Fragrances

Soleil Blanc is one of Tom Ford’s signature solar florals, blending bergamot, pistachio, cardamom, tuberose, ylang-ylang, jasmine, coconut, amber, tonka, and benzoin in a creamy sunlit structure. It feels luxurious, beachy, and unmistakably resort-glamorous.

Soleil Brûlant gives the Soleil family a hotter and richer amber-spice profile with orange blossom, black honey, woods, and resinous warmth. It feels sunnier and more golden than icy Soleil Neige, but denser than Soleil Blanc.

A bright citrus-white floral with grapefruit, kumquat, white flowers, white musk, and Mediterranean spices. It feels uplifting and breezy, like sun on skin and citrus peel in warm sea air.

Soleil de Feu gives the Soleil family a warmer amber-fruity radiance with a distinctly sun-drenched luxury feel. It feels richer and more glowing than the fresher Soleil flankers.

A deeper sunset variation of Soleil de Jeddah, moving the original golden desert idea toward incense, amber, iris, and vanilla. Bergamot, wild chamomile, incense, myrrh, orchid, amber, iris butter, styrax, Sumatra benzoin, vetiver, and Madagascan vanilla create a rich ambered glow. It feels voluptuous and evening-lit, like the last gold of the sun turning into resin and leathered vanilla.

A tropical gourmand variation of Soleil de Jeddah built around mango and creamy solar warmth. Mango, mandarin, chamomile, orange blossom, coconut sorbet, ylang-ylang, amber, fig, Siam benzoin, Bourbon vanilla absolute, iris butter, and sandalwood create a bright fruit opening over a smooth ambered base. It feels juicy, sunny, creamy, and more playful than the original, but still polished and luxurious.

A radiant oriental amber with a dry desert-gold personality. Lemon, wild chamomile, osmanthus, iris, amber, earthy facets, iris butter, Russian leather, and Madagascan vanilla create a warm but powdery glow. It feels sunlit, elegant, and textured, with citrus brightness giving way to suede, iris, amber, and dry golden heat.

A mimosa-and-citrus fragrance that feels golden, powdery, and bright without becoming old-fashioned. It suggests winter sunlight in the south of France, with soft yellow petals glowing against clean air.

A bright Italian-inspired citrus aromatic with mandarin, lime, petitgrain, bitter orange, rose, aquatic notes, patchouli, vetiver, cedar, ambergris, and musk. It feels sunny, crisp, and breezy, with a clean Mediterranean freshness over dry woods.

A richer extrait-style interpretation of Soleil Infidèle, amplifying the golden floral-amber warmth and turning the sunlit idea more opulent. Sweet brightness, flowers, woods, and musks become denser and more enveloping. It feels radiant, sensual, and more evening-ready than the original.

A sunny but unfaithful floral-amber fragrance, brightened with warm sweetness and softened by musks and woods. It has a golden skin quality, suggesting sunlit flowers, fruit, amber, and a slightly forbidden warmth. The effect is radiant and sensual rather than innocent.

Soleil Lunar gives the Soleil branch a softer and more moonlit mood, with a smoother and slightly more mysterious feminine warmth. It feels elegant and gently sensual.

Soleil Neige reinterprets the Soleil line in a cooler alpine direction, combining bergamot, carrot seeds, white florals, rose, benzoin, vanilla, and musk in a bright airy style. It feels polished, luminous, and cleaner than Soleil Blanc.

A sunny floral-woody fragrance with neroli, mandarin, cactus, almond blossom, and woods. It feels bright and dry rather than syrupy, with a warm solar glow and a slightly green, airy texture.

Soleil Vibrant lightens and brightens the Soleil line with more citrus and fruity freshness while keeping the same sunny femininity. It feels cheerful, polished, and easy to wear.

A bright 2026 fruity-chypre entry with mango and bergamot opening the composition in a sunny, juicy register. Pink pepper, ginger, and black currant add sparkle and bite, while white musk, patchouli, and amber give the drydown a clean modern structure. It feels energetic, radiant, and designed around a golden-fruit brightness.

A dark, modern oriental with a solid block of woods, amber, musk, and spice. It feels bold and sharply dressed, with a dense masculine-leaning trail rather than a soft sweet aura.

A sheer soliflore built around cactus orchid's airy floral character, balancing delicate petals with a faint green desert freshness. It feels translucent, unusual, and softly luminous rather than creamy or tropical. Dame later listed it among the retired original Soliflore perfumes.

A clean freesia soliflore with a bright watery-floral profile and a crisp, lightly soapy finish. It feels fresh, cheerful, and transparent, emphasizing the flower's airy springlike quality. Dame later listed it among the retired original Soliflore perfumes.

A photorealistic gardenia soliflore that leans creamy, white-floral, and gently green without becoming overly indolic. It captures the plush petal texture of gardenia while staying clean and wearable. The result is lush but controlled.