Named after a German expression used by performance artists to wish each other good luck, Ormaie’s newest brings new dimension to its original Toï Toï Toï scent, swapping black pepper for ginger and adding sandalwood and roasted vetiver. Launching Sept. 15.
Inspired by the many rhythms of the desert, Byredo’s newest opens with cardamom and rose notes, accompanied by cedarwood, carrot seed and papyrus.
A sequel to YSL’s Myself Eau de Parfum launched last year, this vanilla bourbon- black pepper- and orange blossom-infused scent is fronted by Austin Butler.
Cinnamon and cardamom meet pink pepper, patchouli and tobacco in Creed’s perfumed interpretation of the Centaurus constellation and Chiron — the wise, Greek mythological centaur it depicts.
Symbolizing rebirth from the ashes, this black pepper- and incense-imbued scent is made from synthetic molecules, with a fragrance oil concentration of 20 percent.
This sensual fragrance features top notes of black pepper, frankincense and saffron atop a vanilla bourbon, smoked leather and oud base.
Intended to evoke the magic of Mexico City — from the greenery of the Bosque de Chapultepec to the joy of café-lined neighborhoods like La Condesa — this juice fuses cilantro, spicy lime and green florals.
The brand’s 11 11 collection gains a vanilla-centric addition, also featuring marshmallow, star apple, sea salt and the franchise’s signature musks.
Crafted with cardamom, pink pepper, salty musk and neroli petals, founder Brianna Arps’ third fragrance seeks to encourage wearers to embody its name by turning a new leaf — however and whenever they see fit.
“Mood lighting in a bottle” is how the brand bills this fusion of vanilla bourbon, brown sugar, orange bitters and jasmine.
Heart notes of saffron and rose join a backdrop of cypriol, sandalwood, cistus and ambrette — dosed at a 46 percent concentration.
Nostalgia for a bike ride- and guava tree-filled summer of ’91 was the fuel for founder Carol Han Pyle’s newest burn, in which notes of pink guava, cinnamon bark and green mandarin bring the memory back to life.
With just vanilla, cashmere wood and sugar crystal notes, Chriselle Lim’s latest not only capitalizes on the gourmand fragrance trend; it also plays well with Gen-Z’s love of fragrance-layering.
Honoring Louis XIV’s long-rumored love of orange blossom, perfumer Antoine Le sought to exalt the citrusy floral with complementary saffron and tonka bean notes.