Basile Young

Private Label by Ricarda M. opens with a bright, zesty burst of lime and bergamot before transitioning into a floral heart dominated by orchid and mim… Show more

Private Label by Ricarda M. opens with a bright, zesty burst of lime and bergamot before transitioning into a floral heart dominated by orchid and mimosa. The base settles into a creamy, comforting blend of milk and sandalwood. This oriental floral scent is designed for the modern woman who appreciates a soft yet long-lasting presence on skin during daily wear. Show less

Arome Arthes by Jeanne Arthes delivers a lush, sunny burst of ripe stone fruits and velvety florals that feels like an affectionate nod to classic Fre… Show more

Arome Arthes by Jeanne Arthes delivers a lush, sunny burst of ripe stone fruits and velvety florals that feels like an affectionate nod to classic French perfumery. The scent opens with sweet golden peach, dark stewed plum, and a zesty twist of mandarin orange that immediately grabs your attention without feeling sharp. As the opening mellows, a rich heart of creamy tuberose and white arum lily steps forward, dusted with a touch of warm cinnamon and powdery sweetness. The dry-down settles into cozy bourbon vanilla, smooth sandalwood, and clean cedar, keeping the scent grounded and comforting for hours. It is an easy-to-wear, cheerful option for daytime errands, relaxed office hours, and cozy weekend lunches. Show less

Fashion Woman by Roccobarocco creates a distinct presence with a woody, powdery profile that defies typical floral expectations. Launched in 2009, thi… Show more

Fashion Woman by Roccobarocco creates a distinct presence with a woody, powdery profile that defies typical floral expectations. Launched in 2009, this fragrance centers on an earthy, resinous base of cedar and vetiver. It works well for cooler weather when you want a signature scent that feels slightly rebellious and grounded, rather than overly sweet or light. Show less

Released in 1991 by German Italian designer Tristano Onofri, Solo Tu opens with a burst of ripe peach, sharp Amalfi lemon, and crisp bergamot. The top… Show more

Released in 1991 by German Italian designer Tristano Onofri, Solo Tu opens with a burst of ripe peach, sharp Amalfi lemon, and crisp bergamot. The top notes quickly settle into a dense floral heart dominated by carnation, powdery iris, orchid, and ylang-ylang. Sandalwood, golden amber, benzoin, and vanilla ground the dry-down, giving the composition a warm, slightly boozy vintage warmth. This is a bold oriental floral designed for cool autumn evenings and formal dinners. It projects with substantial presence during its initial two hours before softening into an intimate resinous powder. Show less

Dreaming Princess by Succes de Paris is a powdery floral fragrance for women that blends black currant and African orange flower with a soft heart of… Show more

Dreaming Princess by Succes de Paris is a powdery floral fragrance for women that blends black currant and African orange flower with a soft heart of peach and iris. This scent feels like a gentle nod to late twentieth-century perfumery, making it a fitting choice for crisp spring days when you want a touch of nostalgic elegance. Show less

Via Lanvin is a definitive 1970s floral green fragrance that balances sharp aldehydes with deep, resinous florals. It opens with a bracing citrus-gree… Show more

Via Lanvin is a definitive 1970s floral green fragrance that balances sharp aldehydes with deep, resinous florals. It opens with a bracing citrus-green hit, settling into a complex, smoky heart of narcissus and orris root. This vintage classic suits those who enjoy powdery, earthy compositions with a sophisticated, mature edge, perfect for transitional spring or autumn days. Show less

Popy Moreni de Fete hits skin with a sudden burst of watery watermelon, sharp lemon verbena, and crushed green leaf notes. It does not lean sweet like… Show more

Popy Moreni de Fete hits skin with a sudden burst of watery watermelon, sharp lemon verbena, and crushed green leaf notes. It does not lean sweet like contemporary gourmands. Instead, the opening stays vegetal and crisp, cutting through humid summer air with a clean bitter edge. As the top notes calm down, a dense bouquet of hyacinth, spring lilac, and violet takes over the heart. Oakmoss and dry sandalwood pull the wet fruits back to earth, anchoring the floral accord into a nostalgic late-1990s profile. It is a distinctive option for warm afternoon wear when you want something fresh, cool, and undeniably retro. Show less