Fragrances

Chantilly is a soft sweet floral with powder, vanilla, and a creamy romantic finish that made it one of Dana’s enduring feminine signatures. It feels affectionate, vintage, and more graceful than flashy.

Charlatan by Fort & Manle is an floral fruity gourmand scent for everyone. It opens with pear and dark chocolate, moves through damask rose, moroccan jasmine, vanilla and tuber, and finishes on osmanthus, australian sandalwood, amber and madagascar vanilla. Overall, it aims for a balanced signature with a clear evolution from opening to dry-down.

A polished leathery-spicy fragrance that opens with coffee, nutmeg, angelica, carrot seed, and thyme before a softer raspberry-and-floral heart gives the composition an unexpectedly plush center. As it dries down, leather, vanilla, amber, oakmoss, and patchouli pull everything into a warm club-room finish that feels tailored, smoky, and quietly aristocratic rather than loud.

Charlie is one of Revlon’s defining fragrances, a floral aldehyde with hyacinth, galbanum, jasmine, gardenia, lily-of-the-valley, geranium, coriander, white lily, violet, oakmoss, sandalwood, vetiver, musk, and vanilla in a fresh but structured profile. It feels bright, crisp, and unmistakably classic drugstore-chic.

Charlie Blue is commonly treated as the classic Charlie identity in current brand listings, with the same bright aldehydic floral personality and a polished vintage character. It feels clean, approachable, and still very recognizable today.

Charlie Red takes the Charlie family toward a warmer and more colorful floral-oriental style with more body than the original aldehydic fresh structure. It feels brighter, richer, and more assertive than classic Charlie Blue.

Charlie White turns the Charlie line into a crisp fruity-fresh floral with melon, peach, and floral undertones over a clean musky base. It feels light, breezy, and especially suited to hot weather.

Charmes et Feuilles is a green floral-woody fragrance with tomato leaf, black currant, fig-like greenness, jasmine, and woods in a fresh naturalistic structure. It feels airy, elegant, and softly vegetal rather than sweet.

A fleshy floral built around peach, apricot, jasmine, tuberose, ylang-ylang, and musk, created to feel overripe and bodily rather than neat or fresh. It wears with a humid, almost decadent softness, turning white flowers and fruit into something disturbingly sensual.

Chasing Fireflies has a luminous fruity-floral glow with a soft dreamy finish. It feels bright and romantic, designed to be easy to like and easy to wear.

A playful yet polished floral-fruity scent that reflects a lighter, more mischievous side of the house. It feels bright, youthful, and airy, but still composed in the distinctly elegant Goutal manner.

A brighter tropical-leaning CH flanker that adds more colorful floral-fruity energy to the line. It feels sunny, playful, and vacation-minded.

This CH Men flanker gives the line a tropical-fresh twist while keeping its polished masculine structure. It feels breezy and more relaxed than the original CH Men.

Cheap & Chic gives Moschino a bright floral-fresh feminine with a playful and slightly quirky presentation. It feels easygoing and colorful, with more cheeky charm than formal elegance.

Sublime deepens the CH style with more warmth and a smoother richer trail, giving it a more evening-oriented personality. It feels more sensual than the original CH.

Checkmate is a woody-spicy aromatic with a dry modern structure and a more current urban polish than the older Frapin signatures. It feels sleek, composed, and quietly assertive.

A signature Bond No. 9 New York composition, blending the brand’s polished niche style with a neighborhood-specific mood. It feels distinctive and city-minded, with enough structure to stand apart from simple designer freshness.

A signature Bond No. 9 New York composition, blending the brand’s polished niche style with a neighborhood-specific mood. It feels distinctive and city-minded, with enough structure to stand apart from simple designer freshness.

A jeweled presentation of Chelsea Nights, keeping the same neighborhood fragrance concept while emphasizing a more collectible, luxury display treatment. It reads as a special-edition version of the core release rather than a separate thematic fragrance.

A spicy resinous fragrance that pairs incense, citrus, ginger, nutmeg, amber, and soft musks into a warm urban haze. It feels meditative and cosmopolitan at once, with smoke and spice rising gently rather than aggressively.