Shop the specific trainer trend Harry and Jacob are wearing on repeat.

While I love these in the green, they also come in a ruby red shade.

Puma's Speedcat trainers are a fashion person's favourites.

Style with denim or pair these with sporty shorts.

Add a pop of colour to your summer rotation.

Every great wardrobe starts with a pair of white trainers.

The red fashion trend isn't showing any signs of slowing down.

These also come in four other shades.

Shop the exact shoes Zendaya and Chamberlain choose for their off-duty looks.

Style these with fresh white socks to give your look a preppy feel.

A black leather loafer is a wardrobe hero you'll always come back to.

The textured leather gives these a casual energy that makes them perfect for daily styling.

The short heel adds a little bit of height without sacrificing comfort.

These must be some of the chicest slippers on the market right now.

Add some shimmer to your step.

Silver ballet flats continue to trend as we move into the colder months.

This classic studded pair is so easy to wear.

Shop pre-loved to get your hands on the trending style.

Alaïa's mesh ballet flats have been spotted on all of our favourite celebrities this year.

The classic white colourway pairs so well with jeans and just about any style of trouser.

Style with a thick knit and jeans as the weather cools.

Style with fresh white socks when you need to keep your feet warm. 

The perfect dainty ballet flat.

You either love it or you hate it. 

Add some height whilst staying comfy with this small block heel.

So elegant.

This sumptuous shade is perfect for autumn dressing.

The perfect party shoes.

This neutral colourway is muted enough to style easily with the rest of your wardrobe.

Style with loose-leg trousers or more structured styles alike.

Wear with white socks when the weather calls for it.

The perfect black flats.

Add a hint of red.

Dance the night away in these dainty flats.

The patent leather iteration is a sturdier alternative to the satin finish.

The pair that started it all. Get your hands on them before they've been swiped.

Give in to autumn's biggest trend and shop the ballerina Tabi.

Loafers never looked so stylish.

Stomp through the city streets in style.

The statement-making knee-highs we've been searching for.

These look just as good as the real deal.

*Adds to basket*

I'll take one in every colour.

Key notes: Aldehydes, ylang-ylang, neroli, iris, jasmine, rose, sandalwood, oakmoss, vetiver.
Possibly the most popular perfume in the world, Chanel N°5 is a fragrance icon. It's a really complex blend which melds together both floral and woody notes to create a truly unique scent.

Key notes: Pink pepper, jasmine, iris, patchouli, musk, vanilla.

Key notes: Orange, bergamot, grapefruit, litchi, rose, jasmine, patchouli, vanilla, white musk.

Key notes: Juniper, lemon, bergamot, pepper, pine, incense, orris root, sandalwood, amber.
There's something really mysterious and alluring about this Byredo scent, which you don't get by just reading the notes alone. Sweet and woody, this it's a really beautiful and intoxicating fragrance, so it's easy to see why it's so popular.

Key notes: Aldehydes, rose, pink pepper, peony, violet, musk, sandalwood.

Key notes: Red rose, pink pepper, raspberry, papyrus, amber.

Key notes: Pear, melon, magnolia, jasmine, orchid, violet, musk, blackberry, cedar.
J'Adore is a really bold floral, drawing upon classic notes like jasmine and orchid. Although it was created over 20 years ago, it still smells modern—which explains how it's maintained popularity.

Key notes: Iris, peony, lily of the valley, apricot, rose, peach, vanilla, musk, tonka bean.

Key notes: Rose, oakmoss, patchouli, bergamot, cedar, amber, sandalwood.

Key notes: Pomelo, rose, vetiver, clove, patchouli, suede.
Pomelo was the very first Jo Loves fragrance to launch, the result of Malone's years of experience as a perfumer. Inspired by her time spent in Turks and Caicos, she describes it as a "clean citrus."

Key notes: Grapefruit, lime, bitter orange, mint, black pepper, guaiac wood, Hedione, cedar.

Key notes: Mango, lime, black pepper, mint, freesia, vetiver, thyme.

Key notes: Saffron, jasmine, amberwood, ambergris, fir resin, cedar.
Despite being less than a decade old, Baccarat Rouge 540 has become a cult best seller in recent years, cementing its position as a modern classic. It's sweet, decadent and truly intoxicating. 

Key notes: Rose, chamomile, bergamot, guaiac wood, Hedione, oud, papyrus.

Key notes: Vanilla, amber, musk, juniper, nutmeg, coriander.

Key notes: Lime, mandarin orange, bergamot, basil, thyme, iris, lilac, vetiver, patchouli.
When you think of Jo Malone, this perfume is probably the first that springs to mind. The combination of citrus and herbal notes results in a really warm, bright fragrance, making it an especially popular choice for summer wear.

Key notes: Lavender, myrhh, tonka bean, vanilla, almond.

Key notes: Pomegranate, rhubarb, plum, clove, pink pepper, olibanum, jasmine, cedar, patchouli, amber.

