and cedarwood.

Customer Review: "Maison Margiela's Coffee Break is the perfect cozy escape, even if it doesn’t hit you with the scent of pure coffee beans. To those who expect an intense coffee aroma, remember—it’s ‘Coffee Break,’ not ‘Coffee Beans.’ This fragrance captures the warm, soothing essence of unwinding with a smooth latte in hand, mingled with soft, creamy notes. It instantly transports me back to my university days, hours spent in coffee shops with lecture readings and a comforting mug by my side. It’s a blend of nostalgia and calm, a scent that’s as relaxing as the quiet hum of a café."

Scent Type: Gourmand citrus

Notes: Coffee santos, lemon, green cardamom, vetiver

Sure, coffee can bring some coziness to your day, but it can also deliver a burst of energy when you need it the most. When there's no coffee within reach, consider treating yourself to a few spritzes of this lively fragrance. It captures the smell of a warm coffee shop on a brisk day (think freshly ground beans that warm, bitter and just right). Created by Olivier Cresp, it includes coffee santos and lemon combined with green cardamon and vetiver to keep you on the go.

Customer Review: "This is a cardamom cafe latte, sweetened with vanilla syrup. It’s very sweet but the savory cardamom and dark vetiver adds an interesting mature element. I would say this is a very well executed and a playful modern gourmand. Good projection and longevity for this type of scent that is light on the top notes without effervescent qualities."

Scent Type: Gourmand spices

Notes: Rose, coffee, sugared vanilla, amber, musk

If you love the pairing of rose and coffee, I recommend giving Montale's Intense Cafe Eau de Parfum a try. Opening with brilliant floral notes, this fragrance offers a coffee-tinged heart wrapped in warm layer of sugared vanilla. Upon dry-down you're greeted with a glowing base of amber and musk that adds a sensuality to the composition. I can't get enough of its unique pairing of delicate rose and bold coffee.

Customer Review: "Highly addictive fragrance. On my skin, it smells like coffee, roses and vanilla in equal measure. Each time I spray this, I can't stop smelling myself. It is absolutely delicious. I'm happy that I can smell the aromatic coffee beans clearly. It leaves an amazing trail and I'm surrounded by its intoxicating aroma all day."

Scent Type: Woody spices

Notes: Davana, coffee, tonka bean, labdanum, sandalwood, agarwood

To us, this Byredo scent is defined by its bold contrasts between the soft and the sensual, crispness with smokiness, and the quiet with the loud. Its mesmerizing olfactory blends opens with davana (an aromatic herb with fruity, liquor-like top notes) warmed with coffee. Its heart is set aglow with tonka bean and labdanum set against a dry, base of sandalwood coupled with agarwood that smells like earth scented with smoky incense.

Scent Type: "Byredo has so many unique and beautiful fragrances, Mumbai Noise is so different from everything else out there. If you like spicy, woody scents and love the smell incense then this is it! You might think it's odd at first but the dry down is amazing! With a large fragrance collection, this is one of my favorites and I highly recommend this gorgeous scent!"

Scent Types: Warm spices

Notes: Sea notes, salt, citrus, elemi, coffee, imortelle, amberwood, tonka bean

While everything about this fragrance revolves around a little bitter coffee note, it's the rush of tonka bean mixed with heady florals and salted sea air that makes this one shine. Inspired by the open road framing California's coastline, the perfume, created by Yann Vasnier, features a combination of amberwood and tonka bean that develops beautifully on the skin. Spicy, warm, and marine, this perfume sets the standard for multifaceted fragrances.

Customer Review: "When I see Yann Vasnier I know it's gonna be good , and it is! This fragrance ticks all my boxes. It smells like sitting at the beach under the warm sun. It's fresh, woody, coffee[-scented], comforting, and warm with amber. [It's a] really well blended and interesting fragrance. Very versatile with a touch of French class! Love it!"

Scent Type: Warm spices

Notes: Cardamom, mocha coffee, cinnamon, vanilla, vetiver

This is our top pick for anyone out there who loves warm, sensual spices like cardamom and cinnamon. Created by perfumer Calice Becker, Kilian's Intoxicated Eau de Parfum mixes both of these with smooth and slightly bitter mocha coffee, then ends with a base of warm vanilla and deep, earthy vetiver with the crystalized sweetness of caramelized sugar. It's coffee with an elegant and mysterious twist.

Customer Review: "Absolutely love this one. Cardamom is my favorite spice, and this has has an amazing, natural accord. It really is like cracking open some green cardamom pods. Paired with coffee it's heaven for me. The rest of the composition is nicely balanced to my nose."

Scent Type: Gourmand spices

Notes: Jasmine, gardenia, carnation, patchouli, sandalwood, marine accord, coffee, caramel

Here's another mouthwatering gourmand fragrance worth getting your hands on. A celebration of Manhattan's evening skyline, Bond No.9's New York Nights Eau de Parfum is floral, warm, and spicy with a blend of soft florals (jasmine, gardenia, and carnation) set alight by a heart of patchouli and sandalwood. This one also features an unexpected marine accord that adds a burst of freshness before being rounded out by coffee and caramel. It's as bright and vibrant as the city that inspires it.

Customer Review: "From the very first spray, it captured me with its richness and depth. The fragrance perfectly balances sophistication and warmth, making it feel both elegant and comforting. What I love most is how it develops over time—the opening is vibrant and inviting, while the dry-down leaves such a lasting, memorable impression. It truly feels like a fragrance that embodies the energy and allure of New York City at night."

Scent Type: Aromatic woods

Notes: Café arabica, sandalwood, tonka bean

Luxury has a name, and it's Diptyque's Bois Corsé Eau de Parfum. It's a dreamy blend that pays tribute to tree bark by combining soothing and rough elements with a combination of intense black coffee absolute, sandalwood essence, and tonka bean. Long-lasting and memorable, it has a lingering sillage and a full-bodied coffee-like aroma. Its stunning bottle features illustrations of fine black lines and irregular forms on the sleeve to evoke the texture of wood as it evolves with time.

