Fragrance trends change with the weather and with the culture. Let’s Explore 12 Seasonal Fragrance Picks from Around the World which will give you an insight to choose a good fragrance for you. A scent that is loved in Japan during spring might be completely different from what’s trending in Brazil’s summer. This guide takes you through seasonal scent preferences around the world, helping you find a signature fragrance for every mood and month.
Explore how the world smells through the seasons, from fresh florals in France to spicy warmth in the Middle East.
Spring seasonal fragrance: Fresh, Floral & Romantic
France: Classic Rose & Powdery Notes
French spring perfumes often feature grass rose, violet, and iris delicate, clean, and timeless.
Popular scents to look for are:
Rose petals, powdery musk, Hints of citrus (bergamot) and amber and woody fragrances
When we talk about French perfumes the name come to mind are Chanel, Saint Laurent, Diptyque, and Dior are the top choices.
Japan: Aromas Inspired by Sakura
Japanese perfume companies are renowned for their emphasis on premium materials and brand ideologies in addition to their sophisticated scents. Each brand offers unique fragrance blends that are painstakingly created by the brand, whether they are more expensive labels like Aux Paradis, çanoma, Di Ser, and Shiro, or more affordable brands like Fiancée, Vasilisa, and Fernanda.
Summer: Tropical, Fruity, and Bright
Summer: Tropical, Fruity, and Bright
Brazil: Citrus, Coconut, and Sensuality
Summertime in Brazil is synonymous with beach feelings; the aromas are warm, fruity, and fun. Brazil has its own fragrance brands, such as Natura, Granao, Phebo, and O boticário. Unisex gourmands are also famous, which means sweet scents with strong food elements, like honey, vanilla, chocolate, marshmallows, caramel, coconut milk, passionfruit, and guava
Warm vanilla. Brazil is the second largest market for perfumes.
USA: Fresh & Fruity
Summer scents in the U.S. blend fun and freshness, ideal for festivals and beach trips.
Popular essences are melon, peach & apple and marine/aquatic if we talk about the perfumes made of herbs, flowers, leaves, Sandalwood, benzoin, ethyl acetate, etc are the top essences to look for. The top brands to look for are Ariana Grande, Calvin cline, Elizabeth Arden, Tom Ford, Estée Lauder, Ralph Lauren and Marc Jacob are the famous brands to try.
UK: Woody & Mossy Notes
There are some of the most exquisite scents in the world, but at the moment, British perfume companies seem particularly unique. In reality, the UK has been at the forefront of scent throughout 2023, both in terms of brands and our innovative tastes. Brits are famous for their brilliant brands those rely on British ingredients grown on British soil. Lime, basil, English pear, feeesia, peony and blush suede. The best brands to look for are Floris London, Miller Harris, Roja perfumes,jo Melone, and many more.
Winter: Deep, Bold & Cosy
Middle East: Oud & Incense
In the Middle East, fragrance is a tradition and winter calls for intense, luxurious scents. These perfumes are famous for long lasting scents, featuring rich notes like oud, musk, rose, saffron and spices. Arabian oud, Abdul Samad Al Qurashi, Swiss Arabian, Rassie, Ajmal perfumes are a few famous brands to look for.
The western world is now getting more indulge into Arabian fragrances which have long lasting smells and calming essences.
Russia: Leathery & Powdery Florals
Russian winter scents are bold, dramatic, and long-lasting, often with vintage flair with deep powdery, or floral notes. Use of classic aldehydes, herbal blends and animalic mask. Russian brands often less commercial than western or Middle Eastern Prince more artisanal or nostalgic. Russian perfumes are more understood and traditional. The best brands to try out are Red Moscow, Lilly of the valley, chypre, and Brocard.