Key notes: African orange flower, iris, rose, tuberose, pink pepper, benzoin, musk.
Diptyque has produced so many classics, but Do Son is one of the brand's best sellers. It's a clean, white floral fragrance that is ideal for those who love to wear soft, delicate scents.

Key notes: Litchi, damask rose, Grasse rose, rose water, chamomile, artichoke, musk, woody notes.

Key notes: Fig leaf, fig, green notes, coconut, woody notes, cedar.

Key notes: Cypress leaf, saffron, cardamom, grapefruit, nutmeg, rose, jasmine, oud, leather, cedar.
If you're new to Penhaligon's perfumes, Halfeti is a great introduction and really sums up what the brand is about—telling stories through the medium of scent. Halfeti itself is inspired by the precious gods historically traded through Turkey, so it draws upon rich herbal, spicy, and floral notes.

Key notes: Rose, musk, woody notes, mandarin orange.

Key notes: Lemon, bergamot, bitter orange, rose, juniper, jasmine, balsam fir, musk, ambergris.

Key notes: Sandalwood, leather, papyrus, cedar, cardamom, violet, iris, amber.
Le Labo's Santal 33 is another modern classic which found fame in recent years. It's one of those unique and intriguing scents which smells a little bit different on everyone but also features people-pleasing notes like sandalwood and amber.

Key notes: Pear, citrus, apple, ambrette, moss, jasmine, Iso E Super.

Key notes: Fig, bay leaf, bergamot, cedar, vetiver, musk, tobacco, hay.

Key notes: Orange blossom, jasmine, tuberose, citrus, neroli, hibiscus, cumin, musk.
One of the things that Serge Lutens does so well is interpret classic fragrance notes in innovative, creative ways. Case in point: the brand's best-selling fragrance Fleurs d'Oranger, which combines sweet orange blossom with a musky, herby base.

Key notes: Rose, geranium, palmarosa, honey, moss, patchouli.

Key notes: Resins, amber, bay leaf, myrrh, benzoin, vanilla, coriander, oregano, patchouli.

Key notes: Truffle, gardenia, blackcurrant, orchid, jasmine, lotus, chocolate, patchouli, incense.
There are hundreds of Tom Ford perfumes to choose from, but Black Orchid is by far the most popular option—and a great starting point for those new to the brand. Sensual, dark and opulent, this scent is the perfect perfume for evening wear.

Key notes: Tobacco leaf, vanilla, cacao, tonka bean, dried fruits, woody notes.

Key notes: Bitter orange, neroli, citron, pistachio, petitgrain, tuberose, ylang-ylang, jasmine, coconut, vanilla, amber.

Key notes: Cloves, pink pepper, orange blossom, chestnut, guaiac wood, juniper, vanilla, Peru balsam, cashmeran.
Maison Margiela's Replica scents are all inspired by exact places and moments of time—they're fun and nostalgic, and there's something for everyone. However, By the Fireplace is the most popular perfume in the collection. Who doesn't want to be reminded of cosy autumn evenings sat in front of a blazing fire? 

Key notes: Bergamot, lemon, pink pepper, ylang-ylang, coconut milk, heliotrope, musk, benzoin, cedar.

Key notes: Pink pepper, neroli, lemon, rum, vetiver, clary sage, tobacco leaf, vanilla bean, styrax.

Key notes: Iso E Super.

Key notes: Musk, bergamot, jasmine, cyclamen, neroli, orange blossom, white musk, sandalwood, white wood.

Key notes: Cherry, almond, mandarin orange, bergamot, jasmine, freesia, caramel, white musk, sandalwood.

Key notes: Rose, clove, raspberry, blackcurrant, cinnamon, patchouli, incense, sandalwood, musk, benzoin, amber.

Key notes: Pink pepper, iris, ambrette seeds, Ambrox.

One of the fascinating things about Byredo perfumes is that you will read through the fragrance notes, think you know exactly what it will smell like, only to take a sniff and be totally (but pleasantly) surprised. Black Saffron is the kind of scent I would disregard on paper—it has notes of leather, grapefruit, raspberry, and violet—which makes me imagine it would be rich and boozy (not my cup of tea). However, the leather is subtle and smoky and the fruity notes are much fresher and crisper than you would imagine. Overall, it's smooth, clean, expensive, and not to be overlooked.

Not only is this one of Byredo's bestsellers but it's also my favourite perfume of all time. I first wore this vibrant woody fragrance on holiday in Australia, so smelling it now always transports me back to hotter, sunnier climes.

Byredo's spin on a classic floral is a real crowdpleaser. It sees notes of magnolia and violet paired with ambrette, sandalwood, and cedar, which gives it a warm, powdery base. 

Gypsy Water was the first Byredo fragrance I ever wore and I remember thinking 'this brand is going to be huge'. It stars one of my favourite ingredients, juniper, supported by a cast of woody, aromatic notes like pine, sandalwood, bergamot, and pepper. The result is both sweet and woody, so it's easy to see why Gypsy Water is such a hit.