Customer Review: "How does this remind me of a campfire glow?? It's like sweet aromatic wood is burning, but without the ash or smoke scent. I think it must be the toasty-coffee vibe kicking in. There's a sweet creaminess, which I'm absolutely sure that's sandalwood mixed with the vanilla. The sandalwood wins out though, upheld by the faint coffee."

You might not associate coconut perfumes with winter, but leave it to Byredo to create one that feels fitting year-round. I suspect that's because in addition to the fresh, creamy fruit, it has an oaky, spicy dry-down that gives it a seductive edge. Trust my review—it's worth trying. I actually was a coconut-perfume hater until I tested this elevated potion!

Before Alto Astral came along, this was my all-time favorite Byredo scent. With a fresh blend of bergamot, African marigold, violet, vetiver, and Moroccan cedarwood, I can't help but smile every time I wear it.

Citrus-forward and earthy, Gypsy Water feels like a straight-up indulgence. All the more reason to add it to your shower lineup.

Rose Of No Man's Land is already quite the intoxicating, spicy rose, but the absolu version amps up the smokiness in a way that makes it even more of a head-turner. It's worth the pretty penny; I get compliments every single time I wear it.

You do get a Bibliothèque candle in the limited-edition pouch, but once you catch a whiff of this warm, woody library-inspired scent, you'll want one burning in every corner of your home. This set also comes with the brand's black wick trimmer and a ceramic lid embossed with the Byredo "B", in case you need another reason to add it to cart, stat.

Blanche is fresh laundry and sun-warmed linens. While you do get the body wash, lotion, and hand cream in the gift with purchase, the standalone fragrance is worth your attention. If you love smelling crisp and clean, you'll fall head over heels for this peony-, violet-, and aldehyde-infused potion.

As I mentioned, Gypsy Water is a gorgeous fresh, woody blend that never fails to earn compliments. It doesn't fly under the radar by any means (it's a brand best-seller), but it's so intoxicating that it's no surprise everyone wants a whiff.

And the winner for the chicest hand soap duo goes to...

Byredo's eye shadow palettes tend to become instant collectibles, as they sell out in a snap. I just know this five-pan holiday version created by Italian makeup artist Lucia Pica will be no exception.

I can already hear the oohs and ahhs from my friends as I pluck this buildable lippie from my makeup bag.

Remember when I said Byredo eye shadow palettes tend to sell out quick? Well, I'm honestly shocked that this 18-pan stunner is still available to shop. It's the makeup equivalent to the academia-inspired Bibliothèque fragrance, and it's just as sumptuous and dreamy.

Why settle for one Byredo fragrance when you can snag five? Consisting of the brand's best-sellers, this mini set makes the perfect gift for a fellow fragrancehead. Plus, you'll only need to spend $15 more to score the limited-edition gift. Might I suggest the candle wick trimmer?

If I had to recommend one genderless fragrance for fall, it would be Byredo's Bibliothèque Eau de Parfum. With notes of plum, cinnamon, violet, leather, vanilla, patchouli, and birchwood, it's a "world of old books" arranged on "dark wood shelves." So, basically, it's the essence of dark academia, bottled.

More Byredo fragrances on sale:

Mojave Ghost ($235) ($188)
Gypsy Water ($235)) ($188)
Bal D'Afrique ($235) ($188)
Blanche ($330) ($264)
Young Rose ($230) ($184)
Rose of No Man's Land ($235) ($188)

The Dyson Airwrap is the subject of considerable internet hype, and for good reason. It can dry, style, and smooth the hair without excessive heat and subsequent hair damage. Right now, the coveted hair tool (and all of its attachments) is $130 off.

If you've ever wanted to try the highly acclaimed and celebrity-loved La Mer Moisturizing Cream, but its steep price tag has thwarted you, I have good news: it's up to 20% off right now. Powered by the brand's proprietary Miracle Broth, the iconic face cream promises to firm, smooth, and boost skin radiance in a matter of hours.

I love almost every single Jo Malone fragrance I've ever smelled, but the iconic Wood Sage & Sea Salt will always be at the top of my list. Fresh, clean, and slightly aquatic, this perfume is a must for anyone who wants to smell chic and sophisticated, or, as Who What Wear Beauty Director Erin Jahns puts it, "like an ocean nymph."

More Jo Malone fragrances on sale:

English Pear & Freesia ($168) ($134)
Peony & Blush Suede ($168) ($134)
Orange Blossom ($168) ($134)
Red Roses ($168) ($134)
Lime Basil & Mandarin ($168) ($134)
Nectarine Blossom & Honey ($168) ($134)

Here's another iconic and celeb-loved face cream that's on sale. Augustinus Bader's The Cream is beloved by everyone from Victoria Beckham to Margot Robbie. With its proprietary TFC8 Complex, it triggers the body's natural repair and renewal process for stronger, brighter, smoother, and more even-looking skin.

Olaplex's No.3 Hair Perfector is the original bond-building hair treatment. Breakage? It'll fix it. Split ends? I don't know her. Weak hair from bleach or other chemical processes? Not here. It actively repairs broken bonds in the hair shaft for lush, healthy-looking hair.

Yes, Diptyque perfumes are even on sale (epic, I know). Personally, I'm opting for the brand's Eau Rose Eau de Parfum. Unlike other traditional rose scents, which tend to veer too powdery and mature, this one has a fresh, green quality to it. Consider it the modern, cool girl's way to wear a rose perfume.

More Diptyque fragrances on sale:

Do Son ($255) ($204)
Philosykos ($255) ($204)
Eau Duelle ($255) ($204)
Fleur de Peau ($255) ($204)
Orphéon ($255) ($204)

This is the ultimate LED face mask. It features 648 medical-grade LED lights that emit red, blue, and infrared light to firm, smooth, brighten, and generally level up the skin in as little as eight weeks. It even features vibration therapy to stimulate circulation around the eyes, brows, and scalp. If one of your fall resolutions is getting great skin that has more collagen, I highly recommend buying this while it's still in stock.

