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Allure’s fall fragrance report describes gourmand compositions moving toward spice, coffee, tea and deeper fruit notes. It presents a forecast from the people it consulted, rather than a firsthand assessment by an EDIT writer.
Now Smell This takes a more conversational approach: its September 6 discussion asks readers about transitional fragrances, including scents that prolong a summer feeling. The discussion offers individual perspectives, not representative market research.
The EDIT perspective
Seasonal language can be a useful prompt, but the calendar does not need to choose a fragrance for you. A familiar scent, a sample, or a fragrance-free day can all belong in the same personal vocabulary.
Behind the story
- The Top Fall Fragrance Trends of 2026 Are Giving Adults Only ↗
Allure · Source publication: 2026-08-22 - Lazy (2 or) 3-day weekend poll ~ transitional fragrances, fall 2026 ↗
Now Smell This · Source publication: 2026-09-06