Sugar

Guerlain

Aqua Allegoria Winter Delice is among the most seasonal-specific entries in Guerlain's Allegoria catalog — always intended as a bottle of December.

Lattafa Perfumes

Eclaire is named for the pastry, and it delivers exactly that: a linear, unflinching dessert fragrance built around the sweet-dairy register of caramel, milk, and sugar.

Ajmal

Cerise opens with melon, apple, and orange — a fruit-forward sweetness that reads as immediately accessible rather than distinctive.

Bath & Body Works

Velvet Sugar is a full-tilt gourmand with surprising structural complexity.

Dior

Belle De Jour opens with ripe pear and raspberry, a straightforwardly inviting fruity prelude before the heart reveals rose, jasmine, and violet in soft focus.

Avon

Petit Attitude Bee opens with bright citrus — mandarin orange and pomelo — sweetened by sugar and colored by the dusky tartness of acai berry.

Bath & Body Works

Endless Weekend opens with a full fruit stand — nectarine, litchi, raspberry, mirabelle, and apple all present at once, bright and cheerful without sharpness.

Avon

A lightweight warm-weather fragrance built for effortless wearability.

Comme Des Garçons

Marie-Aude Couture's contribution to the 2005 Sweet series, Nomad Tea is the herbal counterweight to the set's pastry-centred releases.

Comme Des Garçons

Nathalie Feisthauer's contribution to the 2005 Sweet series, Sticky Cake commits to its title.

Bath & Body Works

Raspberry Jam Donut makes no architectural claims.

Bath & Body Works

Pastel Skies opens on a wave of cloudberry — the small Nordic fruit reads here as candy-bright and slightly tart rather than botanical.

Victoria'S Secret

Bombshell Gold pulls the Bombshell silhouette into festive territory without losing the franchise's essential floral-fruity profile.

Al Haramain Perfumes

Hayati is essentially a musk study — three of the four declared notes are some form of musk, with rose threading a single floral line through the middle and amber giving the opening a touch of resinous warmth.

Zara

A layered gourmand-floral that opens with an unusual pairing of pistachio and cardamom against bergamot — slightly green, slightly spiced, and immediately distinctive among Zara's catalogue.

Bath & Body Works

Gingham Love extends the Gingham line into sweeter, more confectionary territory.

Bath & Body Works

Coconut Pineapple opens on a syrupy, almost canned pineapple — high-pitched and sugary at first spritz — that fades fast on skin, the way most BBW fruit notes do.

O Boticário

Egeo Seduza is short, sweet, and unapologetic.

Zara

Sugar leads — a direct, candy-register opening that doesn't pretend to be anything else.

Zara

A busy, sun-bright fruity-floral that throws everything at the opening.