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Zadig & Voltaire

Vibes of Freedom is a brighter, more casual entry in Zadig & Voltaire's This is Her!

Oriflame

Mirage Daydream is Oriflame's entry into the gourmand-floral space — a fragrance in the tradition of sweet, dreamy orientals that's content to deliver comfort without complexity.

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.

Bath & Body Works

Strawberry Snowflakes opens on a candied, ripe strawberry note — the kind found in a holiday confection rather than a sun-warmed field.

Bath & Body Works

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

Bath & Body Works

Cotton Candy Clouds is exactly what its name promises: a soft, sweet gourmand built around spun sugar and pink berries.

Marc Jacobs

Daisy Eau So Fresh Twinkle opens with a single bright note of raspberry — unambiguous and briefly loud — before settling into violet and wild rose, a close-to-skin floral pairing that keeps the composition anchored to a familiar Daisy warmth.

Victoria'S Secret

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

Victoria'S Secret

Eau So Sexy in its EDP form opens on a vague fruit-cocktail top — bright, candied, sun-warmed — that gives way quickly to a sharper, recognizable apple.

Zara

Tuesday - Totally Terrific takes a familiar path: lemon and bergamot open with expected citrus brightness, and cardamom brings a gentle warmth before the iris lends some powdery structure.