Good Girl Blush is soft and luminous, built around delicate florals and a warm, powdery finish that feels effortless on the skin. Where the original Good Girl leans into drama and contrast, Blush takes a gentler route—lighter, more romantic and surprisingly versatile. It opens with a freshness that settles beautifully into a creamy, skin-close warmth that lasts throughout the day. Light enough for everyday wear but with enough depth to carry into the evening, it's the kind of scent that's quietly memorable.

This intense edition leans into warm spice and smooth woody notes, layering them in a way that feels grounded and considered rather than overpowering. There's a sophistication to how it unfolds—the opening has energy, but as it settles into the skin, it becomes something warmer and more textured. It wears well throughout the day and genuinely gets better with time, making it a solid choice for anyone who prefers their fragrance on the warmer, more substantial side.

If you are looking for the brisk touch of mandarin, mint oil and Italian lemon to keep you refreshed all day, all roads will only lead to Versace’s Eros EDT. Doused in the sparkling hues of the Mediterranean Sea, the zesty fragrance offers a lower concentration than most eau de parfums to ensure that the scent doesn’t get cloying as the day goes on.

Eros opens with a fresh, invigorating burst of mint and green apple before gradually settling into a warmer base of tonka bean and cedarwood. It's a fragrance with real range—energetic and crisp up top, but with enough warmth in the base to keep it from feeling too light. It wears well in the daytime but transitions easily into the evening without missing a beat. For those who like a fragrance that's present without being aggressive, Eros strikes that balance well.

The Elixir is a more concentrated, more intense interpretation of the iconic 1Million. The sweetness that the original is known for is still very much part of the picture, but here it's grounded by deeper, darker notes of wood and leather that add a more complex, mature character. It's a fragrance that commands a bit of attention, so a little goes a long way. Best suited for cooler weather and evenings, when those richer base notes really get the chance to shine.

This bestselling scent is bold, sensual and effortlessly chic. French lavender pairs with zesty orange blossom to create a modern fruity-floral fragrance with depth. A sweet base of vanilla and musk ensures it lingers beautifully. Perfect for night-outs, special occasions or any time you need a pick-me-up moment.

Our data analyst Mansi says, “A friend put me onto this fragrance and I haven’t looked back since. It’s a classic YSL scent—sweet, floral, with just the right touch of earthiness. You really get the black currant, lavender and cedar with every spritz. It’s super lightweight too. I love it.”

Libre is one of those rare scents that feels both bold and wearable. Lavender gives it a crisp, aromatic lift, while orange blossom and vanilla add a softness that never veers into gourmand. What makes it stand out is its balance. It’s structured but never rigid, floral without being delicate. If you’re after a scent that’s equal parts confidence and ease, Libre is a strong contender. It transitions beautifully from day to night and is one of those fragrances that smells just as good on your scarf two days later.

Mitali Shah, Editorial

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This is my “I’ve got it together” perfume. It makes me feel sharper, even when my morning starts in a rush. The lavender gives it a crisp, clean edge and then the vanilla and orange blossom mellow it out just enough to make it feel warm. It’s that perfect mix of strength and softness that works for everything—meetings, dinners, whatever the day throws at me. I like that it doesn’t scream for attention but still makes you feel instantly more put-together, like a really good outfit you didn’t overthink.

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For those who prefer their fragrance to have a little more presence. Libre opens with mandarin and black currant before settling into lavender, jasmine and orange blossom at the heart. Vanilla, musk and cedar round out the base with warmth and quiet depth. It's bold enough to feel memorable, refined enough to wear daily. That balance is what makes it work.

Megha Sharma, Editorial

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“I spritzed YSL Libre once at the counter and bought it the same day. It’s this really interesting mix of lavender and orange blossom that somehow manages to be bold and feminine at the same time. It lasts all day, projects beautifully and every single time I wear it someone asks me what I’m wearing. I’ve been thinking about a backup for months and the sale is the sign I’ve been waiting for. I’m not running out of this one.”

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Libre is built around an interesting contrast—lavender paired with Moroccan orange blossom— that comes together far more seamlessly than it might suggest on paper. The result is warm and floral without being predictable, carrying a sense of ease that makes it work across a surprising range of occasions. The dry-down is smooth and long-lasting, gradually revealing a soft, musky warmth that stays close to the skin.

A warmer, more enveloping interpretation of the Prada original. Iris and sandalwood sit at the centre, softened by a hint of vanilla that adds just enough richness without tipping into sweetness. It's understated in the best sense—not a fragrance that announces itself the moment you walk into a room, but one that people find themselves noticing and wanting to place. The sillage is restrained, keeping it close to the skin and making it feel distinctly personal. For those who appreciate a fragrance with real depth that doesn't need to make a lot of noise about it, this one is well worth trying.

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