New Mood-Boosting Fragrances Everyone Will be Wearing This Fall

Burberry Her London Dream Eau de Parfum ($97)

Feminine without any powdery finish, the fourth edition of Burberry’s classic juice smells like a sun-drenched morning, bursting with sparkling lemon and ginger, and balanced with soft peony and rose.

Chanel Coco Mademoiselle L’Eau Priveée ($125)

This delicate interpretation of the classic Coco Mademoiselle was designed to add a layer of sensuality to private, behind-closed-door moments. Whether worn in the bedroom or as a signature fragrance, expect the same musk-meets-floral notes we’ve come to love now in a softer finish.

KKW Fragrance Sapphire ($40)

Best paired with your favorite cashmere, this cozy scent features the ultimate dry-down trifecta of yummy vanilla, rich tonka bean and sultry sandalwood.

Gucci Bloom Profumo di Fiori ($130)

The familiar jasmine and tuberose base found in the original Bloom Eau de Parfum is now paired with ylang ylang and sandalwood for a slightly brighter variation of the musky favorite.

Jo Malone Fig & Lotus Flower Cologne ($142)

For the woman who can’t choose just one scent, this lotus– and neroli-infused juice is the perfect marriage of fresh florals and creamy, woodsy notes.

Maison Francis Kurkdjian L’Homme À la Rose ($275)

The ultimate unisex floral, this cologne was designed as a “rose for men.” Brimming with grapefruit and rose and anchored in a woody accord, this scent is equal parts fresh, radiant and masculine.

Perfect by Marc Jacobs ($128)

The picture-perfect bottle isn’t the only eclectic piece of this fragrance puzzle. Juicy rhubarb and daffodil brighten up the scent while almond milk and cedarwood bring on the cozy factor.