Fragrances For Every Season

Like the simple name implies, you’ll feel simply pretty when you spray on Elizabeth Arden’s scent. Its florals blend beautifully with fruity top notes.

An oldie but a goodie, Marc Jacobs’ Daisy screams spring. Its scent is not too girly, with hints of gardenia and jasmine.

Girly, ultra-feminine and sweet, Luscious Pink features notes of Bellini and pink peony mixed with warm “sun-kissed” woods.

Juara’s Candlenut Perfume Oil is a sophisticated blast of freesia, white blooming jasmine, bergamot, rose and, of course, coconut.

We’ve heard of women buying a perfume strictly for the bottle, which we can understand with Salvatore Ferragamo’s Incanto Bliss. Fruit and florals are anchored by a base of musk, sandalwood, and cedarwood, which may sound heady, but really smells quite oceanic.

Cereus Pour Femme #9 delivers with a crisp, clean blend of black currant, raspberry, crushed leaves, bergamot, and a whole host of other notes that linger beautifully on skin.

This sweet, warm blend of black currant, Bulgarian rose, white lily, woody notes, and cashmere vanilla makes for an inviting, yet not overpowering, scent.

Badgley Mischka Couture’s lightweight gel Parfum Elixir is at once sweet and musky (via purple plum, blackberry and pear nectar).

Lisa Hoffman’s Variations comes in four roll-on oils—Morning, Daytime, Evening, and Bedtime— which are meant to be layered throughout the day according to their “time.”

This has a smoky incense vibe to it, blending deep vanilla, exotic wood, white orchid, and ebony. It falls powdery, yet remains a tad masculine.

Halle by Halle Berry is downright sexy. This woody, oriental fragrance is perfect for a night out on the town when you’re looking for a scent to reel them in.

You can wear this scent morning, noon, and night of any season because of its dreamy mix of dewberry, honey, red berries, vanilla, caramel, patchouli, dark chocolate, and more.