Sisley's Black Rose Precious Face Oil 1) smells incredible, 2) has been a French-girl skincare staple for years, and 3) will smooth, firm, and revitalize dry, tired skin. It's all thanks to a stellar ingredient list that includes plum, camelina, avocado, black rose, and Bulgarian rose extracts. Together, they smooth, firm, and soften the skin until it looks and feels like a flower petal.

TikTok can't get enough of this lovely perfume, and I understand why. It's floral-fruity with notes of pear, lychee, grapefruit, Damask rose, vetiver, vanilla, and musk. I consider it to be the fragrance equivalent of TikTok's "coquette" and "balletcore" aesthetics: soft, sweet, and unapologetically elegant.

More Parfums de Marly fragrances on sale:

Valaya ($410) ($328)
Oriana ($410) ($328)
Palatine ($410) ($328)
Cassili ($410) ($328)
Safanad ($410) ($328)

This iconic styling product, which is part texturizing spray and part dry shampoo, gives the hair piece-y definition and effortless volume. It's a cool-girl styling staple, and there's a reason so many celebrity hairstylists swear by it.

Speaking of fall hair staples, I'm snagging a bottle of this internet-famous scalp serum while it's on sale. It uses apple stem cells to improve follicle health, extend the growth phase, prevent shedding, and more.

Longer, stronger eyelashes are another one of my beauty goals for fall. Luckily, growth-boosting lash serums, like this one, exist. Revitalash's Advanced Eyelash Conditioner is clinically proven to improve the appearance of lashes in 16 weeks (or, as is often the case, much sooner), thanks to ingredients like saw palmetto and a BioPeptin Complex. Oh, and don't forget the Revitabrow Advanced Eyebrow Conditioner ($60) ($48) for thicker, fuller arches.

Dr. Barbara Sturm's Hyaluronic Serum has been a staple of so many people's skincare routines for years. Personally, I credit it with making hyaluronic acid a household name. Dr. Sturm says it's essential and the "white T-shirt" of her skincare routine since it deeply hydrates the skin and boosts collagen and elastin.

Celebs like Hailey Bieber, Alix Earle, and Sofia Richie-Grainge love this iconic French pharmacy product. It moisturizes dry skin, soothes inflammation, and strengthens the natural barrier with ingredients like Avène thermal spring water, copper, and zinc sulfate. It even works as a makeup primer thanks to its thick, slightly gripy texture.

The iconic Bibliothèque fragrance.

Don't forget the matching candle. It's a mainstay on my coffee table.

This rich, velvety red lipstick is perfect for autumn.

Byredo's bodywashes make my shower feel so chic and sensorial. I like the scent Rose of No Man's Land, which features soft and sweet Turkish rose petals.

This is one of my favorite hand lotions. It makes my skin feel so soft, and its notes of bergamot, lily of the valley, amber, musk, and velvet plum are intoxicating.

Key notes: Aldehyde, coconut water, incense, jasmine petals, milky musks, sandalwood, cashmere woods, salted amber

Pros: Spicy and elevated, great for summer but could be worn year-round, impressive longevity, a unique blend that won't smell like anything else you own

Cons: Doesn't smell like a traditional tropical scent, if you're someone who loves beachy perfumes

Customer review: "Beautiful smell. It's become my new favorite summer scent. Soft, creamy, yet fresh and intoxicating. Lasts a good amount of time on my skin too. Very happy with this fragrance and would repurchase."

Twist my arm, and I'd tell you this is my favorite Byredo scent (well, until Alto Astral came along). The blend of bergamot, African marigold, violet, vetiver, and Moroccan cedarwood is fresh and uplifting.

Go ahead and snag the matching hand cream while you're at it. You won't be sorry you did!

I'm a huge fan of Rose of No Man's Land, but the absolu version is, dare I say, even more intoxicating. It has a smoky quality thanks to papyrus, dark patchouli, and warm amber, which adds a seductive touch to the classic floral.

Byredo clearly has a thing for flipping expectations. Case in point? You might file this vanilla perfume under "dessert-inspired scents," but I promise you it's far from sticky-sweet. Smoky, dark, and earthy, it's actually one of the sultriest fragrances you can wear on a night out.

Oh, how I love Mojave Ghost. The combination of violet, magnolia, crisp amber, and cedarwood earns me compliments with every wear.

If you love smelling like freshly washed linen sheets, allow me to introduce you to Blanche. Most clean scents dissipate quite quickly, but this absolu lasts well over six hours on the skin.

True to its name, this vibrant blend of cardamom, sandalwood, cedarwood, carrot seeds, and papyrus evokes the dry heat of the desert at first light.

Why choose just one? With this gift set, you'll score three of the brand's best sellers—including my personal winners, Bal d'Afrique and Blanche.

Scent Type: floral woods

Key Notes: sweet violet, palo santo, frankincense, myrrh, Ambrox

This new skin scent–enhancing fragrance opens with sweet violet before shifting into a cozy blend of palo santo, frankincense, and smoky myrrh set against the base of Ambrox. Musky and warm, You Doux pairs well with another new release by the brand—Glossier You Rêve, featuring sweet notes of buttercream, plum butter, and Ambrox.

Product Specs: 1.7-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: warm gourmand

Key Notes: jinjang (aged soy sauce), charcoal, soybean, ylang-ylang, jasmine sambac, myrrh, cistus

Lately, there's been a rise in ultra-niche mineral-inspired scents, and we're hopping on the trend. One of our favorite launches has been the Jang Eau de Parfum by the Korean perfume brand Elorea. It pays homage to traditional fermented sauces that form the foundation of Korean cuisine. With jinjang at its heart, the scent can only be described as a smoky, luxurious gourmand.

Product Specs: 1.7- and 3.38-ounce glass spray bottles

Scent Type: warm and sweet gourmands

Key Notes: vanilla bean, musk, sandalwood

Fall can be the warmest, most inviting time of year while also reminding us of how quickly the world around us changes as the leaves turn to vibrant hues of red and gold. One fragrance that perfectly captures the bittersweet feeling of fall is Torn by Henry Rose, which boasts notes of smooth vanilla bean, musk, and sandalwood.

