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Fashion Scents

  • Fashion Scents
    Upon hearing news of Kate Spade's upcoming fragrance, we started reminiscing about other noteworthy scents like Chanel No. 5, $62. Fun fact: Five was Coco's favorite number; this was the fifth version she tried on the fifth day of the fifth month.
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  • Fashion Scents
    Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, $57, named for Paris' Left Bank, was created for the designer in 1970. It was then updated in 2003 by Tom Ford after he took over the venerable French house.
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  • Fashion Scents
    Speaking of Tom Ford ... the ever controversial designer caused quite a stir with the launch of Tuscan Leather, $180. Many who sniffed it likened the aroma to a certain white powdery narcotic. File that under: things that make you go hmmm.
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  • Fashion Scents
    Is there anything more all-American than the completely iconic Polo Ralph Lauren, $70? Rugged, strong, sexy. We'll take that version of our country any old day.
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  • Fashion Scents
    Not for the faint of nose, Calvin Klein Obsession, $50, has a bold, take-no-prisoners vibe. But it's not like you'd expect something light and dainty to emerge from a decade whose motto was Greed is Good.
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  • Fashion Scents
    The Beatle progeny's first fragrance, Stella, $72, is as easy to wear as her clothing — and much more affordable. This is likely why the pretty mix of amber and rose notes was instantly as popular as one of her proud papa's greatest hits.
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  • The Most Iconic Designer Fragrances of All Time

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    Upon hearing news of Kate Spade's upcoming fragrance, we started reminiscing about other noteworthy scents like Chanel No. 5, $62. Fun fact: Five was Coco's favorite number; this was the fifth version she tried on the fifth day of the fifth month.

  • Yves Saint Laurent

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    Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, $57, named for Paris' Left Bank, was created for the designer in 1970. It was then updated in 2003 by Tom Ford after he took over the venerable French house.

  • Tom Ford

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    Speaking of Tom Ford ... the ever controversial designer caused quite a stir with the launch of Tuscan Leather, $180. Many who sniffed it likened the aroma to a certain white powdery narcotic. File that under: things that make you go hmmm.

  • Ralph Lauren

    4 of 6

    Is there anything more all-American than the completely iconic Polo Ralph Lauren, $70? Rugged, strong, sexy. We'll take that version of our country any old day.

  • Calvin Klein

    5 of 6

    Not for the faint of nose, Calvin Klein Obsession, $50, has a bold, take-no-prisoners vibe. But it's not like you'd expect something light and dainty to emerge from a decade whose motto was "Greed is Good."

  • Stella McCartney

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    The Beatle progeny's first fragrance, Stella, $72, is as easy to wear as her clothing — and much more affordable. This is likely why the pretty mix of amber and rose notes was instantly as popular as one of her proud papa's greatest hits.

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