Red Currant

Carolina Herrera

Very Good Girl opens with a jolt of brightness—sharp, almost electric rose that feels vivid rather than soft.

Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle

The fourth Middle Eastern-themed release in the Frédéric Malle Desert Gems series, The Moon by Julien Rasquinet operates in the register of nocturnal excess.

Terry de Gunzburg

Flagrant Délice is a fig milk — almond and actual milk establish a soft, creamy register in the opening before mandarin and bergamot add warmth rather than sharpness.

L'Occitane en Provence

Rose 4 Reines commits resources most rose fragrances only aspire to: four rose varieties — Bulgarian, Grasse, Moroccan, and Turkish — layered in the heart, each contributing a slightly different register of the accord.

Trump

Against expectations, a genuinely well-constructed mainstream masculine.

Mugler

Angel Fruity Fair reworks the Angel blueprint through a pop-art palette: the opening pairs tart red currant with lychee's honeyed floral texture, landing somewhere between candy and fresh market fruit.

Elizabeth Arden

White Tea Wild Rose opens on a deliberate tension: the clean, slightly astringent quality of white tea set against pear blossom sweetness and a wisp of currant.

Lanvin

Marry Me!

Marc Jacobs

Daisy Sunshine is a summer-season flanker from Marc Jacobs' Daisy line, pushing the franchise's baseline cheerfulness toward tropical fruit.

Victoria'S Secret

Fabulous is built like a layered fruity-floral with a dessert-warm anchor.