Fragrances
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Tagete
Profumum
Release year:
2014
A green floral-woody composition where tagete, jasmine, vetiver, and oakmoss create a distinctly Mediterranean character. It feels sunlit yet dry, elegant yet slightly wild.
Tahitian Holiday
Avon
Release year:
2008
A sunny tropical-style fragrance that leans into vacation brightness and soft exotic sweetness. It feels cheerful and warm-weather friendly without trying to be especially complex.
Ta'if
Ormonde Jayne
Release year:
2004
Ta'if is one of the house’s most admired rose fragrances, balancing Taif rose, saffron, pink pepper, dates, freesia, jasmine, amber, broom, and orange blossom in a plush spicy-floral style. It feels elegant, radiant, and richly textured.
Taif Roses
Montale
Release year:
2007
A clear bright rose fragrance built around the spicy, luminous character of Taif rose with supporting musks and woods. It feels cleaner and airier than Montale’s darker rose-oud pairings, but still vivid and persistent.
Taj Sunset
Escada
Release year:
2011
Taj Sunset is a vibrant fruity-floral summer Escada with mango, blood orange, raspberry, and soft tropical warmth. It feels juicy, colorful, and unmistakably vacation-oriented.
Taklamakan
Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777
Release year:
2016
Taklamakan by Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 is a fragrance for everyone. Key notes feature bergamot, rose, chinese cedar, sandalwood, iris, patchouli, guaiac wood, and benzoin. Overall, it aims for a balanced signature with a clear evolution from opening to dry-down.
Talent
Ermenegildo Zegna
Release year:
2017
Talent presents the Zegna style in a polished modern masculine format with a balanced fresh-to-warm progression. It feels versatile and quietly sophisticated.
Tam Dao
Diptyque
Release year:
2003
A serene sandalwood fragrance that evokes cool temple wood, cypress shade, and the dry creaminess of polished timber rather than sweet milkiness. It starts green and slightly aromatic, then settles into soft incense-tinged woods with a calm, meditative elegance that has made it one of the house signatures.
Tam Dao Eau de Parfum
Diptyque
Release year:
2013
A richer, smoother Tam Dao that amplifies the sandalwood core with cedar, amberwood, vanilla, ginger, and soft musk, turning the airy EDT idea into something more enveloping. It still feels meditative and polished, but the texture is denser and more velvety on skin.
Tamerisk
Mary Kay
Release year:
1983
Tamerisk belongs to the house’s earlier classic period and has a more traditional feminine floral character than the brighter modern lines. It feels composed, vintage, and quietly elegant.
Tan d`Epices
Andree Putman
Release year:
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A warm spice-and-woods composition where peppery sparkle and aromatic spice meet a smooth, ambery base. Cozy without being syrupy—an easy way to wear spice with a polished finish.
Tango
Masque Milano
Release year:
2013
Tango by Masque Milano is a fragrance built around a warm spicy-amber with boozy sweetness and resin depth, drying down to smooth woods and musks for a plush, dance-floor warmth. It’s structured to evolve clearly from the opening through the heart and into the dry-down, keeping the signature distinctive while remaining wearable.
Taormina Orange
Tom Ford
Release year:
2026
Taormina Orange is a new citrus-aromatic Tom Ford release built around blood orange, lime, green mandarin, cardamom, orange blossom, bitter orange, oakmoss, musk, and patchouli. It feels bright, elegant, and clearly positioned as a luxurious Mediterranean-style citrus.
Taormine
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2010
A warm Mediterranean fragrance with sun-baked softness, fruit, florals, and woods woven into an easy, resort-like mood. It feels luminous and slightly nostalgic, carrying warmth without becoming loud or tropical-sweet.
Tarifa
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2010
A floral-fresh scent with Mediterranean brightness and a lightly spiced edge that keeps it from becoming merely breezy. It feels airy and sunlit, but there is a warm softness underneath that makes the freshness feel complete.
Tartine et Chocolat Ptisenbon
Givenchy
Release year:
1988
Ptisenbon is a tender citrus-floral built as a gentle children’s fragrance but loved more broadly for its clean comforting sweetness. It feels innocent, airy, and softly nostalgic.
Tea for Two
L'Artisan Parfumeur
Release year:
2000
A softly smoky tea fragrance wrapped in honeyed spice, dried hay, and a faint suggestion of tobacco. It opens with the comfort of black tea and cinnamon, then slowly warms into something sweeter, toastier, and quietly nostalgic.
Tears from the Moon
Gucci
Release year:
2022
Tears from the Moon is one of the most luminous Alchemist’s Garden entries, built around peony, lily-of-the-valley, and a clear moonlit floral atmosphere. It feels delicate, polished, and very airy.
Tears Of Iris
Gucci
Release year:
2019
Tears Of Iris gives the collection a powdery, rooty iris-centric identity with musks and woods underneath. It feels elegant, airy, and couture-like.
Tease
Paris Hilton
Release year:
2010
Tease gives Paris Hilton a glossier and more overtly sensual feminine profile with apple blossom, peach nectar, white florals, woods, and sand. It feels polished, beachy, and softly flirtatious.