Some fragrances outlast seasonal trends and stay popular for decades. These ten well-known designer and niche fragrances are a great place to start or grow a collection.
1. Guy Laroche Drakkar Noir (1982)
A benchmark aromatic fougère. Built on lavender, coriander, juniper and oakmoss, Drakkar Noir remains a classic masculine signature.
2. Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue (2001)
A bright celebration of Mediterranean sunshine. Sicilian lemon, green apple, cedar and white rose capture the feel of summer by the sea. Explore Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue in our shop.
3. Davidoff Cool Water (1988)
Composed by perfumer Pierre Bourdon, Cool Water helped popularize fresh aquatic fragrances for men with its mint, marine and amber accords. It is still a favorite today.
4. Calvin Klein CK One (1994)
One of the best-known shared fragrances. Green tea, papaya, bergamot and sheer musk come together in CK One, a clean, easy-to-wear classic.
5. Calvin Klein Eternity Moment (2004)
A romantic blend of water lily, pink peony and raspberry. Eternity Moment is soft, fruity and floral.
6. Carolina Herrera Good Girl (2016)
Known for its stiletto-shaped bottle, this fragrance contrasts tuberose and jasmine with roasted tonka bean and cocoa.
7. 4711 Original Eau de Cologne (1792)
Made in Cologne, Germany for over two centuries, 4711 is one of the oldest citrus colognes still sold today. Refreshing, historic and uplifting.
8. Afnan Supremacy Collector's Edition (2020)
A bold modern blend featuring pineapple, smoky birch and ambergris notes.
9. Calvin Klein CK Be (1996)
An intimate, sensual blend of white peach, magnolia, lavender, and sandalwood that invites closeness rather than demanding distance.
10. Alfred Sung Sung Pour Femme (1986)
A classic white floral featuring ylang-ylang, hyacinth and jasmine over sandalwood and vetiver.
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