Passion Fruit

Orange Patina by INSENF balances bright, sunny fruit notes with a grounded, soft leather base. This unisex release captures the contrast between zesty… Show more

Orange Patina by INSENF balances bright, sunny fruit notes with a grounded, soft leather base. This unisex release captures the contrast between zesty citrus, tropical passionfruit, and a warm, suede dry-down. It sits close to the skin with a polished, fruity-leathery profile that feels comfortable for daily wear during the transition seasons of spring and fall. Show less

Desirade by Aubusson is a dense, fruity, and floral composition for women, launched in 1990. It centers on an intense combination of Madagascar ylang-… Show more

Desirade by Aubusson is a dense, fruity, and floral composition for women, launched in 1990. It centers on an intense combination of Madagascar ylang-ylang, pineapple, and tuberose, supported by a warm, resinous base of opoponax and sandalwood. This fragrance offers a bold, retro profile that performs best in cooler weather and formal evening settings where its sweet, woody presence can truly project. Show less

Courtesan by Worth is a warm, spicy Oriental Vanilla fragrance that feels like a buried treasure for fans of rich, gourmand profiles. Released in 2006… Show more

Courtesan by Worth is a warm, spicy Oriental Vanilla fragrance that feels like a buried treasure for fans of rich, gourmand profiles. Released in 2006, it layers sharp cinnamon and roasted pineapple over a heart of jasmine and a dark, buttery cacao and vanilla base. It is a standout choice for cold weather, offering immense comfort and a distinctive, vintage-leaning character. Show less

Kashaya by Kenzo opens with a heavy splash of stewed peach, apricot nectar, and tart mandarin orange. Created by Sophia Grojsman in 1993, this florien… Show more

Kashaya by Kenzo opens with a heavy splash of stewed peach, apricot nectar, and tart mandarin orange. Created by Sophia Grojsman in 1993, this floriental quickly settles into a thick floral heart where ylang-ylang, tuberose, and narcissus take control. The dry-down relies on resinous benzoin, warm sandalwood, and dark vanilla to lock the fruitiness to skin. It wears best during chilly autumn evenings when cold air cuts through its syrupy sweetness. Show less