Product Specs: 0.27- and 1.7-ounce glass spray bottles

Scent Type: aromatic woods

Key Notes: patchouli, maté, clary sage, violet leaf

What we love the most about this standout Diptyque fragrance is its unique ability to get better over time. Paying tribute to the defining scent of the '60s, patchouli, this perfume offers three extracts of this essence underlined by the powdery sweetness of violet leaf. Elegant and earthy, it's fall encapsulated in an eye-catching bottle.

Product Specs: 2.5-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: earthy green herbs

Key Notes: cypress, grapevine, cedar wood, vetiver, moss, amber

In the northern hemisphere, grapes ripen from late August to October—just in time for us to experience all the season has to offer. This fragrance, for example, pairs juicy grapes with pungent moss, bold cypress, and refined amber, producing a luxe scent worthy of its high price point. The perfume may be all about contradictions, but there's nothing confusing about how intoxicating it is.

Product Specs: 1.7- and 3.4-ounce glass spray bottles

Scent Type: warm musks

Key Notes: cedar, white amber, pink pepper, jasmine sambac, Ambroxan, balsam, labdanum, patchouli, musk, vetiver

Suede is definitely having a moment this season, and we're fully embracing it by wearing Heretic's Dirty Suede Eau de Parfum. It only takes a spritz of this scent to transport its wearer to the quiet isolation offered by their dream fall getaway. If you're not able to zip off to a very real log cabin whenever you're in the mood for some R&R, try wearing this suede-inspired scent.

Product Specs: 1.7-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: fresh woods

Key Notes: bergamot, green mandarin, galbanum, petitgrain, cardamom, green tea, mastic, cypress, pink pepper cedar, green maté hay

Do you know that key late-summer moment when you can sense the arrival of fall? Virere is the fragrance that immediately comes to mind when we recall the moment when the weather feels slightly more crispy thanks to comforting notes of bergamot, green mandarin, cypress, mastic, pink pepper, and hay. It definitely has us dreaming of early fall spent upstate.

Product Specs: 1.6-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: woody fougère

Key Notes: lavender, cardamom, clary sage, geranium, iris ultimate, rhum absolute, sandalwood, oakwood, vetiver

Okay, we'll admit it. Rhum doesn't immediately come to mind when we think about fall notes, but we mean it when we say the addition of rhum in Penhaligon's A Balm of Calm Eau de Parfum just works. It's paired with sweet lavender, geranium, and iris ultimate against a base of rum and soft woods. Imagine wearing this chic scent while sitting for a holiday meal with your loved ones!

Product Specs: 3.4-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: sweet gourmand

Key Notes: cabreuva, orchid, pink pepper, vines, green vanilla leaves, cypress root, vanilla absolute, dark patchouli, hay

The arrival of fall also signals the start of spooky season, so what better way to dive in than by wearing the mysterious Deep Dark Vanilla by D.S. & Durga? Warm and sultry, this mouthwatering gourmand perfume leads with soft orchid, cypress, pink pepper, and green vanilla leaves before shifting into vanilla absolute, dark patchouli, and hay.

Product Specs: 3.4-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: warm florals

Key Notes: geranium, coriander, frankincense, cedar, juniper, black pepper, Moroccan rose, black currant, lily accord, patchouli, sandalwood, oud, styrax

Every year, it seems we're introduced to new aesthetics and reminded of the ones we see less often on our FYPs, like whimsigoth. Similar to how the nostalgia-soaked aesthetic juxtaposes dark details (perhaps even macabre) with those more ethereal in nature, this sultry Heretic perfume strikes the delicate balance between heady florals and smoldering frankincense and oud.

Product Specs: 0.50- and 1.7-ounce spray bottles

Scent Type: white floral gourmand

Key Notes: lychee, lily of the valley, white saffron, pink pepper, marshmallow, bergamot caramel, white birch, aged cognac, ambergris

This one is for anyone who loves a sweet fragrance as they head into the cold months to help warm things up. According to the brand, Bombón Eau de Parfum celebrates "unapologetic pleasure" by combining the sugary green facets of lily of the valley with seductive cognac for a delicious scent you won't want to skip out on. Plus, how gorgeous is that bottle?

Product Specs: 1.35- and 2.5-ounce spray bottles

Scent Type: aromatic woods

Key Notes: rose petals, Virginian cedarwood, silk musk, Haitian vetiver

Finding the ideal woody, aromatic fragrance for fall is a must, and Byredo's Super Cedar Eau de Parfum is one of our favorites. While the perfume's blend of Virginian cedarwood, silk musk, and Haitian vetiver stands out, we're also obsessed with the powdery fresh touch the rose petals add to the scent. It's also the perfect perfume for layering.

Product Specs: 1.7- and 3.4-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: cool spices

Key Notes: cardamom, pimento, salted butter caramel, vanilla, tobacco, cashmeran

Of all our favorite unique fragrances, this is, by far, the most unexpected fall scent. Through this fragrance, we're introduced to Constance—a very modern woman who prefers to do as she likes and isn't afraid to break some rules. Penhaligon's Changing Constance does the same with a bold combination of cool cardamom, hot pimento, and salted caramel to finish things off.

Product Specs: 2.5-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: warm florals

Key Notes: jasmine, mandarin leaf, ruby grapefruit, plum, Bulgarian rose, sakura blossoms, vanilla flower

Who said you have to give up your classic floral fragrances when fall arrives? When thinking about which perfumes invoke the charming memories of Septembers past, Maison Louis Marie's No. 14 Icila came to mind. It's warm and inviting with a bright blend of jasmine, mandarin leaf, plum, and rose complemented by powdery sakura blossoms and smooth vanilla flower. Pair it with you favorite oversize cardigan, and you're good to go.