Maison Margiela's Replica perfumes are created to capture places and moments in time, and while rich and boozy scents like By the Fireplace and Jazz Club are especially popular, Springtime in a Park is the real hidden gem. The perfect floral for people who don't think they like florals—it's light, fresh, and musky, with a smooth powdery base.

A classic winter perfume and a Maison Margiela bestseller, By the Fireplace is truly addictive scent. It features some unusual notes—including cloves and chestnut—which add to its allure. 

Key notes: pink pepper, neroli, lemon, rum, clary sage, tobacco leaf and vanilla.

Phlur is a relative newcomer to the fragrance game (it only launched in 2022), but has already become a favourite amongst beauty editors and fragrance aficionados alike. Mood Ring is the latest launch from the brand, so it's still fairly unknown, but in my opinion is certain to become a classic. With vibrant, fruit top notes of fruit gummies, dragonfruit, and orange flower, it certainly stands out more than the brand's bestseller, Missing Person, but it still has a similarly warm, comforting base—thanks to notes of amber.

Missing Person is almost always sold out, thanks to its TikTok virality. This barely-there skin scent is warm, musky, and familiar. Founder, Chriselle Lim, created it to evoke the closeness of a loved one, while going through a painful break-up.

Key notes: bergamot, lemon, saffron, jasmine, sandalwood, amber and moss.

Dior have years of experience creating perfumes and is home to some of the world's most iconic fragrances, but they also have an impressive collection of niche scents known as La Collection Privée. These ultra luxurious perfumes feature some of the world's most unique and precious ingredients, so they're far from conventional. I particularly love Gris Dior—it's intensely woody, but with notes of citrus and moss which keep it fresh.

Chances are, when you think of Dior perfumes, you automatically think of J'Adore Dior. Working on fragrance counters as a student, this was my first introduction to the brand—and still a firm favourite.

A floral bouquet of iris, peony, lily-of-the-valley, and rose. This cult classic also has the fruity additions of peach and apricot, plus vanilla which lends it a warm sweetness once it settles on your skin.

A heritage perfume brand with a legacy of iconic scents, Penhaligon's bestsellers are typically powerful stand-out fragrances which evoke times, places, and personalities. Personally, I'm more drawn to softer, subtle scents, which is why Juniper Sling is a favourite for me. Juniper is definitely the stand-out note in this perfume, but I also love the additions of pepper, vetiver, and cardamom. It's quite crisp at first, but becomes sweeter and more mellow as it settles onto skin.

Ever since it first launched in 2015 Halfeti has been a crowdpleaser, and the fact that it's now available as a hair mist, body oil, soap, body wash, and hand lotion, is testament to its popularity. This is definitely a perfume for those who like statement-making scents—it's spicy and aromatic with a rich oud base.

Key notes: green tea, fennel, bergamot, licorice, myrrh, benzoin and vanilla.

Most people don't know Maison Francis Kurkdjian beyond the brand's most famous perfume, Baccarat Rouge 540. However, if you're after something that smells equally as good (but that won't put you at risk of smelling like everybody else), I'd urge you to try out Aqua Celestia. Although it has top notes of lime, mint, and blackcurrant, it's impossible to identify any of them individually. Instead, they meld into a deliciously sweet, green scent which smells at first fresh, but then warms up on the skin thanks to its musky base.

If you're at all invested in TikTok beauty trends then you're no doubt familiar with Baccarat Rouge 540, a fragrance which to me, smells like expensive candyfloss. It's deliciously sweet but simultaneously luxurious, and is one of the most long-lasting perfumes I've ever worn. Spray it on, and you'll still be able to smell it on your skin 48 hours later. Well worth the hype.

Key notes: violet, rose, vanilla, amber and oud.

If you're looking for a new Jo Malone scent, don't worry, you've got plenty to choose from. The issue can be that when faced with such a wide array (there are well over 100), it can be hard to know where to start. However, if you're after something unconventional, I'd highly recommend Earl Grey & Cucumber. Tea is an unusual fragrance note, which was what drew me to this perfume in the first place. Combined with fresh, watery cucumber and notes of bergamot, and jasmine, this is a beautiful, uplifting fragrance, which deserves just as much hype as Jo Malone's bestsellers.

Lime Basil & Mandarin is a fragrance so iconic that countless cheaper perfume brands have attempted to dupe it—none of which, in my opinion, come close. To me, this is the perfect spring/summer morning scent. 

Key notes: pomegranate, rhubarb, plum, clove, pink pepper, musk and amber.

Vanilla and pepper are two notes that you don't often see combined, and you might find yourself wondering if they really work... The answer is yes, they do. Simultaneously sweet and spicy, this addictive scent is warm and comforting. It's impossible to draw comparisons between this and any other perfume, but if you're after a truly unique scent, look no further.

