9 New Fragrances That’ll Replace Your Signature Scent

The name "Metal Wave" might leave you in the dark when it comes to exactly what this unisex compilation smells like, but I can assure you that it's good. A mix of papyrus wood, juniper berry, and magnolia, it combines the perfect dose of sweetness with a modern musk. 

let's be honest: floral fragrances aren't anything new. However, designer brands are jumping at the chance to redefine what they smell like. Take Amo, for example. Ferragamo's latest scent combines several floral notes, like pink peony and jasmine, with fruity plum, musky woods, and warm, comforting vanilla. And to that I say, I love you.

If the term "winter floral" simply conjures up images of poinsettias, you haven't smelled Krigler's newest scent, 217, yet. Thanks to cardamom and amber, the fragrance holds a subtle spice and warmth to it, while violet and jasmine make it appealing for those that don't want another rose perfume on their top shelves. 

With ivy leaf and white woods, this rose fragrance smells more like an entire garden, and not just like a rosebud pressed to your nose. 

For the latest rendition of Gucci Guilty, the designer brand broke free of the limiting and antiquated act of only using labeled "female notes." In addition to pink pepper and lilac, this classic scent was updated with geranium accord, an fresh ingredient that the brand claims is usually found in men's fragrances but rounds out this warm floral beautifully. 

This subtly sweet floral was given a new life with lily of the valley, which adds a light, fresh, clean feeling to the timeless fragrance.

There are plenty of scents that claim to smell like a villa surrounded by lemon orchards, but most of the time, they end up smelling like cleaning supplies. Maison Margiela's latest scent broke the mold, though. With the addition of herbal coriander and musk, the citrus-centered bottle releases a much more realistic, appealing, and soft fragrance.

Tory Burch's latest scent is centered around the concept of love, but that doesn't mean it's just a several different blooms added into one bottle. The scent, which was inspired by her parents, gets its floral status from peony, but is enhanced with balsam and black currant. 

With Gucci Guilty and Gucci Bloom, the designer brand is really on a roll when it comes to crafting cult-classic scents. But if you're really looking to treat yourself this year with a new bottle of perfume, the Alchemist's Garden couldn't be a better choice. The collection includes seven new scents, each centered around its own hero ingredient that tells an intimate story or evokes a memory. Giving you hope for warmer weather ahead, we introduce you to Winter's Spring, a fragrance that combines pepper, musk, and mimosa for a bright, clean, slightly citrus smell that never feels overpowering or unwelcome.