Product Specs: 0.34- and 1.4-ounce glass spray bottles

Scent Type: warm woods

Key Notes: lavender, omumbiri myrrh, tonka bean

Myrrh and tonka are two notes that are commonly lingering in your favorite fall fragrances, but they are rarely recognized for the amount of warmth they provide. For this captivating and rich cologne, Jo Malone pairs the two woodsy notes with soothing lavender to bring out the traces of vanilla from the tonka bean. The end result is a scent that's noticeably different from all the rest on this list but still bears some familiarity.

Product Specs: 3.4-ounce glass spray bottle

Scent Type: woody florals

Key Notes: miracle berry, sego lily, oakwood patchouli

Lastly, Hermès Barénia is the solution for anyone aiming to elevate their fragrance game while altering their product lineup to match the season. Composed of juicy miracle berry, sego lily, and oakwood patchouli, this perfume wears beautifully alone but also layers well. Try combining it with a powdery scent to ramp up any scent's potential.

Product Specs: 0.5-, 1-, 2-, and 3.3-ounce glass spray bottles

Scent Type: warm and sweet gourmand

Key Notes: bitter almond, carvi, jasmine sambac, jacaranda, vanilla, musk

The viral music video for "Taste" draws inspiration from the 1992 black comedy film Death Becomes Her that stars Meryl Streep as a fading actress who gains eternal youth after drinking a magic potion. Both the film and music video juxtapose beauty with pain. Similarly, Dior's Hypnotic Poison is as sweet as it is sensual, with a hint of something dark lurking beneath the surface.

Customer Review: "This perfume is absolutely amazing. The smell is unlike any other one. No comparison. I've used for years! The smell will relax you and everyone around you! Will never wear any other perfume!"

Scent Type: warm and sweet gourmand

Key Notes: black cherry, bitter almond, jasmine sambac, rose absolute, sandalwood, vetiver, cedarwood

Okay, I'll admit it—I wasn't immediately hooked on this perfume, but it eventually won me over. The sticky, sweet black cherry scent is one of the most polarizing and popular fruity gourmand fragrances on the market. Flirty and playful, it's exactly what I would imagine someone wearing if they wanted to beguile their significant other into playing things safe.

Customer Review: "I absolutely love this perfume and am so happy I got to test it. This scent is warm, sexy and very cherry! I love the sleek packaging and long lasting power this perfume has, I would highly recommend it!"

Scent Type: warm musk

Key Notes: skin musk, bergamot nectar, jasmine, cyclamen, neroli blossom, orange flowers, Australian sandalwood oil, blonde wood, white musk

Phlur's Missing Person combines notes of warm musk with bergamot nectar, neroli blossom, and Australian sandalwood oil for a chic fragrance that exudes confidence. In the same vein, Carpenter's "Good Graces" is a testament to the power of setting boundaries in a relationship. Once someone has fallen out of her good graces, there's no coming back.

Customer Review: "Everyone that comes across me whenever I wear this scent always stops me. It is a very soft and sensual scent that is easy and very pleasing to smell. You can wear it for both day and night."

Scent Type: fresh aquatics

Key Notes: neroli, peony, jasmine, ambroxan, musk

In the heartbreaking fourth track, Carpenter confesses that she knew her ex wasn't the sharpest tool in the metaphorical shed when it came to their relationship and that she craved emotional awareness. My top pick for the song is Henry Rose's Jake's House, which offers beautifully melancholic notes of neroli, peony, and musk that are reminiscent of young love, no matter how misguided it may be.

Customer Review: "Finally, the search for the perfect fragrance ends. This offering is simply outstanding—a scent that lingers beautifully. It's hard not to fall in love with it. I totally enjoyed using it!"

Scent Type: fruity florals

Key Notes: bergamot, cardamom, black currant, peony, peach blossom, rose, vanilla, cedarwood, jasmine rice

In this song, Carpenter takes cheeky jabs at her previous partner, noting the many ways in which he pursued other women and remained dishonest despite her pleas for the truth. The complex narrative is set against peppy, country-inspired instrumentals, not unlike how the top and middle notes of this floral scent are deepened with notes of cedarwood and jasmine rice.

Customer Review: "Les is such a perfect floral. It has definitely made its way into my everyday perfume line up. The sweetness is just right. It's cute but sophisticated. No notes."

Scent Type: warm and sweet gourmands

Key Notes: vanilla tincture, vanilla absolute, sandalwood, bitter almond essence, tonka absolute

"Bed Chem" is all about the undeniable sexual chemistry between new lovers, possessing the same energy as one of Tom Ford's newest releases. The aptly named Vanilla Sex perfume is a deeply seductive fragrance with vanilla notes, white florals, and sandalwood. While it's certainly a sexy scent, there's also something innocent about it… perhaps even playful.

Customer Review: "This fragrance exudes an elegant, mysterious, and daring take on vanilla. It has an almond candy sweetness that is not too sweet, just enough to round it out. A sandalwood and vanilla lover's dream!"

Scent Type: warm and sweet gourmands

Key Notes: rose absolute, coffee beans, amber, vanilla, white musk

Since Carpenter introduced us to her hit song "Espresso" on the Coachella stage last April, I've been on the hunt for a versatile perfume that smells like the beverage in time for fall. This one by Montale counters the scent of coffee beans with powdery-sweet rose absolute and soothing vanilla. I love a good layerable scent that can be worn year-round, especially if it reminds me of one of my favorite S.C. songs.

Customer Review: "Intense Cafe is an exciting fragrance that takes you on a wild ride, mixing dark espresso with the beautiful scent of rose, and finishing with a delightful touch of vanilla, amber, and white musk that wraps you in a cozy, irresistible warmth! Not to mention the bottle looks great on my shelf."

Scent Type: sheer musk

Key Notes: amber, bergamot, white musk

Described by DedCool as an amplified take on universal musk fragrances, Xtra Milk takes everything we love about the original Milk Eau de Parfum up a notch. Familiar and soothing, this scent reminds me of the bittersweet comfort experienced after someone has come to terms with the fateful events and glaring personality flaws leading to the downfall of a relationship.

