Fragrances

A rose-toned Les Essentiels feminine with bright fruit, soft petals, and a musky-amber base. It feels modern, glossy, and sweetly floral, using rose as an elegant accent rather than a heavy vintage centerpiece.

A neon woody-floral with eucalyptus, clary sage, mandarin, pineapple, narcissus, tuberose, sea air, cade, guaiac wood, cypriol, musk, and heliotrope. It feels sunlit and cinematic, mixing aromatic California breeze with smoky woods and a creamy tropical floral glow.

Los Angeles is a destination-style perfume in the Art Collection, suggesting bright fruit, sun-warmed florals, and an easy modern musk. It feels polished and atmospheric, more like a travel sketch than a literal postcard.

A limited Oscar-themed feminine scent with a glamorous red-carpet mood: luminous flowers, polished fruit, soft woods, musk, and ambered warmth. It feels dressed-up and celebratory, designed more for elegance and occasion than casual freshness.

A limited Oscar-themed masculine with citrus, herbs, spice, woods, leather, musk, and ambergris. It feels polished and formal, with a tailored evening-wear character and a smooth Roja-style base.

A city-inspired floral-green scent with tart freshness, petals, and a smooth musky dry-down. It feels modern and slightly wistful, polished but not overly formal.

A whimsical but very polished soft floral inspired by Alice in Wonderland: bergamot, ambrette, clary sage, black pepper, carrot, orris, English tea, white roses, sandalwood, broom absolute, and steamed-milk accord. It smells like tea, powder, pale florals, carrot sweetness, and warm milk, creating a dreamy comfort scent that still has Masque's odd, storybook tension.

A fresh woody-floral fragrance with apple, blackcurrant leaf, rhubarb, Italian bergamot, freesia, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley, orris concrete, ambergris, maté absolute, and vanilla orchid. It opens crisp, green, and tart, then softens into clean florals and a smooth woody-musky base. It feels adventurous, cool, and casually elegant.

Lost Cherry is a sweet boozy gourmand built around black cherry, bitter almond, cherry liqueur, Turkish rose, jasmine sambac, tonka, vanilla, sandalwood, cedar, and vetiver. It feels lush, playful, and highly stylized rather than naturalistic.

A 2024 gourmand-amber with blood orange, bitter orange, rum, mandarin, sugar, butter, caramel, spice, woods, vanilla, musk, and ambergris. It feels decadent and pastry-warm but still polished, like a luxury dessert wrapped in Paris nightlife.

A plush rose fragrance with Turkish rose, Bulgarian centifolia rose, rose essence, rosewood, rose geranium, pink grapefruit, raspberry, violet, patchouli, and sandalwood. It is fuller and more sensual than Rosenlust, with ripe fruit and warm woods giving the rose a lush garden-labyrinth character.

A modern green-floral with rhubarb-like tartness, rose, and a crisp city-garden freshness. It feels bright and slightly angular, balancing urban energy with a fresh botanical heart.

A later Lost Paradise entry that appears as a distinct 2025 release in directory coverage. It keeps the lost-island mood of fruit, florals, warmth, and sensual musks, but feels more current and rounded, with a cleaner gourmand-tropical glow. It is lush, inviting, and easiergoing than the brand's darkest orientals.

A warm exotic fragrance with the feeling of tropical fruit, flowers, amber, and musks viewed through a darker niche lens. It is sunny, but not simple: sweetness and brightness sit against a smooth resinous base. The mood is languid, sensual, and escape-oriented, like a paradise remembered after nightfall.

A curious aromatic-spicy tea scent that mixes juniper, fig leaf, grapefruit, black tea, fig milk, ambergris, and warm woods into something both brisk and creamy. It feels exploratory and quietly eccentric, like a gentleman’s cabin stocked with tea, spice, and strange fruits from afar.

A green watery fragrance with lotus, bamboo-like freshness, pale florals, and soft musk. It feels calm, clean, and spa-like, suggesting cool stems, watery petals, and a transparent natural dry-down suited to easy daily wear.

A white-lotus fragrance with clean watery florals, soft musk, and a gentle botanical base. It feels serene, bright, and minimalist, with a pale floral freshness that reads more meditative and airy than sweet or dramatic.

A limited floral meditation built around vintage pink lotus, vintage blue lotus, champaca, frangipani, jasmine, rose, iris, and a botanical musk accord. It feels serene and luminous, more spiritual than decorative, with watery lotus petals, creamy tropical flowers, and a soft musky radiance. The official page describes it as a limited edition that will not be reproducible once sold out.

Loud for Her turns the line toward a brighter and more stylized youthful floral with a playful modern edge. It feels trend-aware, colorful, and more fashion-driven than the earlier fresher Hilfiger scents.

Loud for Him is one of the more unusual Tommy Hilfiger men’s releases, centered on rose with patchouli and tobacco for a modern masculine floral feel. It feels smooth, stylish, and more distinctive than the house’s standard sporty-fresh offerings.