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Good Scents
When winter ends, we strip off layers of heavy clothes and opt for perfumes that are light and airy (and with good reason -- heat intensifies fragrance). But that doesn't mean the season's newest offerings all smell the same. These perfumes hit the high notes for us, from a romantic gentle beach breeze and freshly cut flowers to an exotic citrus.
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Romantic
Terry de Gunzburg Bleu Paradis is a tropical blend of litchi, rose, and cedar.
Terry de Gunzburg Bleu Paradis, $195; barneys.com.
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Fresh
With hints of bergamot, lemon zest, and mimosa, this fragrance channels a clothesline with laundry flapping in the warm air.
Clean Cool Cotton, $69; sephora.com.
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Nostalgic
Calyx became a cult favorite as part of the Prescriptives line way back when; now the one-of-a-kind grapefruit and leafy-green scent is back, but at Clinique counters.
Clinique Calyx, $52; clinique.com.
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Elegant
This is an easy-wearing mix of sweet pea, white hyacinth, and Italian lemon.
Carven L'eau de Toilette, $79; saksfifthavenue.com.
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Lush
An ode to the first few days of spring, when the lilac bushes are in bloom, this scent rounds out the mix with jasmine and orange flower.
Aerin Lilac Path, $110; aerin.com.
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Exotic
Inspired by the scents of Grasse, France, this eau de toilette combines orange blossom and white orchid with mandarin and peach.
L'Occitane Néroli & Orchidée, $75; usa.loccitane.com.
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