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Un Jardin sur le Nil
Hermès · 2005
Green mango, lotus and grapefruit with a faint incense and wood base.
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One mainstream fragrance at a time, described in our own words, answered with independent alternatives that share its notes. No dupes, no affiliate links: just small houses working the same accord.
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Hermès · 2005
Green mango, lotus and grapefruit with a faint incense and wood base.
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Guerlain · 1919
The classic peach and oakmoss chypre, dry, mossy and slightly smoky.
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Robert Piguet · 1948
Big, creamy tuberose with jasmine and orange flower.
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Frederic Malle · 2010
Dark Turkish rose with patchouli, incense and spice.
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Hermès · 2017
Spiced ginger over creamy tuberose, bright and a little sweet.
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Jo Malone London · 1999
Sharp lime and green basil with a peppery, herbal edge.
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Prada · 2007
Cool, clean iris with orange blossom and a thread of incense.
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Creed · 1985
Cut-green freshness with violet leaf, verbena and a dry sandalwood base.
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Chanel · 2010
A soft fruit and white musk floral that wears like a clean, pale pink cloud.
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Prada · 2011
Burnt caramel and benzoin over white musk, sweet but not syrupy.
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Dior · 1998
Bitter almond and vanilla over jasmine, dark and sweet.
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Diptyque · 1996
Fig leaf, fig fruit and coconut, green and milky at once.
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Issey Miyake · 1992
Watery lotus and white flowers that smell like rain and fresh air.
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Dior · 1966
A lemon, herb and moss cologne from the 1960s that many still reach for.
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Dior · 1988
A violet leaf and leather scent with a petrol-like edge.
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Jo Malone London
Ripe pear and white freesia with a soft patchouli base.
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Maison Margiela · 2013
Clean laundry and warm sheets, the reference point for soft musk scents.
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Byredo · 2008
A pine, incense and vanilla scent that smells like a forest walk.
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Tom Ford
A bright citrus cologne with neroli and a clean amber finish.
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