Estée Lauder Aliage Legacy: The Original Sports Fragrance Returns
Estée Lauder revisits its groundbreaking 1972 sports fragrance with Aliage Legacy, a vibrant green chypre shaped by galbanum, flowers, oakmoss and vetiver.
New perfume launches, official notes and first details, with enough context to decide what may actually be worth smelling.
Estée Lauder revisits its groundbreaking 1972 sports fragrance with Aliage Legacy, a vibrant green chypre shaped by galbanum, flowers, oakmoss and vetiver.
Carolina Herrera Peccato Nobile turns pistachio, dark cocoa and Oud Assafi into an opulent new gourmand for the Herrera Confidential collection.
A warmer, fruitier and more magnetic Coco Mademoiselle arrives for the fragrance’s 25th anniversary — and this time, Olivier Polge writes the next chapter.
Thesaurus by The House of Oud is a dark, textured creation by Mark Buxton, where woods, spices and smoky nuances come together in an intriguing and unconventional composition.
Gucci Guilty Eau de Toilette Intense Pour Homme arrives with salt, lavender and smoky palo santo, giving the familiar line an unexpectedly mineral new direction.
Fugazzi Miauw Miauw is a playful new 2026 Eau de Parfum pairing roasted almond and milk with tuberose, vanilla, modern woods and musk.
Valentino Vendetta Uomo pairs sparkling Peruvian ginger with a cinnamon liquor accord and patchouli in a new woody-spicy Eau de Parfum by Marie Salamagne.
Dolce&Gabbana Your Devotion combines juicy Sicilian melon and mandarin with white flowers, vanilla milk and warm woods in a new fruity gourmand.
Giorgio Armani I Will introduces a new masculine fragrance pillar built around bright bergamot, aromatic lavender, dark vanilla and smoky woody leather.
Le Sel d’Issey Parfum pushes the line into darker territory, contrasting cold salt and seaweed with heated saffron, woods, amber and oakmoss.