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Serpentine
Roberto Cavalli
Release year:
2005
Serpentine gives Roberto Cavalli a richer and more dramatic feminine identity, blending mango blossom, tiaré, black pepper, frangipani, amber, and woods in a voluptuous floral-oriental style. It feels exotic, polished, and more overtly glamorous than the lighter Just Cavalli branch.
Set Sail Martinique for Men
Tommy Bahama
Release year:
2010
Set Sail Martinique for Men keeps the Tommy Bahama beach-fragrance idea but adds a slightly smoother and more aromatic tropical freshness than St. Barts. It feels breezy, clean, and very comfortable in warm weather.
Set Sail Martinique for Women
Tommy Bahama
Release year:
2010
Set Sail Martinique for Women gives the line a fresh tropical floral profile with a soft and easy island mood. It feels bright, feminine, and warm-weather friendly rather than dressy or heavy.
Set Sail South Seas for Men
Tommy Bahama
Release year:
2008
Set Sail South Seas for Men takes the Tommy Bahama style toward a warmer tropical masculine with a little more depth and polish than the breeziest Set Sail entries. It still feels easygoing and vacation-oriented at heart.
Set Sail South Seas for Women
Tommy Bahama
Release year:
2008
Set Sail South Seas for Women softens the island theme into a more floral-fruity feminine with a smooth tropical sweetness. It feels relaxed, summery, and easy to like.
Set Sail St. Barts for Men
Tommy Bahama
Release year:
2007
Set Sail St. Barts for Men is one of the most recognizable Tommy Bahama scents, built around lime, tequila, sea notes, agave, guava, green notes, salt, palm leaf, musk, and vanilla in a bright beachy citrus-aromatic style. It feels breezy, casual, and very much like a polished resort fragrance rather than a heavy designer cologne.
Seven Veils
Byredo
Release year:
2011
A warm amber-gourmand that wraps saffron, tagetes, vanilla, and woods into a veil of golden softness. It feels plush and intimate, with sweetness that is elegant rather than sticky or dessert-like.
S-ex
S-Perfume
Release year:
2000
Tea for Two by L'Artisan Parfumeur is a fragrance built around bergamot and star anise over a smoked-tea impression, spiced with ginger and cinnamon, finishing with tobacco, honey, leather and vanilla. It’s structured to evolve clearly from the opening through the heart and into the dry-down, keeping the signature distinctive while remaining easy to wear.
Sex Appeal for Men Cologne
Jovan
Release year:
1976
Sex Appeal for Men is one of Jovan’s most recognizable masculine releases, built around spicy-oriental warmth with herbs, woods, and an old-school seductive tone. It feels direct, vintage, and unapologetically masculine.
Sexmagic
House of Matriarch
Release year:
2013
Sexmagic by House of Matriarch is a fragrance built around a sensual musky-amber with warm spice and resin depth, drying down smooth and skin-close for an intimate, magnetic trail. It’s structured to evolve clearly from the opening through the heart and into the dry-down, keeping the signature distinctive while remaining wearable.
Sexy Amber
Michael Kors
Release year:
2013
Sexy Amber gives the line a warm ambered floral softness that feels sleek and skin-close rather than ornate. It is smooth, creamy, and very easy to wear, with a softly sensual designer finish.
Sexy Blossom
Michael Kors
Release year:
2016
Sexy Blossom gives the Michael Kors line a fresher floral-fruity brightness with a polished soft finish. It feels light, pretty, and especially suited to spring and summer wear.
Sexy Graffiti
Escada
Release year:
2002
Sexy Graffiti is a fruity-floral summer scent built around raspberry, grapefruit, peony, and soft musks in a youthful lively style. It feels fun and highly wearable in warm weather.
Sexy Ruby
Michael Kors
Release year:
2017
Sexy Ruby introduces a brighter red-fruit and floral sparkle into the house, giving the line a more jewel-toned feminine profile than the softer ambers and jasmines. It feels glossy, modern, and easy to like.
Sexy Sunset
Michael Kors
Release year:
2015
Sexy Sunset brightens the Sexy line into a more golden fruity-floral direction with a warm-weather glow. It feels cheerful, feminine, and easiergoing than the deeper ambers and woods.
Sha
Alfred Sung
Release year:
2003
Sha offers a soft floral impression with a slightly exotic, dreamy edge compared with the more straightforward bridal or fresh entries in the line. It feels feminine and fluid, with a smooth texture that emphasizes elegance over intensity.
Shadid
Andy Tauer
Release year:
2025
Shadid is one of the newest Tauer releases and presents a dark woody-oriental character with an animalic and highly concentrated profile. It feels bold, niche, and uncompromisingly rich.
Shagya
Parfums de Marly
Release year:
2012
Shagya by Parfums de Marly is a fragrance built around a fresh citrus-aromatic opening into a woody-spice heart, finishing with ambered woods and musks for a composed, classic feel. It’s structured to evolve clearly from the opening through the heart and into the dry-down, keeping the signature distinctive while remaining wearable.
Shalimar
Guerlain
Release year:
1925
Shalimar is one of perfumery’s enduring landmarks, built around bergamot, smoky vanilla, leathered balsams, and the famous Guerlinade base. It feels sensual, dramatic, and timeless, with a signature that still defines the oriental genre.
Shalimar Parfum Initial
Guerlain
Release year:
2011
Parfum Initial reframes Shalimar in a softer and more openly gourmand floral-vanilla style while preserving a link to the house signature. It feels smoother and more approachable than the classic.