Key notes: aldehydes, pink pepper, iris, Turkish rose, musk, sandalwood and leather.

Key notes: African orange flower, iris, tuberose, pink pepper and musk.

Chanel is another heritage fragrance brand with over a hundred years of experience in the perfume industry. Alongside their most classic scents, they also have a niche range, Les Exclusifs de Chanel, of which Le Lion is, in my opinion, one of the standout scents. Warm and aromatic, this perfume combines powerful notes of amber, leather, and patchouli with softer vanilla and bergamot. 

Possibly the most famous perfume in the world, ever? Chanel No5 needs no introduction but needless to say, between its iconic bottle, captivating scent, and legendary history, it's a Chanel bestseller for good reason.

Key notes: orange, mandarin, Turkish rose, ylang-ylang, patchouli and musk.

Serge Lutens isn't (yet) a mainstream perfume brand, but if you're in the know with fragrances, you're probably familiar with these iconic bottles. After working for Dior and Shiseido, Lutens utilised his experience to launch his own collection in 2000–it now features an impressive lineup of over 50 fragrances. While I've always tended to avoid rose-based scents, La Fille de Berlin totally reinvents the classic floral note. The headiness of the rose is totally balanced out by fresh, green geranium and a base of honey, moss, and patchouli.

Key notes: orange blossom, jasmine and rose.

Key notes: incense, castoreum and musk.

After departing Jo Malone London, the perfumer created Jo Loves, a brand which has already become a favourite for fragrance obsessives. As in her (arguably) most famous creation, Lime Basil & Mandarin, in this fragrance Malone pairs a zesty citrus (orange) with an unconventional herbal note (coriander). Add black pepper and moss into the mix and you get an intoxicatingly aromatic perfume which is guaranteed to turn heads.

Key notes: vetiver, pomelo, patchouli and pomelo zest.

Key notes: grapefruit, lime and guaiac wood.

Le Labo's fragrance collection includes a number of perfumes built around hero notes—my favourite of which is Labdanum 18, a musky, animalic amber created by famous perfumer Maurice Roucel. Others in the range include iris, patchouli, and oud.

Santal 33 is so popular that it's almost infamously famous and has been been name dropped by the likes of Alexa Chung, Ryan Reynolds, and Justin Bieber. That said, I totally get the hype surround this milky, spicy, sandalwood blend—it's warm, sensual, and alluring.

Le Labo's take on a skin scent sees the iconic Iso E Super molecule (think woody but skin-like) combined with pear, apple, amber, and jasmine.

This bright and zesty take on Marc Jacobs' bestseller is perfect for spring and summer. It features the same classic floral heart notes, topped off with bright, citrusy ones.

The original Dairy is a light, powdery floral with nots of violet, gardenia, and jasmine, and a warm, musky base.

Perfect is more green and woody than the Daisy fragrances. At the same time, it's quite mellow and creamy—it's easy to wear and suits just about everyone.

Perfumer Jerome Epinette is the nose behind seven iconic Byredo fragrances, including my personal favourite, Bal d’Afrique. The fragrance is inspired by Byredo founder Ben Gorham’s time spent in Africa, and the result is a warm and vibrant concoction of bergamot, marigold, and violet, combined with base notes of cedarwood and vetiver. To me, it smells like a hot summer evening in a bottle.

& Other Stories is one of my favourite brands to shop for affordable fragrance. I’ve never been disappointed by any of their scents, which is no surprise considering that Epinette is the nose behind the majority of them (16 to be precise). Like Bal d’Afrique, Sicilian Sunrise is a specific location and evokes the same feelings of being somewhere warm and sunny, thanks to its blend of citrus and aquatic notes.

Floral Street might be towards the higher end of ‘affordable’ but every single one of the brand’s fragrances are available in travel size rollerballs which clock in just under the £30 mark. Combining coconut, jasmine, black pepper, and musk, Arizona Bloom is just one of nine fragrances Epinette formulated for Floral Street.

Thanks (in part) to TikTok, Baccarat Rouge 540 is one of the most famous perfumes on the market right now. It has notes of saffron, amberwood, fir resin, and cedar, but the allure of this scent is almost possible to convey in words – you really do have to smell it to get it. Just trust me when I say that it’s worth the hype. The nose behind Baccarat Rouge 540 is Francis Kurkdjian himself, who aside from founding his eponymous brand, has also formulated fragrances for brands such as Acqua di Parma, Juliet Has A Gun, Dior, and Guerlain.

Kurkdjian created Green Tea for Elizabeth Arden back in 1999 and it’s been a bestseller ever since. An energising and uplifting fragrance with notes of lemon, mint, rhubarb, fennel, and amber, this affordable fragrance is very different to Baccarat Rouge 540, but just as intriguing.

