Red Apple

Givenchy

Dance with Givenchy is a bright, accessible fruity-floral from Givenchy's fragrance accessories era.

Carolina Herrera

Tamarind and red apple open with a tart, off-kilter sweetness — citrus and ginger pulling this toward something more energetic before the apple settles into the mid-notes.

Avon

Simply Because opens on a cheerful trio of lychee, red apple, and bergamot — bright and slightly sweet, with enough citrus sharpness to avoid cloying.

Faberlic

Fortunata opens with the brightness of Calabrian mandarin and red apple — a clean, slightly tart duo that reads as unpretentious rather than complex.

Yves Rocher

Flowerparty opens with a bright apple and lemon accord — candy-sweet, the kind of brightness built for a department-store aisle.

Donna Karan

A toffee-apple opening — red apple and pear sitting on a thin layer of melted sugar — sets the tone in the first minute.

Jo Malone

Red apple hits first, crisp and lightly sweet, setting a bright fruity frame.

Loewe

Loewe 7 opens with a crisp red apple, peppered enough to keep it from going candied.

Hugo Boss

Boss Orange Celebration of Happiness leans firmly into the fruity-floral register of accessible mass-market femininity.

Bath & Body Works

Into the Wild opens with a burst of tropical fruit — mandarin, red apple, and pear blossom run together with pimento berry and pink currant for a juice-bar brightness that reads slightly exotic.

Avon

Created by Honorine Blanc, Surreal Ocean opens on an aquatic chord that calone-adjacent chemistry renders recognizable — the coral reef note is synthetic ozone laced with mandarin, while soursop adds a tropical acidity that keeps the opening from reading as generic blue.

Azzaro

The opening pairs red apple with grapefruit and a ghost of passion-flower, which gives the first impression a tart-fruit lift rather than a candied one.

DKNY / Donna Karan

Apricot and grapefruit open with a juicy, slightly tart brightness.

Mexx

A three-note skeleton — red apple, lotus, sandalwood — and the spareness is intentional rather than incomplete.

Avon

Red apple and raspberry open with clean sweetness over a mandarin brightness — the fruit is upfront and legible before quickly softening into the heart.

Avon

Latin Sensation opens with a spiced citrus combination of blood orange and cardamom, a red apple note adding crispness rather than sweetness.

Zara

Red apple opens crisp and skin-on, juicier than the cooked apple of most autumn fragrances.

Zara

Twilight Mauve Winter leads with red apple — bright, slightly tart, the kind found in candied form rather than fresh.

Ford Mustang

Alan Bray

Arabesque Perfumes

Deconstructing Eden