Guess what? There are three main scents that work well with the cool, damp and moody scenes of fall. The dry and deep scent of wood and musk. The warmth of spices. And the coziness of sweets that reminds you of hot chocolates and vanilla frosted candies for the holidays. The fall aesthetic as we say it now for the e-girls and boys revolves around both story telling and the need for tangible warmth and comfort for the cold seasons of November to December.

Key notes for your perfumes: heady amber and vanilla, and earthy moss and leather

Styling: Knits and Jackets, Everyday-casual, office wearing, lounge wearing

When it comes to holiday parties, building up your arsenal with additional floral and fruity scents makes a scent more personal for you. Fall flowers add that whimsical vibe and it also mixes well with any fougere scent. Apples, pumpkins and cherries are your typical fruits for the season. These rich and tarty fall fruit scents work well with sweet notes as well. It's now adding a notch to your typical fall season scents and creating it for your own.

Key notes for your perfumes: Jasmine, blackberry, ylang-ylang, patchouli, berries, and apples

Styling: Formal wear, Sunday best for lunch parties, date night look, party wear

An unusual choice, citrus scents are a familiar choice for summer than the cold fall. However, we might not notice it, we do all enjoy the smell of hot yuzu tea or the zesty feel of vetiver, bergamot and grapefruit. We may have forgotten to notice that they are actually part of the citrus family and adds that energizing effect similar to the warmth of spicy notes.

Key notes for your perfumes: Yuzu, vetiver, bergamot, grapefruit and orange blossoms

Styling: Sunday best for lunch parties, Everyday casual