Photographed by Josh Olins, Vogue, August 20171/11
Photo Courtesy of saksfifthavenue.com2/11Catherine Piercy, Beauty Director“Prada Purple Rain is my go-to while it’s still sunny and a bit warm. Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille is comforting on dark and rainy days. Frédéric Malle’s Musc Ravageur, which has notes of musk, amber, bergamot, and cinnamon, smells truly unlike anything else—plus it comes in the most incredible body oil now, which smells as good as the perfume and stays on my skin all day. It’s like armor on a cold night. And anything by Liaison de Parfum, which is a small and incredibly special line of thoughtfully made perfumes that I save for big occasions. They’re made by a woman who loves women—and you can tell!” Frédéric Malle Musc Ravageur Parfum Spray, $192, saksfifthavenue.com
Photo: Courtesy of thedetoxmarket.com3/11Arden Fanning Andrews, Contributing Editor“I’m on a coast-to-coast cruise of handmade, natural fragrances that don’t just overpower my entire sweater wardrobe with the familiar. For day, a spritz of Los Feliz Botanicals’s Red Rocks Eau de Parfum is this smoky, earthy, Magic Mountain scent that fakes a trip outdoors. And for night, a little swipe of Burnin’ for You’s 1977 Discothèque Perfume Oil smells like an invitation to Bianca Jagger’s NYC disco dancehall dreams—even if I never actually make it out of my bathrobe.” Los Feliz Botanicals Red Rocks Eau de Parfum, $55, thedetoxmarket.com
Photo Courtesy of barneys.com4/11Lauren Mechling, Senior Editor“Like pretty much everyone else I know, I wear Le Labo’s Santal 33. Ever since late September, though, I have been cheating on it with Le Labo’s Thé Noir 29. My scent-obsessed neighbor, Liz Tortolani, a massage therapist who owns the amazing CityWell bathhouse in Brooklyn, turned me on to it. It starts out woodsy and intense, but it grows sweeter and lighter throughout the day—a bit, come to think of it, like the notion of fall itself, a season I wish would never end as the dark days of winter draw nearer.” Le Labo Thé Noir 29 Perfume, $180, barneys.com
Photo Courtesy of neimanmarcus.com5/11Jenna Rennert, Associate Beauty Editor“I’m obsessed with Creed’s White Amber right now. It’s the perfect transitional fall fragrance that’s not too sweet or light and makes you smell like you just stepped out of a really luxurious French laundry machine.” Creed White Amber, $545, neimanmarcus.com
Photo Courtesy of carnerbarcelona.com6/11Kirby Marzec, Senior Market Editor“My all-time favorite fall fragrance will forever be Carner Barcelona’s Cuirs. The scent is deep and earthy with notes of smoke and leather, which naturally reminds me of a musky bonfire on a farm upstate somewhere. It’s one of those colognes that lingers on your sweaters and coats and smells even better with some age!” Carner Barcelona Cuirs, $180, eshop.carnerbarcelona.com
Photo Courtesy of tomford.com7/11Edward Barsamian, Style Editor“I don’t stray too far from my Jo Malone Wood Sage & Sea Salt or Tom Ford tobacco-inspired scents, but Ford’s latest fragrance, Fucking Fabulous, is just that. No matter what mood I’m in, a spritz of that transforms me into a glossy human being ready to take on anything. In style, naturally.” Tom Ford Fucking Fabulous, $310, tomford.com
Photo Courtesy of barneys.com8/11Ella Riley-Adams, Living Editor“Now that my cinnamon-y summer requisite, Goldie’s Beach Bleach, has officially washed out of my hair, I’ve turned to Diptyque’s Geranium Odorata for fall. Its cedar undertones feel perfect for the season. When I want a more fruit-forward scent, I go for Journal Intime, which I picked up in the South of France.” Diptyque Geranium Odorata Roll-On, $48, barneys.com
Photo Courtesy of beautyencounter.com9/11Lauren Sanchez, Features Assistant“America’s oldest apothecary, C.O. Bigelow, has my chosen fall scent—Musk. Not a terribly romantic name, but paired with a cold night and a hot cup of mulled wine, you’ve made yourself a sultry combo. I once read Liv Tyler likes to put a dab in her belly button for unexpected longevity.” C.O. Bigelow Perfume Oil in Musk, $15, beautyencounter.com
Photo Courtesy of bondno9.com10/11Negar Mohammadi, Director of Brand Marketing“My fall fragrance is Nuits de Noho by Bond No. 9. I’ve worn it since I moved to New York 13 years ago—when I stumbled into the shop on Bond Street, was spritzed with a sample of the spicy fragrance, and immediately became hooked. It has a mysterious ‘what is that’ scent that is both sexy and sweet with its subtle hint of vanilla. I’m obsessed!” Bond No. 9 Nuits de Noho, $320, bondno9.com
Photo Courtesy of us.caudalie.com11/11Willow Lindley, Accessories Editor“My forever and always fragrance: Caudalie’s Thé des Vignes. It’s just perfect—super light and fresh with a little bit of musk.” Caudalie Thé des Vignes, $39, us.caudalie.com