Described as a ‘floral, woody musk’ this crowd-pleasing fragrance shares some similar notes to Baccarat Rouge 540, including saffron and amber. It’s a favourite of Who What Wear beauty editor Eleanor Vousden, who recommends it to anyone who wants a scent that’s majorly long-lasting.

Perfumer Christian Provenzano is the nose behind scents from luxury brands such as By Kilian, Jo Malone, and Penhaligon’s. In fact, he created Penhaligon’s most iconic scent, Halfeti, which fragrance connoisseurs consider to be a modern classic. Its top notes of cypress, saffron, cardamom, and grapefruit are instantly recognisable, drying down to a lingering haze of oud, leather, and musk.

Also by Provenzano, this sweet and citrusy concoction is warm, feminine, and has rich base notes that mean it also lingers impressively on skin. It’s an intoxicating aroma but also feels sophisticated.

With 25 years of fragrance industry experience and a hugely successful brand (Jo Malone) behind her, fragrancer Jo Malone CBE launched Jo Loves in 2009, a luxury fragrance collection inspired by natural ingredients. Pomelo features just six key notes (pomelo, rose, vetiver, clove, patchouli, and clove). It’s fresh and zesty at first spritz but dries down to something softer and cosier.

In 2019, Jo Malone CBE joined forces with Zara for what became one of the most iconic and successful fragrance collaborations in recent years. The initial collection of eight fragrances has grown in the three years since, but one of the original perfumes, Ebony Wood, remains a favourite. Warm, musky, and woody, this is a perfect winter fragrance. It smells just as good as a Jo Loves scent, but costs a third of the price.

Diptyque is a cult classic brand with a reputation for creating complex, interesting fragrances which truly stand out. In true Diptyque fashion, this is an unconventional rose, sweetened by fruity top notes and grounded by woody base notes of musk, honey, and cedar. The creator? Fabrice Pellegrin, who has contributed niche scents to some of the biggest names in the business, including By Kilian, Penhaligons, Yves Saint Laurent, and Paco Rabanne.

Earlier this year, Pellegrin collaborated with Zara on a collection of four affordable fragrances, each inspired by a different type of forest. I was particularly impressed by Sacred Green Forest, a mossy unisex scent which combines jasmine, ylang-ylang, and incense. It’s every bit as complex and unusual as a fragrance I would expect from a luxury brand like Diptyque.

A smoky and alluring fragrance with major sex appeal, it’s easy to see why Santal 33 is Le Labo’s bestseller - and a cult classic in its own right. Simultaneously seductive and sophisticated, it’s a musky, woody blend which really is as far from a fruity or floral fragrance as it’s possible to be. The nose behind this scent is Frank Voehl, a senior perfumer who has created for other luxury brands (including Boy Smells and Commodity) as well as creating affordable scents for brands such as Zara and Glossier. 

Also warm and musky, Glossier You has many things in common with Santal 33 (notably an impressive longevity). It’s creamy and crisp all at once, somewhat woody, somewhat floral. Although it’s available as an eau de parfum, I’m a huge fan of the solid version. The chic and weighty packaging imparts a more expensive look and feel than the affordable price tag suggests.

Fragrancer Calice Becker is the nose behind a grand total of 41 By Kilian scents, and has also created for Dior, Estee Lauder, Tom Ford, and Marc Jacobs. It’s a tricky task choosing just one By Kilian scent to spotlight, but I settled for Love, Don’t Be Shy, since it’s one of the most luxurious fragrances I’ve ever smelt. A decadent cocktail of marshmallow, amber, neroli, orange blossom, and rose. 

When sweet scents are created for high street brands they can often be a little sickly. Not so when the perfumer is accustomed to creating scents for designer brands and the brand is renowned for its commitment to quality ingredients. Consisting mainly of ‘edible’ scents, including honey, almond, and vanilla, Terre de Lumiere is rich, sweet, and heady.

Luxury brand Tom Ford isn’t known for producing sweet scents, which is probably what makes this one so captivating. In fact, the best word to describe this perfume is ‘intoxicating’, it blends sweet elements of cherry, almond and plum with sensual notes of liquor, rose, and sandalwood. 

Coming from a brand that specialises in skincare, you might not expect the Nuxe fragrances to be as impressive as they are. But smell this with your eyes closed and you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d actually picked up a bottle of Tom Ford perfume. Rich notes of jasmine and patchouli give it an ‘expensive’ edge.

With 182 fragrances to his name (including creations for Acqua di Parma, Givenchy, and Jo Malone), perfumer Michel Almairac is one of the biggest names in the industry. His creation for Le Labo, Ambrette 9, is (in my opinion) one of the brand’s most underrated scents. It’s overwhelmingly musky but with notes of citrus fruit.

Yes, the very same perfumer behind Le Labo Ambrette 9 also created Ghost, one of the most iconic perfumes of all time. This recognisable scent has captivated those who wear it for over twenty years (in my experience, Ghost fans wear nothing else). Despite being considered a classic, it’s surprisingly affordable - a 30ml bottle comes in just below £30.

