Beauty These New Marmalade-Inspired Fragrances from Jo Malone London Are the Epitome of Summer The nuanced, juicy scents take first prize at the county fair. By Blythe Copeland Blythe Copeland Blythe Copeland is a contributing writer with more than a decade of experience as a freelance lifestyle writer. Editorial Guidelines Published on April 15, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Courtesy of Jo Malone With the promise of warmer weather on the horizon, we begin to click into summer mode. We envision backyard cookouts, red-and-white checked tablecloths and all, and look forward to the many outdoor projects the season affords—like making jam. Thankfully, Jo Malone London's latest launch is here to tide us over until the weather catches up. Their Marmalade Collection, a lineup of just-released colognes, puts a sophisticated British twist on tradition with scents inspired by the types of jams and jellies that would win you first prize at the county fair. "Using seasonal fruits to create homemade preserves that you can gift to family and friends seems like such a quintessentially British pastime," said Celine Roux, the brand's global head of fragrance, in a press release. To create the line, food-grade natural fruit extracts (sourced specifically for the collection) were made from steam-distilling local blackberries and gooseberries, transforming them into refreshing fragrance add-ins; they were then paired with iconic notes like orange, rhubarb, roses, and elderflowers for nuance. Rounded bottles—inspired by vintage marmalade-jar detailing—add an effortless sophistication to your dressing table. The new scents—Tangy Rhubarb, Rose Blush, Orange Peel, and Elderflower Cordial—were also designed to layer with the brand's popular Blackberry & Bay fragrance (from $72, sephora.com), a "vibrant and verdant" mix of tart blackberries, fragrant bay leaf, and complex cedarwood notes, released in a limited edition bottle to match the rest of the collection. Ahead, we explore the notes of each just-debuted, summer-ready perfume—whether you decide to layer up or wear them on their own is entirely up to you. Shop the Marmalade Collection Jo Malone London Tangy Rhubarb Cologne Jo Malone London Rose Blush Cologne Jo Malone London Orange Peel Cologne Jo Malone London Elderflower Cordial Cologne What Are Eco-Friendly Fragrances? 01 of 04 Tangy Rhubarb Courtesy of Jo Malone The bright, tangy scent of rainbow-colored spring rhubarb is matched with orange and cedarwood for a sophisticated blend that's part summer-in-the-garden, part cocktails-by-candlelight. Shop Now: Jo Malone London Tangy Rhubarb Cologne, $74, sephora.com. 02 of 04 Rose Blush Courtesy of Jo Malone Summer's most distinctive floral fragrance—the rich aroma of fresh rose petals—adds its lush depth to a blend with notes of white musk, aromatic basil, and juicy lychee. Shop Now: Jo Malone London Rose Blush Cologne, $74, sephora.com. 03 of 04 Orange Peel Courtesy of Jo Malone England's iconic orange marmalade spread inspired the citrusy freshness of this scent, with added elements of warm wood and unexpected rhubarb for a modern update to a foolproof classic. Shop Now: Jo Malone London Orange Peel Cologne, $74, sephora.com. 04 of 04 Elderflower Cordial Courtesy of Jo Malone The delicate floral scent of petite white elderflowers, the tartness of gooseberries, and the complicated musk of hawthorn combine to create a distinctive, layered perfume. Shop Now: Jo Malone London Elderflower Cordial Cologne, $74, sephora.com. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit