Gourmand fragrances — perfumes with edible, dessert-like notes — are everywhere you turn, but Morillas predicts that this fall, we’ll have had our fill of strawberries, caramel, and Chantilly cream. “These notes are quite simple,” Morillas says, “but a perfume with true depth features a slight bitterness to it.” This is why fragrance brands are leaning towards slightly more unusual notes. “Think artichoke, herbs like thyme, grass such as vetiver, and plants like cypriol,” says Morillas — all of which add a herbaceous, mysterious edge to counteract the saccharine sweetness of popular notes like vanilla.

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