Camellia

Victoria'S Secret

Very Sexy 2018 opens on a controlled collision: blackberry and clementine alongside cactus and a faint hit of cappuccino, creating something that sits at the intersection of fruity and slightly spiky.

Comme Des Garçons

The Rhubarb opens with a realistic tart-fruit note—rhubarb captured accurately: sour and slightly vegetal, with a candy suggestion underneath—alongside lychee sweetness that tilts the opening toward sherbet brightness.

Victoria'S Secret

Very Sexy for Her opens with an unusual pairing: clementine's bright citrus against the milky, roasted warmth of a cappuccino note, a combination that reads simultaneously creamy and energetic.

O Boticário

Free Hugs O Boticário opens with a busy fruit-citrus accord — lychee and mandarin joining peach and lemon, with lavender adding just enough herbal structure to prevent the whole thing from reading as fruit punch.

Victoria'S Secret

Very Sexy 2012 is the most compositionally adventurous of the Very Sexy flankers: cappuccino sits beside cactus and black pepper in the opening, an unusual trio that leads with a smoky, bitter-sweet quality before clementine and blackberry bring tartness alongside.

Victoria'S Secret

Very Sexy Oasis is a creamy white-floral bouquet doing tropical instead of nocturnal.

Rasasi

Opens fruit-forward and pastel — apple blossom and peach woven through camellia and orange, with violet leaf cutting in just enough green to keep the fruit from collapsing into syrup.

Avon

Perfumer Guillaume Flavigny opens Today Tomorrow Always Wonder with a citrus-green chord — bitter orange and bergamot cut through by violet leaf's cool, slightly metallic freshness.