Customer Review: "I've been looking for a scent like this forever. This was a blind buy, but it turned out to be the best decision ever. I always get compliments, and it layers so well with my other perfumes. Can't wait to grab another bottle when this one's empty!"

Scent Type: aromatic woods

Key Notes: Australian sandalwood, cedarwood, cardamom, iris, violet, smoky wood alloy, ambrox, leather accord, musky

Who said pop is all Carpenter can do? Her song "Slim Pickins" proves the singer knows her way around a country-inspired hit with a track that ponders the idea of ending up alone instead of settling for the few available prospects. It calls to mind Santal 33, Le Labo's homage to the American West that blends spicy, leathery, musky notes with intoxicating cardamom, iris, and violet.

Customer Review: "This scent is such a standout. I have such a hard time selecting any other perfume in my collection because Santal 33 seems to fit every occasion and every season. And it only takes a tiny amount."

Scent Type: fresh florals

Key Notes: palm-tree flower accord, lily flower accord, lavender, orange blossom absolute

The catchy 10th track of Carpenter's album is a cheeky reference to Juno, the cult-classic 2007 movie of the same name. In the song, she expresses a desire to fall in love and start a family with her significant other. Equally cheeky and imaginative, Libre Flowers and Flames is one of my favorite perfumes to reach for that gives the same energy.

Customer Review: "This perfume is very feminine. Sweet with floral, citrus, vanilla. For me it was a bit intense, but I think that's why I was impressed by how long it lasted."

Scent Type: warm spices

Key Notes: pink pepper, iris, ambrette seeds, ambrox

The second to last song on Carpenter's album, "Lie to Girls" explores the complexity of girlhood, especially as it pertains to deception and overlooking red flags. Glossier's You is a skin scent formulated to smell different yet familiar on everyone, which speaks to those complex emotions.

Customer Review: "My favorite perfume I've ever owned. Literally bought it the second I smelled the bottle at my friends house. I've turned at least three people on to this perfume. It's the only one I'll buy now."

Scent Type: amber floral

Key Notes: aldehyde, moonflower, sambac jasmine, frangipani tree, iris, cashmeran, accord of ambergris, musk

If you caught Carpenter on stage at this year's VMA's, you may have recognized the space imagery as a clear homage to Britney Spears's iconic "Oops!…I Did It Again" music video. The last song on the album, "Don't Smile," is far from the upbeat medley of her performance—instead tapping into heartbreak one may experience at the conclusion of a relationship.

Customer Review: "This is [a] stunning fragrance. Words cannot describe it. Try it on a sunny day and you will never forget it. I haven't found anything similar to it. Feminine, euphoric, and unique. Ethereal, out-of-this-world beautiful with a very fitting name, Dancing on the Moon."

We would have never guessed, but this academia-inspired scent from Byredo is Charli XCX's current go-to. "This is my current favorite scent that I always travel with wherever I go," she says. "I actually like a lot of different Byredo scents, but right now, we're rocking with Bibliothèque."

With notes of plum, cinnamon, leather accord, violet, birch woods, patchouli, and vanilla, Byredo's Bibliothèque is formulated to smell like a library (which is what Bibliothèque means in French). As the brand puts it, this scent is reminiscent of "A world of old books, the scent of their leather-bound pages arranged on dark wood shelves."

We've been loyal fans of this fragrance for years, and we're happy to know Charli XCX appreciates it just as much as we do. "People have said I tend to over-spray, but that's their problem, not mine, because I think it smells great," she says.

Yep, you can add the iconic French fragrance house, Diptyque, to the list of Charli XCX's essentials. She displays two of the brand's fig-scented candles, saying, "I love these candles because they make the room smell really good, which is cool, especially when you're on tour and sometimes dressing rooms aren't super glamorous. People often think that they are, but they're often kind of smelly and gross. These really fix that problem."

She goes on to say that she likes to burn candles while she's recording music in the studio. Except, instead of Diptyque, she opts for a "dripping" candelabra for a more "gothic" vibe. There's the Charli XCX we know and love.

Here's the other fig candle she burns in her dressing rooms.

Last but not least, Charli XCX swears by the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask (honestly, who doesn't love it?). "Every single content piece I've ever done, whether it's like, 'What's in your bag?' 'What's an essential item?' or 'What would you grab if you were running out of the house?' It's this."

After joking that she hasn't received any free product from Laneige (yet), she continues, "I use this every day to the point where I was going out and I didn't have a pot of this I would go home and get it and then go back out again."

She even reveals that she started using it when she developed severe adult acne and went on Accutane to correct it. Since one of the side effects of Accutane is severely dry skin, she started testing lip balms and found this one to be her fave.

Charli said she likes multiple Byredo scents, and we'd wager that this is one of them. With notes of bergamot, lemon, suede, violet, mimosa, amber, sandalwood, and tobacco leaves, it has a similar fruity yet smoky quality to it. We're obsessed.

The artist likes the fig-scented candles, so we're going to assume she also likes one of the brand's most classic scents: Baies (aka berries). It's a similarly sophisticated fruit scent.

Fans of fig fragrances will absolutely love Diptyque's Philosykos Eau de Parfum. The entire scent is a love letter to fig trees. Notes include fig fruit, white wood, and green fig leaves. It's both fresh and fruity, and the brand says it's reminiscent of "crossing a grove of wild fig trees during a summer in Greece."

Since Charli XCX uses the ever-iconic Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask, we think she would like the brand's Lip Glowy Balms too. They're more lightweight yet just as hydrating, and they give the lips an incredible sheen. Plus, they come in similar fruity flavors. We have a special liking for the new blueberry version.

The mango version is perfectly ripe and juicy for summer.

Fragrance Family: woody chypre

Key Notes: incense, cardamom, Brazilian rosewood, papyrus, patchouli, moss, tobacco leaves, oud

Since moving to New York a month ago, I've been spending every last free moment I have walking Museum Mile. While I adore the futuristic art of the Guggenheim and the history found within the halls of the Museum of the City of New York, I'm at my happiest spending hours alone at the Met. A single spritz of Byredo's Oud Immortel transports me to The Met's mysterious Temple of Dendur with notes of enchanting papyrus, incense, patchouli, moss, and oud.

