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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

Slava Zaitsev Maroussia hits the air with a brisk, soapy rush of aldehydes, crisp bergamot, and sweet orange blossom that immediately brings to mind f… Show more

Slava Zaitsev Maroussia hits the air with a brisk, soapy rush of aldehydes, crisp bergamot, and sweet orange blossom that immediately brings to mind frosty morning air. As the initial fizzy burst settles, a dense core of spicy carnation, creamy ylang-ylang, and buttery tuberose unfolds across the skin, giving the fragrance a rich, floral warmth. The base turns deep and cozy with amber, smooth sandalwood, and a noticeable touch of animalic civet wrapped in sweet vanilla. This distinct blend of frosty cleanliness and smoldering amber heat makes Maroussia ideal for crisp winter evenings, holiday dinners, and chilly outdoor walks where freezing temperatures allow its heavier balsamic notes to bloom without feeling overwhelming. Show less

Bogner Women is a powdery floral chypre with a distinctly classic 1990s feel. It opens green and lightly fruity, then turns soft with violet, iris, li… Show more

Bogner Women is a powdery floral chypre with a distinctly classic 1990s feel. It opens green and lightly fruity, then turns soft with violet, iris, linden blossom and yellow florals before settling into a woody, musky, moss-tinted base. This suits shoppers who enjoy vintage-leaning florals with a dry, elegant finish rather than a bright modern fruity floral. Sample first if you are. Show less

Burberry Society launched in 1991 as a lush chypre floral defined by sharp green hyacinth, fleshy tuberose, and peachy osmanthus over a dark mossy bas… Show more

Burberry Society launched in 1991 as a lush chypre floral defined by sharp green hyacinth, fleshy tuberose, and peachy osmanthus over a dark mossy base. The opening bursts with crisp bergamot and bitter crushed stems before expanding into a sprawling floral heart of gardenia, ylang-ylang, mimosa, and orange flower. As the bouquet settles, earthy oakmoss, smoky incense, and resinous myrrh pull the composition into dry, shadowed territory with amber and cedar wood grounding the dry-down. It wears with the bold weight characteristic of early nineties British perfumery, making it well suited for cool autumn mornings, crisp spring afternoons, and formal indoor settings. Show less

Ernest Beaux created Bourjois Soir de Paris in 1928, laying down a vintage blueprint of powdery violet, sweet peach, and cool iris. The opening hits s… Show more

Ernest Beaux created Bourjois Soir de Paris in 1928, laying down a vintage blueprint of powdery violet, sweet peach, and cool iris. The opening hits skin with a burst of bergamot and juicy apricot before softening into a dense floral heart dominated by heliotrope, rose, and jasmine. As the initial brightness settles, rich sandalwood, musk, and dark amber warm up the dry-down. It feels like wearing an antique velvet jacket on a chilly autumn night. Bourjois reformulated the blend in 1992 under François Demachy and Jacques Polge, preserving its cosmetic powder core while smoothing out the heavy vintage base notes. Show less

A peachy, powdery floral with the familiar Tresor mood, this Mother's Day edition leans soft, sweet, and classically feminine rather than modern or sh… Show more

A peachy, powdery floral with the familiar Tresor mood, this Mother's Day edition leans soft, sweet, and classically feminine rather than modern or sharp. The fruit top gives it a gentle glow, while rose, iris, vanilla, and sandalwood keep it smooth and nostalgic. If you enjoy vintage-leaning florals with a plush, makeup-like finish, it may suit you. If you want something fresher. Show less

Boucheron Jaipur opens with a thick burst of stewed plum, ripe peach, and pineapple before settling into a dense floral heart of rose, carnation, and… Show more

Boucheron Jaipur opens with a thick burst of stewed plum, ripe peach, and pineapple before settling into a dense floral heart of rose, carnation, and orris root. The base lingers for over eight hours on warm vanilla, powdery heliotrope, and creamy sandalwood. It fits cold autumn evenings and formal winter gatherings when you want a rich vintage presence. Show less

Lancôme Trésor is a plush peach, rose, iris and heliotrope fragrance with a distinctly powdery, vintage-leaning style. It opens fruity and floral, the… Show more

Lancôme Trésor is a plush peach, rose, iris and heliotrope fragrance with a distinctly powdery, vintage-leaning style. It opens fruity and floral, then settles into a soft apricot-vanilla warmth with musk and sandalwood underneath. For some wearers it feels timeless, romantic and deeply familiar. For others, the powder and sweetness can read mature, strong or dated, so this is one to sample. Show less

Miss Worth is a vintage floral oriental from 1977 that balances bright aldehydes and fruit with a rich base of benzoin and moss. It wears as a sophist… Show more

Miss Worth is a vintage floral oriental from 1977 that balances bright aldehydes and fruit with a rich base of benzoin and moss. It wears as a sophisticated, mature, and uniquely blended composition that avoids dated tropes. Perfect for the woman who appreciates 1970s maximalist perfumery with a clean, woody finish for daily office wear or crisp autumnal days. Show less