The art of the sweet twist

Three fragrances that prove sweetness has layers

At first sniff, these fragrances might seem like they’re cut from the same candy-coated cloth—but stay a little longer and they reveal very different personalities. Think sweetness with layers, comfort with character, and familiar notes doing something slightly unexpected. Burberry, Chloé, and Kate Spade New York all flirt with sweet profiles, yet each tells a distinct story through contrast.

Burberry Goddess Parfum: Vanilla, but make it powerful
This is not a shy vanilla. Burberry Goddess Parfum takes the familiar warmth of vanilla and sharpens it with aromatic lavender, giving the scent a confident, almost commanding edge. A juicy raspberry opening adds a flash of brightness, while the trio of vanillas wraps everything in creamy depth. Just when it starts to feel too smooth, suede steps in—soft, warm, and quietly sensual. Sweet, grounded, and unapologetically strong.

Chloé Le Parfum: A rose that lingers
Chloé’s signature rose doesn’t float—it glows. Here, the floral heart is deepened with orange blossom, creating an enveloping richness that feels both modern and emotional. Vanilla and tonka bean melt into the base, leaving behind an amber warmth that clings to the skin. It’s sweet, but not sugary—romantic without being precious. A rose with substance, and a sweetness that stays interesting.

Kate Spade New York Pop: Sweet on full volume
Pop lives up to its name. Bursting open with juicy fruits like grapefruit, it’s bright, cheerful, and instantly uplifting. As the sparkle settles, soft florals take over, followed by a cozy dry-down of benzoin and creamy woods. The sweetness here feels playful rather than polished—warm, joyful, and effortless. Think comfort with a wink.