Customer Review: "Byredo's Oud Immortel eau de parfum is a sophisticated woody fragrance where patchouli and papyrus are blended to bring smokiness. The tobacco leaves and moss add depth and complexity, while the incense and rosewood bring an elegant, amber-y silage. Beautiful smell. I absolutely love this fragrance."

Fragrance Family: classic floral

Key Notes: mandarin, pink peppercorn essence, violet leaves, rose damascena, jasmine absolute, woody musk, patchouli

Just a few blocks away from my humble abode is my favorite aesthetically pleasing coffee shop: Ralph's Coffee. Attached to Ralph Lauren's Upper East Side flagship store at the corner of 888 Madison Avenue, Ralph's Coffee exudes a class, romance, and timelessness that goes unrivaled by any other place to grab an ice chair and crispy croissant. Ralph Lauren's Romance Eau de Parfum smells exactly how I feel when I'm holding that classic green coffee cup.

Customer Review: "I love this fragrance! To me, it's crisp, cool, clean, sophisticated, feminine. This is fresh luxury cotton clothing at the perfectly manicured country club."

Fragrance Family: fresh musks

Key Notes: white musks, steamed rice accord, luminous mimosa, deep blonde woods accord

Sometimes, it takes removing myself from my everyday environment and placing myself among other creatives to tap into my best writing. SoHo's Bibliotheque—a one-of-a-kind bookstore, café, and wine bar—is one of my favorite places to open a notebook and let my thoughts flow. To help with my creative process, I like wearing Diptyque's L'Eau Papier Eau de Toilette, which is inspired by paper and the spirit of creativity.

Customer Review: "This is such a lovely understated fragrance! Great to wear anytime, with anything, and could be a signature scent. Sweet, smooth, light, and clean mimosa with a sweet, nutty, creamy steamed rice that is slightly vanilla-like. One of the best fragrances for an effortless vibe."

Fragrance Family: citrus woods

Key Notes: green mandarin essence, grapefruit essence, blackcurrant accord, tomato-leaf accord, geranium bourbon, Indonesian patchouli, white musk

A trip to the Madison Square Market to hunt for fresh fruits and vegetables and break out whichever wicker tote I'm obsessed with at the moment always inspires me to wear this bright and earthy perfume by Maison Margiela. It includes fresh notes of green mandarin, grapefruit, and tomato leaf that allow me to live out my dream of being in a '90s rom-com set in Manhattan.

Customer Review: "This is such a unique fragrance. Very herby and fresh! I love the smell of tomato plants, and this fragrance really nails it. It starts out strong with the tomato plant, but the dry-down is almost sweet, and the patchouli balances it out. It has great projection and is long lasting. I think it's worth trying for anyone who enjoys fresh/earthy/green fragrances."

Fragrance Family: floral gourmand

Key Notes: pink peppercorn, bergamot, pear skin, jasmine, gardenia, freesia, lily of the valley, vanilla, amber, sandalwood, tonka bean

In all honestly, I seriously considered gatekeeping this Upper East Side location for myself but thought it wouldn't be fair not to mention the charming French bookstore in this edit. Albertine offers French and English literature, and I can't stop thinking about the store's dreamy, zodiac-themed ceiling. St. Rose's French Poetry has powdery-fresh gourmand notes that conjure images of a cozy afternoon spent in the company of poetry collections.

Fragrance Family: aromatic woods

Key Notes: muget, fresh citrus, white woods, magnolia, vetiver, sandalwood, amber woods, musk

No matter how hard I try to keep track of the train schedule, I always end up having to break into a run to catch the train on my way to and home from work. I've been caught in the rain a few times now and feel like it definitely adds to the drama of the moment. Henry Rose's Fog Eau de Parfum smells like the comfort of ducking into the train at the last second soaked, tired, and beyond grateful for the sudden burst of athleticism.

Customer Review: "A truly delightful experience with a soft, floral and mysterious scent that makes you feel like you're wrapped in a wonderful fog. Combined it with Jake's House for an even stronger fragrance. Daily use has become a beloved part of my grooming routine."

Fragrance Family: woody aromatic

Key Notes: violin varnish, mahogany, outdoors accord, amber pin rosin, maplewood, cypress, spiced tree resin, cedar, moss

If you know me, then you know how much I love combing through antiques to find the standout furniture, decorations, and art pieces that speak to me. I've recently been introduced to the Upper West Side's Grand Bazaar and couldn't be more obsessed with it. D.S. & Durga's Bowmakers reminds me of the smell of old interior décor pieces with histories spanning centuries.

Customer Review: "This is the most intoxicating, elegant, refined, incredible fragrance I have ever smelled. I am done looking for new scents and sold for life on D.S. and Durga's Bowmakers. Say a prayer to the violin gods, ask forgiveness for the pretty penny spent on this. Just do whatever you have to do to get it on you."

Fragrance Family: amber floral

Key Notes: orange blossom accord, neroli, white tea, musk, tonka bean, ambroxan

I'll always say yes to a cocktail hour spent in a restaurant with a chic atmosphere, timeless jazz tunes, and yummy drinks. Recently, I've been frequenting Melody's Piano Bar with friends. The uptown lounge offers everything I could want out of a laid-back cocktail hour, including mouthwatering cosmos. Histoire d'Orangers is my top for evenings spent there since it's bursting with notes of orange blossom accord and mellowed out with a blanket of tonka bean and amber.

Customer Review: "This perfume smells fun in a sophisticated, flirty way. It starts off with a bright citrus smell then with hints of floral. I could not stop smelling myself and reminds me of a tropical country I grew up in. It lasted a good five to six hours on me."

Fragrance Family: fresh floral

Key Notes: sparkling bergamot, leafy green accord, lilac, muget, suede, amber

One of my favorite ways to window-shop on Madison Avenue is having a blooming bouquet in hand to take home, especially if it includes lilac. In fact, I've been on a major lilac kick lately and am loving fragrances that pair the comforting note with leafy greens and the warmth of amber. Caswell-Massey's Lilac does all that and more by introducing sparkling bergamot and suede to the equation.