A bold and modern take on a classic floral, this Gucci bestseller is intense but wearable. With notes of jasmine, tuberose, and rangoon creeper, it’s fresh, green, and ever so slightly powdery.

The mastermind behind Gucci Bloom, Alberto Morillas, is one of a handful of ‘master perfumers’ in the world and widely considered to be one of the best. He also created icons like By Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad, Calvin Klein CK One, and Marc Jacobs Daisy. When it comes to Morillas' more affordable creations however, my favourite is Roger & Gallet’s Gingembre Rouge. It’s an underrated scent with notes of pomegranate, ginger, and orange. I know this sounds like it wouldn’t work, but of course, due to Morillas’ genius, it does.

I've never met an Ex Nihilo fragrance which doesn’t smell expensive. Fleur Narcotique is an alluring fruity floral. It's feminine and mysterious but powerful, and I’d wager that even those who prefer woody, masculine scents will enjoy it.

Ex Nihilo scents may be luxurious and impressive, but they’re far from affordable, which makes it even more exciting when you can find an affordable alternative. Perfumer Quentin Bisch also created Nuxe’s Le Matin de Possibles, a fresh white floral which is my go-to everyday scent for summer.

I live for all the Maison Margiela Replica scents, but especially this one. Crisp and lively, it perfectly encapsulates a carefree stroll on a breezy beach. It’s a timeless scent with gourmand notes of bergamot, lemon, coconut, and musk.

You might not be aware that Caudalie (best known for its skincare) makes perfumes, but it does, and they’re seriously impressive. The nose behind this particular one (and the above), is Jacques Cavallier, a master perfumer with almost 200 creations to his name. The de Vignes has notes of tea, jasmine, grapes, and honey. It smells expensive (but isn’t).

Le Labo has many a beauty journalist under its spell, because its scents are just incredible. However, with a 50ml bottle coming in at £170, it is certainly an investment purchase. If you want to try the brand's iconic best-sellers, then this discovery set contains six of Le Labo's most popular fragrances, including Another 13, Rose 31, Santal 33, and The Noir 29. This discovery set is often sold out, so move quickly if you want to get your hands on it. In fact, many of the Who What Wear UK team have named Le Labo as their forever fragrance, so you're bound to find one that you'll fall in love with. Read more about the best Le Labo perfumes here.

A warm and comforting 'skin scent' (it features the famous Iso E Super molecule which enhances your natural scent), this crowdpleaser is guaranteed to turn heads. It features light fruity notes balanced by jasmine and moss.

I could talk all day about Byredo's scents. You will spot the globe-topped bottles on just about every cool-girl's dressing table, and they really do smell as chic as they look.

Thankfully, Byredo offers a number of discovery sets with 2ml vials based on your scent preferences. Choose from Nomade (pictured above), Sur Mesure (which has a range of the cult favourites, including Bal d'Afrique and Blanche), Boisé (which has all of Byredo's best woody scents (think Bibliotheque and Mojave Ghost) and Floral, which features Rose of No Man's Land and La Tulipe. You can also redeem the cost of the discovery set against any 50ml or 100ml bottle purchased within four weeks.

There's even a Découverte discovery set for £180 which contains all of Byredo's scents, and comes with a code to redeem a 50ml bottle once you have found your favourite, and you'll have plenty of handbag sized testers for on-the-go spritzing.

This is one of my all-time favourite scents from Byredo. Translating from 'library' in French, Bibliothèque is inspired by the sweet scent of old books combined with plum and woody notes that bring to mind old wooden shelves and cosy leather armchairs. Oh, and it's also available as a candle—perfect for scenting a reading corner in your home.

If you ask me, Diptyque create some of the most beautiful scents around. This set contains five of the brand's most-loved fragrances. These are housed in beautiful vials in a 7.5ml size, which is larger than most perfume discovery sets, which typically come in 1.5-2ml sizes. This set features Do Son (a creamy floral); L'Ombre dans l'Eau (a fruity floral) Eau Rose (a classic floral) and Eau des Sens (a beautiful orange blossom). It also includes Philosykos, a woody fig-based fragrance which is frequently sold out. You can even create your own set to mix and match your favourite fragrances.

Read our full review of the best Diptyque fragrances here.

Philosykos is one of Diptyque's bestsellers. As its name suggests, it's inspired by fig trees, so it takes all notes from different parts of the tree. The ripe fruity note of fig is paired with the green of fig tree bark and leaves, making it sweet but balanced by the woody notes.

Penhaligon's has some incredible scents, and this gift set is especially great for someone who really loves fragrance or who travels a lot. It include ten 2ml vials (perfect for holidays or keeping in your handbag) of the brand's bestsellers. Each fragrance is inspired by a character and has an extensive backstory which feeds into both the notes and packaging. See our review of the best Penhaligon's perfumes here.

