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Winter\u2019s Top Fragrance Trends Include Not-Too-Sweet Treats & Cozy Musks<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Perhaps I just wasn\u2019t tapped in enough at the time, but when I was growing up, it felt like there were only three options for winter fragrances<\/a>: sweet, sweeter, and too strong. There were saccharine impressions of gingerbread cookies, classic scents from storied brands that felt a little… let\u2019s say old-fashioned<\/em>, and not much in between. But fragrance has grown in just about every way since then \u2014 from technology and preferences to its role in the larger culture \u2014 and unsurprisingly, fragrance offerings have, too. One need look no further than the fragrance trends of winter 2027<\/a> for proof. <\/p>\n

The season\u2019s biggest trend? The skin you\u2019re in. Or an elevated version of it; think light, cozy, and slightly animalic fragrances that layer well and enhance your natural scent. \u201cDuring winter, I think these warm, musky fragrances<\/a> are especially appealing because they offer a sense of comfort without the sweetness or heaviness traditionally associated with cold-weather perfumes,\u201d says Funmi Monet<\/a>, founder of Influxious<\/a> and an ISIPCA-certified fragrance expert. “There’s something very luxurious about a fragrance that smells like freshly moisturized skin, an expensive sweater, and a really good hug.\u201d<\/p>\n

That\u2019s not to say sweet scents are on the outs. Gourmands<\/a>, ever the star of the season, are remaining front and center, albeit with more elevated profiles. Vanilla, arguably the most gourmand gourmand of them all, isn\u2019t going anywhere, either \u2014 as the category\u2019s equivalent of the perfect white T-shirt, it makes for a great foundational piece in a bespoke combo.<\/p>\n

Also trending are more unique fragrance notes \u2014 like petrichor and olive \u2014 that you might not know you love until you try them, as well as unusual pairings (think leather and chocolate or ambergris and pink pepper). As Monet notes, \u201cNot every perfume needs to be universally likable. Sometimes the most memorable fragrances are the ones that make a statement.\u201d<\/p>\n

Read on to learn all about the top fragrance trends of winter 2027.<\/p>\n

Skin Is In<\/h2>\n

If there was one unanimously agreed-upon trend, it was sensual, skin-like scents. \u201cWhile bold, statement-making fragrances will always have an audience, I’m seeing a growing appreciation for softer, more intimate fragrances that create what I call the \u2018cashmere<\/a> effect,\u2019\u201d says Monet. Think of these as the \u201c\u2018your skin, but enhanced\u2019\u201d scents, says Amandine Pallez<\/a>, global creative director for Bvlgari Fragrances<\/a>; like a quality fabric that conforms to your contours. \u201cThe appeal is not simply smelling clean \u2014 it is a fragrance that feels personal, tactile, and discoverable at close range.\u201d<\/p>\n

Notes-wise, think musk \u2014 particularly skin musks \u2014 creamy woods, sandalwood, ambrette, cashmere, and iris. \u201cEven aldehydes are making a comeback in this scent profile,\u201d says fragrance content creator Paul Fino<\/a>. These scents aren\u2019t \u201cclean in the traditional soapy or fresh-laundry sense,\u201d explains Monet. \u201cI’m talking about… the kind of scent that makes somebody lean in a little closer because they want to figure out what smells so good.\u201d (And, as a bonus for the fragrance layering aficionados: These scents tend to play well with others, too.)<\/p>\n

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