Fragrances
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Bijan Style
Bijan
Release year:
2004
Bijan Style gives the women’s side of the house a more contemporary early-2000s polish, with fruity-floral brightness and a cleaner finish. It feels smooth, pretty, and easy to wear.
Bijan VIP
Bijan
Release year:
2008
Bijan VIP gives the women’s line a fruitier, sweeter, more polished contemporary style with a slightly dressier tone. It feels glossy and openly feminine rather than vintage or heavy.
Bijan Wicked
Bijan
Release year:
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Bijan Wicked gives the women’s side of the line a more playful modern sweetness and a flirtier finish than the older Bijan orientals. It feels lighter and more mainstream in attitude.
Bijan Wicked for Men
Bijan
Release year:
2005
Wicked for Men presents a more playful seductive masculine profile with warmth and a glossy designer-like finish. It feels casual, approachable, and more nightlife-coded than sporty.
Bijou
Alfred Sung
Release year:
2006
Bijou aims for a jewel-like glow, pairing floral softness with a slightly more luminous and dressed feel. It comes across graceful and pretty, with enough warmth in the base to keep it from feeling too sheer or fleeting.
Bijou Romantique
Etat Libre d'Orange
Release year:
2012
A smooth floral-fruity amber built around ylang-ylang, coconut, iris, vetiver, patchouli, and vanilla, giving it a soft lacquered richness. It feels intimate and ornamental, with a sweet powdery warmth that reads more jewel-box than bouquet.
Bijou Zafran
Ormonde Jayne
Release year:
2025
Bijou Zafran is one of the 2025 releases and appears built around a saffron-led warm oriental profile with a smooth polished structure. It feels rich, modern, and aligned with the house’s more opulent side.
Birmane
Van Cleef & Arpels
Release year:
1999
Birmane is a warm oriental floral with saffron-like spice, incense, florals, and creamy woods that give it a rich and slightly exotic feel. It feels smooth, elegant, and more evening-oriented than the fresher feminine entries.
Birthday Cake
Demeter Fragrance
Release year:
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Birthday Cake is a cheerful chocolate-cake style gourmand with a sweet frosted feel rather than a realistic candle-smoke birthday accord. It feels playful, sugary, and very much in Demeter’s literal dessert style.
Bitter Peach
Tom Ford
Release year:
2020
Bitter Peach is one of the most recognizable recent private-blend releases, balancing peach, blood orange, rum, cognac, jasmine, davana, patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla, and cashmeran in a plush fruity-amber style. It feels glossy, ripe, and overtly decadent.
Bittersweet Oud
Loewe
Release year:
2025
Bittersweet Oud is part of Loewe’s new Crafted Collection and explores oud through a polished, creative, and ingredient-led house style. It feels more design-conscious and collection-focused than the classic Loewe pillars.
Black
Bvlgari
Release year:
1998
Bvlgari Black is one of the house’s most distinctive creations, pairing smoky rubber, tea, vanilla, and woods into a sleek urban signature. It feels dark, unusual, and polished rather than rough or traditionally masculine.
Black
Kenneth Cole
Release year:
2003
Black is one of Kenneth Cole’s best-known masculines, built around crisp citrus, lotus, incense, and smooth woods in a very clean urban style. It feels fresh, polished, and understatedly modern rather than loud or sweet.
Black
Comme des Garçons
Release year:
2013
Black is one of the darker house signatures, balancing black pepper, incense, licorice-like warmth, birch tar, leathered shadows, cedar, and vetiver in a smoky spicy-woody structure. It feels deep, textured, and very wearable for an avant-garde scent.
Black
Puredistance
Release year:
2013
Black is one of the darker Puredistance signatures, a smooth spicy-amber-leather composition with a dense but impeccably controlled luxury texture. It feels rich, shadowed, and sophisticated without turning rough or overly loud.
Black Afgano
Nasomatto
Release year:
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Black Afgano by Nasomatto is a fragrance built around a dark resinous blend of incense smoke and sticky woods, with coffee-like bitterness and a leathery amber dry-down. It’s structured to evolve clearly from the opening through the heart and into the dry-down, keeping the signature distinctive while remaining wearable.
Black Aoud
Montale
Release year:
2006
A famous Montale rose-oud built around velvety rose, oud, patchouli, labdanum, and soft woods. It feels dark, expansive, and unmistakably dramatic, with the rose pushed into deep crimson territory rather than soft romance.
Blackberry & Bay
Jo Malone
Release year:
2012
A tart juicy blackberry opening softened by leafy bay and woods, creating a scent that feels like stained fingers and fresh-picked fruit in cool air. It is vivid and playful, but never sugary.
Blackbird
House of Matriarch
Release year:
2012
Blackbird by House of Matriarch is a fragrance built around a dark fruity-woody scent with foresty resins and a smoky edge, drying down to ambered woods and musks for an atmospheric 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.
Black Bold
Kenneth Cole
Release year:
2016
Black Bold takes the sleek fresh-dark style of Black and gives it a stronger, more textured profile with extra citrus, florals, woods, and a lightly leathery edge. It feels more assertive and more substantial than the original while staying easy to wear.