According to perfumer Aurelion Guichard, this fragrance is inspired by "the unique atmosphere of an early morning in the gardens of the Veneto when nature awakens" and truly, what more could you ask for in a perfume? It lives up to its inspiration well and we love the picturesque bottle almost as much as we love the fact that it's named after four-leaf clovers.
All of Pinrose's fragrances are gorgeous with their classically-shaped bottles and picture-perfect pale hues — but this one is especially pretty, what with the iridescent glitter suspended in the perfume itself. And once you apply, it looks as pretty on as it smells (especially since this is Secret Genius, one of the brand's best-loved scents, with a warm, vanilla-y sweetness that still feels fresh and light). Spray it on your collarbone or décolletage for maximum effect.
Looking for something entirely different? This fragrance is wholly unique, both in terms of scent and aesthetic. It's woodsy and green, though it's also got hints of vanilla to add in some sweetness.
With its modern take on a classic aesthetic, we count ourselves big fans of Aerin's fragrances. Each bottle is square, with a braided ribbon around the neck and a lid that looks like a precious stone (in this case, the topper is copper). Eclat de Vert is one of the brand's newer fragrances and it's definitely a keeper — inspired by the South of France, this perfume combines notes of magnolia and jasmine, along with a woody greenness that keeps it fresh and unexpected.
Ever wanted a perfume that looks (and smells) like a diamond? Well, who better than Cartier to provide that service for you? Just like Tiffany's fragrance, this bottle is almost ridiculously elegant and classic — and so is the perfume housed inside.
