Hate to break it to you, but summer is coming to an end soon.
Your sentiments likely fall into one of two categories—either you're bummed out and trying to make the most of the warmer weather before it officially ends, or you're eager to break out the pumpkin spice lattes, and the layers of scarves and sweaters. Regardless of which camp you currently belong to, swapping your summer scent for one that veers more fall-appropriate is a move as universal as finally taking last year's coat to be dry-cleaned. The light florals and succulent fruit-based aromas may not translate as well into the cooler temps, not to mention, run the risk of disappearing completely. Veer toward the headier, spicier end of the scent world, and you'll find an option that almost challenges the warmth of your favorite sweater.
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Turn up the intensity for fall with the seven fragrances below.
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Jo Malone English Oak and Redcurrant
Typically sweet on its own, the addition of oak and white musk to the standout redcurrant note deepen the fruity element, giving it extra staying power.
Tokyomilk Light Transformation No. 03
If the serpentine pattern adorning the bottle doesn't catch your attention, the creamy mix of amber, tuberose, and mandarin housed within the vessel certainly will.
Eaudemoiselle de Givenchy Extravagant
Tuberose is a pretty bold floral on its own, but the addition of vanilla and patchouli make the scent especially warm on your skin.
Gucci Bloom
File this under the next best aroma to walking right into a botanical garden. The infusion of Rangoon creeper—a south Indian flower that changes from white, pink, then red in its final form—give florals like jasmine and tuberose an extra sensual vibe.
Valentino Valentina Pink Eau de Parfum
Pink rose and strawberry may not seem like the most fall-appropriate notes, but once the praline element comes through, you'll be surprised how well the scent pairs with those layers you've been talking about wearing.
Bottega Veneta Eau de Velours
Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? We're debating, but the leathery hints in this floral-heavy scent certainly give the otherwise traditional bloom a badass edge.
