Nishane’s latest creation, Meant To Be Seen, feels like a love letter to self-acceptance and quiet radiance. It’s a fragrance that speaks softly, yet leaves an unforgettable trace — much like the people it’s meant to celebrate.

“Magnificent Rose is about capturing every side of it, from its delicate freshness to its velvety depth.”

Recently, I made my way to Neiman Marcus in Paramus, New Jersey, to experience something special: Ormonde Jayne’s Vanilla Mistral.

Lucid Dream was first previewed at Esxence Milan 2025, tucked within that vibrant, dizzying fair of discovery and imagination.

Their newest release from Goldfield & Banks, Tales of Amber, is about mood, warmth, and is the kind of story you want to live in all season long.

Some fragrances transport you instantly. Kajal Kolada is one of them. From the first spray, I’m somewhere warm; maybe rooftop in New York or a beach in Puerto Rico or maybe halfway across the world on vacation.

Earlier this year, Byredo launched an Absolu version of their iconic perfume, Bal D’Afrique. Is this new interpretation worth the investment?

It’s that moment when the light turns honeyed, shadows stretch languidly, and the world looks like it’s been dipped in molten amber. Golden Hour is a pause in the day when time holds its breath.

British perfume house Gallivant introduced its new Gulf Collection last month. Featuring three perfumes inspired by the Arabian Peninsula, the brand explores the rich tradition of Eastern perfumery.

British luxury fragrance house Roja recently added a new perfume to their summery Isola collection – Isola Verde, where a tropical holiday dream meets elegance.

There are citrus perfumes, and then there’s Saffron Mandarin. At first spritz, it greets you like a bright Mediterranean morning, all juicy mandarin, lemon, and blood orange glistening with freshness. But don’t mistake it for another fleeting burst of citrus.

I hold the bottle in my hand and feel its weight before I even dare to spray it. Noble. The name alone feels like a promise whispered in a quiet room.

In a world where vanilla can sometimes feel overplayed, Vanì Charnel by Epico proves there's still magic to be found in the familiar.

Can a fragrance behave like couture? Can it drape or flow the way a garment does? In Dries Van Noten’s world — absolutely. Camomille Satin is more than a fragrance, it’s a continuation of his design language in aromatic form.

Tonka Hysteria is one of the most recent releases from the French perfume house D'Orsay. This fragrance showcases the popular note of tonka bean in a different light from how it’s typically used.

L’Arc has quietly earned a reputation for crafting scents that beautifully evoke moments and places, and their fragrance Calda stands as a testament to this subtle mastery.

Early this year, a new perfume brand, L'Entropiste, was launched under the creative direction of celebrated perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour. I tested the collection of six perfumes, and here is what I think

Fugazzi’s Orange Crush isn’t your average sunny citrus. It takes the familiar joy of orange and flips it on its head; adding tension, texture, and a touch of irreverence that’s become signature to the brand.

Just before summer began, Chanel released a new flanker of the legendary Chance – Chance Eau Splendide. A sparkling fruity scent, a bright purple color, playful ads featuring Belgian singer Angèle – it all contributed to the perfume quickly becoming the next TikTok hit. But why does this flanker seem to be the IT perfume of the season?

I didn’t think I’d fall for another lactonic scent. I’ve tried too many that promised milky comfort but delivered sugar fatigue instead. But Lac.ton.ic surprised me. It didn’t just smell creamy—it felt creamy. Like someone poured warm almond milk over a sunny afternoon and told it to stay soft forever.