Customer Review: "If you like sweet-smelling florals, this fits the bill. It is initially very sweet and dries down nicely to a lovely floral. It isn't overbearing and wears very well. It really is a pretty fragrance. I'm very pleased with it."

Fragrance Family: fresh woods

Key Notes: fig, bergamot, bitter orange, sesame, cedarwood, vetiver, matcha tea accord

Mid-summer in Manhattan means evenings that are just as toasty and humid as this city's mornings, but when the temperature drops anywhere below 75°F, you can fully expect to see me speed-walking through Central Park after work. I love wearing Le Labo's Thé Matcha to keep me going in those moments. Whether it actually delivers energy or if it's a brilliant olfactory placebo effect remains to be seen…

Customer Review: "Absolutely in love with this scent! I was worried it would be a bit too sharp for my taste but still decided to give it a shot as I love matcha, and it turned out to be incredible, very versatile and not too heavy. Feels very fresh yet warm. One of my most favorite perfumes from now on. I wear it every day."

Fragrance Family: fruity floral

Key Notes: Williams pear, white freesias, patchouli, amber, woods

Reservations at The Polo Bar are far and few between but completely worth it once you get in. If the leather décor and moody lighting aren't enough to make you fall in love with this place, the food will completely win you over. Whenever I have the opportunity to make an appearance at this classic New York spot, I break out Jo Malone's English Pear & Freesia Cologne since it evokes the same vibes with notes William pear, freesias, and amber.

Customer Review: "This scent was an unexpected love for me. It'a simultaneously fresh and timeless, and incredibly refined. The opening notes are a bit more powdery than I usually go for, but the pear develops over time and becomes more lovely as the day goes on. A new favorite!"

Fragrance Family: floral musks

Key Notes: pink pepper, mandarin, bergamot, iris, lavender, petit grain, vanilla, cedar wood, white musks, heliotrope, vetiver

At the end of a long day, I want nothing more than to come back to my sweet little studio apartment and curl up with my favorite vintage cashmere throw I thrifted a few years ago. This cashmere scent by Guerlain helps me feel at home no matter where I am using a blend of pink pepper, lavender, cedar wood, musk, and vetiver.

Customer Review: "Admittedly, my first impression was 'It's so musky!' I bought it as a scent for clothes and my favorite reading chair. It was lovely but not wow. Only today did I actually put it on my skin. Oh, heaven! The beautiful floral notes unfold, each taking part on a delightful harmony as it progresses to dry down. A lovely day scent and a special after-bath fragrance."

Key Notes: bergamot, African marigold, bucchu, violet, cyclamen, vetiver, Moroccan cedarwoodBal D'Afrique is Byredo perfumer Ben Gorham's love letter to the influence of the myriad of African cultures on Paris in the late '20s. An embodiment of beauty and fantasy through a luscious blend of African marigold, violet, bergamot, and Moroccan cedarwood, it's no surprise that this fragrance is Tookes's favorite.

Tookes shared in a recent TikTok video dedicated to her beauty cabinet that this Josie Maran product is always carried in her purse. The Infinity Intensive Creamy Oil deeply moisturizes and soothes the skin for a luminous complexion. It can be used to soften cuticles, condition lips, hydrate the under-eye area, and add a subtle highlighter to the high points of the face.

One of the many ways Tookes keeps her sleek strands in check is with the help of hair oils like this one by Gisou. It's enriched with moisture-binding Gisou Mirsalehi honey, coconut oil, and almond oil to hydrate and boost shine while combating frizz and flyaways. The product also feels weightless, making this a must-have for all hair types and textures.

I'm a recent convert to this pinkish-beige OPI shade. Popularized recently by Hailey Bieber's viral glazed donut nails (a pearlescent chrome manicure courtesy of Zola Ganzorigt), this polish is one of the most flattering "your nails but better" shades for all skin tones. In fact, there's a pretty high chance it's what I'm wearing as you're reading this. 

If you want to achieve Tookes's signature neutral nail look, this pinky nude is a must-have for your manicures. Bubble Bath is subtle and sophisticated and complements all skin tones well thanks to its warm undertone. This has been my go-to for everyday wear since my classical ballet days. We were required to wear neutral shades at all times, and I'm still in love with it.

Brown-skinned girls have always faced the challenge of finding a sunscreen that doesn't leave a white cast after application. That is until they were introduced to Innisfree's Daily UV Defense Sunscreen. A staple in Tookes's daily skincare routine, it provides invisible sun protection using a lightweight formula that soothes and hydrates the skin with green tea, cica, and sunflower-seed oil.

I've sung the praises of this priming moisturizer for a long time and was beyond elated to find out Tookes also swears by it. Bobbi Brown's multivitamin-enriched priming moisturizer nourishes, visibly plumps, and preps skin with a healthy layer of hydration to improve the appearance of foundation. It's also lightly scented with grapefruit and geranium.

Tookes, like so many beauty-loving people, is a huge fan of Sulwhasoo's line of holistic skincare solutions. One of the brand's best sellers, the White Ginseng Radiance Refining Mask, works to remove dead skin cells with fine white ginseng powder and honey to deliver smooth, visibly radiant skin and lock in hydration in minutes.

Spotted in Tookes's skincare collection via TikTok, Chanel's purifying and radiance-revealing vanilla-seed face scrub refines the look of skin with the exfoliating power of vanilla and jojoba seeds. It can be used two to three times a week to help create a firmer, more refined, and luminous appearance. Simply massage with circular movement all over the face and rinse with cold water for unparalleled glow.

In the case of La Mer's Regenerating Serum, a big price tag equals big results. The supercharged, anti-aging face serum supports natural collagen production and skin renewal, playing defense against the effects of aging. Formulated with a new Metabolic Ferment to support and nurture the skin, there's no question as to why it's a holy-grail product.