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Marbella
Carner Barcelona
Release year:
2020
A floral-fruity fragrance with a glamorous coastal-resort personality. Juicy brightness and bright florals sit over a smooth musky base, giving it a polished holiday glow: sunny, feminine-leaning, and more elegant than sugary.
Marbella
Al-Jazeera Perfumes
Release year:
2021
Marbella is a Summer Collection fragrance with bright Mediterranean freshness, soft fruit or citrus, clean musk, and sun-warmed woods. It feels relaxed, warm-weather friendly, and easier-going than the heavier oud lines.
Marché aux Fleurs
Fragonard
Release year:
2010
A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Marché aux Fleurs as the main color while surrounding it with the house's soft freshness and refined musky warmth. It feels natural, decorative, and luminous, more like a carefully arranged bouquet than a heavy abstract perfume.
Marc Jacobs
Marc Jacobs
Release year:
2001
The original Marc Jacobs fragrance is a soft fig-forward floral with a smooth green-woody structure and an understated minimalist elegance. It feels calm, polished, and more refined than flashy, fitting the designer’s early aesthetic especially well.
Marc Jacobs for Men
Marc Jacobs
Release year:
2002
Marc Jacobs for Men is one of the more distinctive men’s designers of the early 2000s, pairing fig leaf, spices, aquatic notes, woods, and moss in a smooth, tailored masculine style. It feels elegant, modern, and quietly sensual rather than loud.
Mare
Slumberhouse
Release year:
2013
A dark green, damp, slightly swampy composition with a sweet undercurrent that never fully brightens the mood. It feels vegetal, shadowed, and humid, like overgrown ground cover, wet stems, and hidden sweetness beneath the surface.
Maremma
Tiziana Terenzi
Release year:
2013
A dark Tuscan leather-woods composition with citrus, herbs, black fruit, honeyed florals, oud-like wood, cocoa, amber, and a dry animalic base. It feels earthy and dramatic, like countryside air over leather, bitter greenery, dark soil, and smoky warmth.
Maremosso / Upheaval
Acqua di Portofino
Release year:
2024
A fresh marine aromatic with grapefruit, black currant, rosemary, sea notes, water lily, Damask rose, lavender, basil, cedar, sandalwood, ambrette, and musk. It is the stormier side of the line: brisk, wave-like, herbal, and woody-musky rather than sweet or tropical.
Marem Perfume / Marem Eau de Parfum
Caswell-Massey
Release year:
2023
A chypre-floral with red currant, neroli, rose, eucalyptus, amber, and cedarwood that feels dramatic but never overdone. It balances an old-Hollywood floral glamour with a cooler modern structure, so the result feels bold, stylish, and unusually self-possessed.
Mare Nostrum TETI
Lorenzo Villoresi
Release year:
2025
A newer floral-fruity marine-inspired scent with wild berries, mandarin, magnolia, lily of the valley, blackcurrant, peach, mimosa, jasmine, and orange blossom. It feels bright and smiling, softer and fruitier than Aura Maris, with an easy sunlit elegance.
Marescialla
Santa Maria Novella
Release year:
1828
A classic woody chypre with citrus, mace, cedar, rose, oakmoss, patchouli, and sandalwood. It feels stern, dry, and old-world in a satisfying way, more historical apothecary cologne than modern casual freshness.
Marfa
Memo Paris
Release year:
2016
A luminous tuberose fragrance inspired by the strange magnetism of Marfa, Texas. Orange blossom, tuberose, agave, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, cedar, vanilla, and musk create a white-floral glow that is creamy, airy, and almost hypnotic rather than old-fashioned.
Marfa Oud
Memo Paris
Release year:
2023
A darker oud-tinged counterpart to Marfa, keeping the tuberose glow while adding deeper woods, spice, and smoky richness. The result feels more nocturnal and opulent than the original: white flowers under a desert sky, warmed by oud and resinous shadows.
Marfa Spices
Memo Paris
Release year:
2017
A spiced variation on Marfa that pushes the desert tuberose into warmer territory. Orange blossom, tuberose, cardamom, spice, and clean musks create a more glowing and textured version of the original's white-floral aura. It feels sunny, dry, and sensually floral.
Margarita
Demeter Fragrance
Release year:
—
Margarita leans into citrus brightness and a lightly salty boozy edge, giving it a sunnier and more tropical cocktail profile than the drier martini scents. It feels playful and vacation-friendly.
Marha Pour Homme
Rasasi
Release year:
2022
A fresh spicy masculine with citrus, herbs, woods, musk, and amber. It feels crisp and casual, with a straightforward clean opening and a smooth woody-musky finish.
Maria Perello
Henry Jacques
Release year:
2022
A graceful Mediterranean floral created within the In All Intimacy project, shaped around luminous flowers, citrus brightness, and soft sandalwood-like warmth. It feels elegant, intimate, and quietly romantic.
Mariduci
Fabio Lo Coco
Release year:
2021
A floral aquatic fragrance with water notes, ylang-ylang, dates, plum, jasmine, and galbanum. It opens watery, green, and lightly sweet, then moves into a soft yellow-floral heart where ylang-ylang and jasmine meet the darker fruitiness of dates and plum. Galbanum gives the composition a crisp green counterpoint, keeping the sweetness fresh, airy, and slightly unusual.
Marina
Mazzolari
Release year:
2000
A fresh fragrance with green and marine facets softened by floral and musky warmth. It suggests sea air and clean vegetation without becoming overly aquatic, keeping a refined and slightly creamy Italian freshness.
Marine
Jovoy Paris
Release year:
2007
Part of the early Les 7 Parfums Capitaux collection, Marine is a clean aquatic masculine with sea-breeze freshness, light woods, and a restrained aromatic base. It feels airy, casual, and transparent, representing the marine family more than chasing density or sweetness.