The Changing Constance is one of my favourites from the Portraits collection and I particularly love wearing it during the winter months. Combining cashmere, tobacco, vanilla, and cardamom, it's deliciously warm and sweet but with a decidedly grown-up spin.

There's a Jo Malone London scent that suits everyone, but there are certain favourites that everyone falls for. This discovery set of 1.5ml vials includes bestsellers Scarlet Poppy Cologne Intense, Velvet Rose & Oud Cologne Intense, Oud & Bergamot Cologne Intense, Cypress & Grapevine Cologne Intense, and Myrrh & Tonka Cologne Intense. What's more, you can redeem the £25 cost against a 100ml cologne purchase, so it's a great way to experiment with the scents before deciding on your favourite.

This has recently overtaken Lime, Basil & Mandarin as Jo Malone's best-seller in the UK. And it's no wonder. The classic floral scent features mouth-watering pear balanced with floral freesia notes, and makes an ideal fragrance for everyday wear.

Floral Street's immense popularity is astoundingly impressive considering the brand has only been around since 2017. Most people know the brand by its eye-catching perfume bottles, but they also make candles, reed diffusers, and room fragrances in the same iconic scents. This set of sample vials features five of their floral fragrance families, including Wonderland Peony, Arizona Bloom, Wild Vanilla Orchid, Sweet Almond Blossom and Sunflower Pop.

For fans of warm, white floral scents, we'd encourage you to invest in Electric Rhubarb. Think tart rhubarb nestled amongst addictive sandalwood and gardenia notes.

Maison Margiela's approachable fragrance line, Replica, has amassed a cult following in recent years with each special scent created to evoke a particular and poignant memory. This best-selling discovery set doesn't include all of the members of the Replica family, but it does house all of our choice scents.

If you're in the mood for cosy, it just doesn't get better than By the Fireplace, which evokes a crackling fire, roasting chestnuts, and the comfort of falling snow, vanilla, and clove. That said, you can't go wrong with other famous inclusions like Lazy Sunday Morning, Jazz Club, and Beach Walk.

Serge Lutens (eponymously named after it's French creator) is a favourite with beauty editors and perfume experts, yet is still fairly unknown to the masses. Although his first perfume, Féminité du Bois (included within this set), was created in 1980, countless additional hits have followed. If you want to treat yourself to something special, indulge in this discovery set. 

La Fille de Berlin (the most interesting rose scent you'll ever stumble upon) is far from a conventional floral.

TBH, I'm completely confused how this fragrance discovery set from perfume legend Frédéric Malle is less than £50 but if you're looking for a gift that says 'I spent a lot' without actually having to spend on a full sized bottle, look no further... 

Labelling a perfume brand both famous and niche feels like an oxymoron, but that’s exactly what anything wearing the Frédéric Malle label inherently is. People have their opinions on which are the best (Portrait of a Lady and Carnal Flower are known to cause obsession), but Uncut Gem, to me, is a complete masterpiece.

This is more than just a fragrance set, rather a full collector's experience. Off-White's debut beauty line Paperwork is a legacy of the now late founder Virgil Abloh's desire for a beauty brand that provides a blank canvas for endless creativity. Paperwork includes nail polishes, crayons and accessories (like cute face stickers) but the Olfactive Box gives you a taster of four different Off-White scents, as well as a fanzine and a Master of the Universe toy. The sustainably manufactured box has been crafted to be reusable for as long as possible, way after you're done with the fragrances. 

Solution No.4 is a warm, woody and leather fragrance that makes it absolutely perfect for the winter months. However, there is a freshness that undercuts the depth thanks to eucalytus and lavender. This scent is unisex, so watch out for anyone who wants to take a close look at your fragrance discovery set in the first place…

Maison Francis Kurkdjian is a relatively new house in the perfume world, but it's already swiftly become one of the most coveted among perfume connoisseurs and in-the-know beauty people. Each fragrance is beautiful, unique, and designed to be worn as part of an "olfactory wardrobe", so this set allows you to experiment with layering scents. And yes, it does include Baccarat Rouge 540 (if you know, you know).

In the seven years since I was first introduced to this fragrance it's gone from being an unknown and underrated gem to a global household name. It’s an indulgent collision of florals, woods, and ambers which instantly turns heads. It makes me think of clinking champagne glasses, rich red velvet curtains, and the world's most expensive candyfloss.

This year, Victoria Beckham released her very own line of fragrances, and they are just as chic as you'd expect. There are three scents in the collection, and each one has been inspired by specific times, places and experiences in the star's life. If you're keen to give all of them a go, then this stylish discovery set retails for just £30.

My personal favourite is Portofino '97, a scent that has been created to capture the thrill of new romance. It was inspired by the beginning of VB's relationship with David Beckham in 1997, and contains spicy notes of black pepper and crisp bamboo combined with sensual amber and vetiver.

