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Festive Fantasy
Britney Spears
Release year:
2020
Festive Fantasy leans into celebratory sweetness with a polished fruity-gourmand style that feels bright and seasonal. It is playful and easy to enjoy rather than especially deep.
Fêtes Persanes
MDCI Parfumes
Release year:
2016
A spicy rose-woody amber where bergamot, black pepper, and elemi open the door to cardamom, cinnamon, clove, and rose before soft white musks, guaiac, cedar, patchouli, and vanilla round the edges. It feels elegant and warm with an almost festive glow, moving from sparkle to softness without losing refinement.
Fetish Pour Femme
ROJA
Release year:
2012
A feminine leather-chypre with citrus, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, patchouli, oakmoss, castoreum, leather, vanilla, and ambergris. It feels polished but provocative, with a glamorous floral heart pulled toward a darker leathery base.
Fetish Pour Homme
ROJA
Release year:
2012
A leather-chypre masculine with citrus, pepper, fig, jasmine, neroli, leather, castoreum, labdanum, oakmoss, patchouli, vetiver, and woods. It feels sharper and more provocative than a simple suede scent: green, dry, smoky, animalic, and dressed in the formal polish typical of Roja.
Feuilles de Tabac
Miller Harris
Release year:
2000
A classic Miller Harris tobacco fragrance built around tobacco leaf, patchouli, cascarilla oil, spice, and dry woods. It feels warm, leafy, aromatic, and gently smoky, more like a gentleman's study or a cedar humidor than a sweet modern tobacco gourmand.
Feuille Verte
Creed
Release year:
2006
A green-leafy Creed floral with a fresher and more transparent feel than the house’s richer bouquets. It feels clean, botanical, and softly elegant.
Feu Secret
FZOTIC
Release year:
2017
A cool-warm iris and spice fragrance where orris, turmeric, pink pepper, eucalyptus, birch, Himalayan cedar, spruce, and smoke create a hidden-fire effect. It starts brisk and aromatic, then turns powdery, woody, and embered. The result feels austere but glowing, like cold minerals and dry woods warmed from within.
Fève Délicieuse
Dior
Release year:
2015
Fève Délicieuse is a rich vanilla-tonka-praline Maison Christian Dior gourmand with a silky warm finish. It feels indulgent and plush, but still refined rather than sticky.
Fever
Aaron Terence Hughes
Release year:
2024
A warm plum-vanilla gourmand with saffron, bitter almond, amber, tonka, honey, sandalwood, musk, and soft spice. It feels sensual and syrupy without becoming childish, with a rich fruit-and-amber glow over a smooth creamy base.
Fève Tonka de Canaima
Boucheron
Release year:
2022
This collection entry centers tonka in a rich, softly sweet, elegant style, pairing warmth and polish rather than sheer gourmand weight. It feels plush and luxurious with a gentle exotic accent.
F# / F-Sharp
Fabergé
Release year:
1959
A late-1950s fragrance with a musical, modernist name and a crisp cologne-like character. It likely used bright aromatics, clean woods, and a polished musky base to create a sharp but wearable impression. It feels stylish and mid-century, more streamlined and energetic than the heavier romantic florals.
Fiamma
Moresque
Release year:
2016
A warm Gold Collection fragrance built around the idea of flame, with spice, amber, and woods creating a glowing, heated effect. It opens with energy and gradually melts into a softer resinous base. The fragrance feels sensual and enveloping, like a controlled blaze rather than smoke, with polished sweetness underneath the heat.
Fiamma
Salvatore Ferragamo
Release year:
2025
Fiamma is one of the newest Ferragamo women’s pillars, an oriental floral built around white pear, gardenia, spices, and amber. It feels modern, warm, and more polished than sugary, with a quietly luxurious finish.
Fico Pesca
Luciano Soprani
Release year:
2014
Fico Pesca turns the line toward a softer fruity Mediterranean mood with fig and peach tones creating a breezy but polished impression. It feels light, modern, and especially nice in warm weather.
Ficus in Fabula - Limited Edition
Lorenzo Pazzaglia
Release year:
2021
A fig-focused limited edition with green leaves, milky fruit, woody shade, and a slightly creamy botanical body. It feels more storybook and textured than a simple fig scent, with the fruit appearing alongside bark, sap, and warm skin. The composition is sensual, green, and slightly whimsical, like a fig tree turned into a fable.
Fidelis
Histoire de Parfums
Release year:
2015
A rose-saffron-oud amber with a glowing, polished sweetness that feels luxurious without tipping into syrup. It wears like pink gold turned into scent, with warmth, spice, and floral depth all moving together.
FiDi
Bond No. 9
Release year:
2019
A city-inspired Bond No. 9 scent with a polished urban profile, balancing freshness, woods, and a smooth designer-like finish. It feels modern, stylish, and built to wear easily in a busy daytime-to-evening routine.
Fields of Provence
MadHat Scents
Release year:
2019
An aromatic field fragrance with a Provençal herbal-floral feel. Lavender-like herbs, dry grasses, sun-warmed air, pale woods, and musks create a rustic countryside impression. It feels airy and golden, with an herbal calm rather than a sweet floral profile.
Fields of Rubus
Kerosene
Release year:
2012
A rich berry-patchouli fragrance with raspberry sweetness, green edges, and a surprisingly warm vanilla depth underneath. It feels more textured and autumnal than a simple fruit scent, as though jammy berries had been brushed across leaves, soil, and soft amber.
Fields of Seville
MadHat Scents
Release year:
2019
A Mediterranean citrus-field fragrance with orange-toned brightness, herbs, dry woods, and sunlit warmth. It feels fresher and more open than the house's smoky work, but still textured enough to avoid smelling like a simple orange cologne. The mood is bright, breezy, and gently rustic.