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Tuberosa
Carthusia
Release year:
2019
A creamy white floral with tuberose, rose, plum, cinnamon, vanilla, musk, and ambered woods that feels lush without becoming suffocating. It wears with a polished voluptuousness, balancing fruit, spice, and petals in a very smooth way.
Tuberose
Floris
Release year:
2000
A creamy white floral centered on tuberose, softened by green freshness and a smooth woody-musky base. It feels lush and feminine, but Floris keeps the flower poised and polished rather than overwhelming.
Tuberose
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2010
A tuberose fragrance interpreted in the house’s quieter register, keeping the flower creamy and floral while toning down its wilder side. It feels smooth and warm rather than overpowering, with petals softened into a more intimate shape.
Tuberose Angelica Cologne Intense
Jo Malone
Release year:
2014
A creamy white floral where narcotic tuberose is freshened by angelica and cushioned by amber. It feels voluptuous and silky, but smoother and more polished than many tuberose-heavy perfumes.
Tuberose in Silk
Floris
Release year:
2020
A softer more contemporary tuberose where the creamy white floral heart is wrapped in airy musks and a silky woody warmth. It feels smoother and more fluid than a traditional tuberose scent, with a polished almost fabric-like elegance.
Tuberose Overdose
Banana Republic
Release year:
2022
Tuberose Overdose gives Banana Republic a fuller white-floral statement, with creamy richness and a more pronounced floral personality than the cleaner earlier releases. It feels lush but still fairly polished.
Turnbull & Asser 71/72
Floris
Release year:
2016
A tailored aromatic-woody fragrance created with the famous shirtmaker, balancing citrus freshness, green herbal facets, spice, and polished woods. It feels clean, crisp, and gentlemanly, like fine shirting and old club-room refinement translated into scent.
Turquoise
Olivier Durbano
Release year:
2009
An ozonic aromatic fragrance where turpentine, pink pepper, elemi, frankincense, coriander, juniper, lotus, reed, seaweed, lily, immortelle, honey, myrrh wood, and ambergris create a bright aquatic-mineral profile. It feels windswept and open-skied, fresher than most incense-based scents but still textured by resin, salt, and dry warmth.
Turquoise Summer
Escada
Release year:
2015
Turquoise Summer is a breezy fruity-floral summer scent with a sunlit aquatic feel and a bright tropical-fruit profile. It feels relaxed and warm-weather ready.
Turtle Vetiver
Les Nez
Release year:
2012
Turtle Vetiver is the core vetiver signature of the house, built around a stark woody vetiver effect that feels raw, green, and highly focused. It wears as a dry aromatic vetiver statement rather than a softened mainstream interpretation.
Turtle Vetiver Front
Les Nez
Release year:
2012
Turtle Vetiver Front is a variation on the Turtle Vetiver theme that pushes the concept into a more mineral, smoky, and dark-green direction. It feels experimental, textural, and more challenging than a conventional vetiver scent.
Tuscan Leather
Tom Ford
Release year:
2007
Tuscan Leather is one of Tom Ford’s most famous leather scents, balancing saffron, thyme, raspberry, olibanum, leather, amber, and woods in a bold polished structure. It feels rich, assertive, and unmistakably luxurious.
Tuscan Soul
Salvatore Ferragamo
Release year:
2008
Tuscan Soul takes Ferragamo in a more refined citrus-aromatic direction, evoking bright Mediterranean freshness with a smoother luxury finish than the mainstream house line. It feels elegant, airy, and more collection-oriented.
Tuscany Forte Per Uomo
Aramis
Release year:
1996
Tuscany Forte Per Uomo takes the elegant Tuscany profile and intensifies it, adding extra warmth and body beneath the aromatic-citrus opening. It feels richer and slightly more dressed than the original.
Tuscany Per Donna
Aramis
Release year:
1992
Tuscany Per Donna gives the Tuscany name a feminine floral-oriental expression with warmth, polish, and a composed early-1990s character. It feels graceful and complete rather than sheer or playful.
Tuscany Per Uomo
Aramis
Release year:
1984
Tuscany Per Uomo is one of the smoothest and most elegant entries in the Aramis line, balancing citrus, aromatic herbs, woods, and leather with a distinctly Italian sense of polish. It feels masculine and mature, but with a softness and refinement that keeps it highly wearable.
Tutti Twilly d'Hermès
Hermès
Release year:
2023
Tutti Twilly gives the Twilly family a fruitier and more exuberant personality while keeping its smooth feminine polish. It feels energetic, colorful, and modern.
Tuxedo
Yves Saint Laurent
Release year:
2015
Tuxedo is one of the most acclaimed entries in Le Vestiaire des Parfums, balancing patchouli, black pepper, rose, ambergris, and vanilla in a smooth tailored oriental-spicy structure. It feels elegant, modern, and unmistakably dressed-up.
Tuxedo Park
Bond No. 9
Release year:
2026
A 2026 Bond No. 9 release named for Tuxedo Park, extending the house’s place-driven naming tradition. It is one of the newest entries currently listed for the brand.
Twilight
Sarah Jessica Parker
Release year:
2009
Twilight is the most vivid and characterful of The Lovely Collection trio, balancing citrus, pink pepper, galbanum, florals, incense, sandalwood, and musk in a smooth but slightly darker style. It feels refined and more textured than the lighter Lovely flankers.