Kilian is definitely one of the more interesting and unique fragrance brands on the market, so it's no surprise that everyone from Rihanna and other celebrities to beauty editors hoard their collections of luxe, very exclusive perfumes. Founded by Kilian Hennessy (yes, that Hennessy), the brand has a signature, rule-breaking approach that's paired with smart and sustainable business pillars. For instance, Hennessy's "eco-luxe" philosophy allows each bottle to be refilled and kept for a lifetime. This discovery set shines the spotlight on the most iconic fragrances from the brand, including 'Love Don't Be Shy'––Rihanna's go-to scent.

If it's good enough to be one of Rhi Rhi's favourite scents, then it's good enough for us.

Parfums de Marly are well known for their decadent floral fragrances, seven of which are housed within this cute keepsake box. You'll spot fan favourites such as Delina and Cassili.

Delina is a classic feminine floral with bold notes of rose, peony, lily of the valley blended with lychee and rhubarb, and rounding off to a vanilla and incense base.

If you're on the hunt for a unique perfume brand that will impress a connosieur, then let us direct you to a new London brand, Ormonde Jayne. Their scents are heady and rich, employing rare and unusual ingredients, blended in their London lab, to offer a totally individual line up. It's hard to pick a favourite, so perhaps a set is really the best way to go… There are various Discovery Lab options with different notes as the focus, such as floral or amber. However, this seven-strong pack offers you a range of the brand's signature scents in one swoop. 

If you're into amberesque notes that aren't too dark and moody, then this has a lighter touch thanks to the addition of saffron and a rose scent descended from the the Saudi Arabian town of Ta'if.

This Parisian perfume brand was founded in 2013, with a mission to use only the finest natural ingredients. Whether you like heady and spicy, light and floral or mix of the two, Ex Nihilo well and truly has you covered. Featuring five signature scents from the brand, the kit is sure to include everything from your next daytime spritz to your ultimate date night go-to. 

The blend of peony, woody accords and fruity notes of lychee, peach and orange blossom make for a truly magical creation. Little wonder it's one of Hailey Bieber's favourite fragrances. 

I really rate this high-street pair. 

Beautifully pared-back. 

Loafers, featuring a directional square-toe. 

The OG fashion loafer. 

I love the hardware on this pair. 

Simple and sleek—that’s so The Row. 

There's a reason Levi's Ribcage jeans are so beloved. 

A classic fit that will never go out of style.

Everyone needs a pair of true-blue jeans. 

Wide-leg jeans like these were all over the A/W 22 runways.

Give low-rise jeans a chance. 

The wider the leg, the better.

Don't wait to buy these.

These feel so Y2K. 

Grey tones look great in summer worn with light blue and cream. 

A forever favourite.

Such a great wash.

These are hyper elevated.

This style of jeans is super popular right now in New York. 

From the cut to the colour, I think these look great. 

If you like your jeans slightly cropped, this pair is perfect. 

If looks could kill. 

The soft fabric is a dream to wear. 

This extra high heel is a hit. 

A classic silhouette.

Zara knew what it was doing when it designed these boots.

The cap-toe detail on these is so elegant.

It's easy to see why these are almost sold out. 

A frugal price-point never hurts. 

Topshop has always had a stellar shoe department.

We're predicting these to be *the* boots of 2022, thanks to Ariana Grande's stylist Mimi Cuttrell. 

Platforms are trending in a big way right now. 

The perfect add-on. 

Looking sharp.

These will make any outfit look ten times chicer. 

My favourite: a peppery, woody scent with a warming hit of sweet vanilla. It's basically a hug in a fragrance, and don't we all need that right now?

Generally speaking, I don't tend to like scents that can be described as "fresh," but this perfume is my one exception. It smells like clean skin, crisp cotton and freshly laundered bedsheets, and I adore it.

A heady blend of patchouli and tonka with hints of creamy coffee. My husband immediately stole this from me when I brought it home, but I equally love this rich, creamy scent. 

To me, this smells exactly as it says on the bottle: like a warm, relaxing soak in the tub. It's slightly floral and slightly fruity and provides an instant moment of calm.

So many beauty editors rave about this cosy aroma which evokes toasted marshmallows around an open flame. I'm sold. 

This is a cult favourite amongst Maison Margiela Replica fans. It smells of tobacco, rum cocktails and the kind of intoxicating nights out that we're all dreaming of.

This perfume totally took over my Instagram feed last summer. While I haven't tried it myself it's describe as a tropical blend of coconut milk, musk and a hint of cinnamon—basically a holiday in a bottle.

A fruity bouquet of pear and blackcurrant crossed with jasmine and rose makes this floral fragrance top of my spring perfume shopping list.
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Self-Portrait Cropped Overlay Dress ($555)

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Aperlai Black Leather Fringe Cut-Out Boots ($467)

3.1 Phillip Lim Dolores Cutout Leather Ankle Boots ($495)

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Sam Edelman Reese Boots ($140)

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Isabel Marant 50mm Dicker Suede Ankle Boots ($635)

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