Fragrances

A fresh marine-aromatic fragrance with iodine, basil, mandarin orange, pink pepper, orange, anise, sand lily, sea notes, lavender, patchouli, ambergris, vetiver, cedar, and musk. It opens salty, citrusy, and herbal, with iodine and basil giving it a realistic coastal breeze effect. The heart is airy and floral-marine, while the base adds patchouli, vetiver, cedar, and musky ambergris warmth. It feels like bright sea air over Mediterranean vegetation.

A crisp aromatic-citrus fragrance with mandarin, pepper, neroli, and a clean vetiver-musk structure. It feels modern, bright, and sharply groomed, with a metallic freshness that suits the name.

Météorites Le Parfum turns the famous powder pearls into fragrance form, with violet, iris, and soft musks creating a pastel cloud effect. It feels airy, cosmetic, and gently magical.

A 2025 fresh-woody fragrance where lavender, crisp apple, vetiver, and warm musk create a clean modern signature. It feels effortlessly distinct, sitting between aromatic freshness and soft woody warmth.

An early regional Americana scent with red earth, dry woods, and a coastal New England roughness. It feels raw and slightly strange, like weathered boats, leaves, and old wooden houses.

A citrus-aromatic floral with white peach, orange oil, yellow mandarin, sage, jasmine, neroli, Madagascar ylang-ylang, lavender, patchouli, cedar, and nutmeg. It feels like a bright Tuscan morning: fruity and golden at first, then more herbal, floral, and softly spicy as it settles. The drydown is clean and woody, with patchouli and cedar giving the sunny opening a grounded finish.

Miami Blossom is a pineapple-watermelon-jasmine summer Escada with a glossy pink-tropical mood and a soft musky finish. It feels playful and very vacation-minded.

Miami Glow gives the Glow family a beachy tropical spin with coconut-sunshine softness and an easy vacation mood. It feels warm, playful, and summery without losing the line’s casual femininity.

A tropical-leaning fresh masculine that suggests heat, sea air, and casual summer wear. It feels light, bright, and easygoing.

A sunny fruity-floral with a vacation mood and broad mainstream appeal. It feels bright, soft, and cheerful.

A warmer and darker Miami flanker that adds more depth beneath the summery surface. It feels more evening-capable than the standard Miami release.

A creamy fruity gourmand with strawberry-milkshake energy, airy sweetness, vanilla comfort, and a soft musky finish. It feels fun and nostalgic, but polished enough to remain a perfume rather than a literal dessert drink.

An edgy white-oud fragrance with green banana, burnt caramel, white oud, and a trio of labdanum materials. The banana gives the opening a pop-art strangeness, while caramel and labdanum pull it into a darker, resinous sweetness. It feels colorful and rebellious, balancing playful fruit with smoky depth and a warm oud-like shadow.

Michael for Men is one of the stronger early-2000s designer masculines, pairing tobacco, suede, spices, and woods in a rich but polished style. It feels warm, refined, and quietly luxurious rather than loud or aggressively modern.

Pour Femme is the modern 2024 women’s pillar, blending fruity brightness, florals, musk, vanilla, and patchouli in a sleek polished structure. It feels current, glamorous, and cleaner in profile than the older tuberose-driven original.

Pour Femme Absolu continues the new Michael Kors pillar in a richer and more refined direction, adding greater warmth and density to the polished floral-feminine structure. It feels more concentrated and more evening-ready than the 2024 original.

Pour Homme is the 2024 masculine counterpart, offering a modern aromatic-spicy profile with a lightly aquatic tone and a smooth amber-woody base. It feels fresh, contemporary, and broadly wearable.

Pour Homme Absolu deepens the 2024 Pour Homme with a smoother and more saturated masculine profile. It feels richer, more polished, and slightly more formal than the fresher original release.

The original Michael Kors women’s fragrance is a rich white-floral built around tuberose, freesia, peony, and soft woods, with a creamy almost sunlit texture. It feels polished, glamorous, and more luxe than playful.

A special collaborative fragrance with a gourmand-inflected luxury mood, suggesting spice, polished sweetness, woods, and an elegant culinary richness. It feels composed and indulgent, more like a fine dining atmosphere than a simple dessert scent.