Top 10 perfumes for American women in 2023

While there is an endless collection and an endless list, there is only a few who made it to the Top 10. Picked by our editors, these are the top 10 perfumes.

1. Miss Dior Eau de Parfum by Dior

Dior perfumes are luxuriously iconic. Miss Dior Eau de Parfum reinvents itself with a new scent. This modern classic truly has a bit of everything: juicy blood orange and mandarin, fresh lily of the valley, and earthy patchouli. It is priced at $140 but you can get it for $108.95.

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2. Baccarat Rouge 540 Eau de Parfum by Maison Francis Kurkdjian

Created as a collaboration between the perfumer and Baccarat to celebrate the crystal manufacturer’s 250th birthday, this popular scent is, frankly, a masterpiece. A combination of woody notes, amber, jasmine and other florals, it's sophisticated and never overpowering. It is priced at $334.10 but you can get it for $273.99.

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3. Black Opium Eau de Parfum Spray by Yves Saint Laurent

Rich coffee and vanilla create a sweet and warm base, while a floral heart lightens things up. It's excellent during cooler months, but can be worn year-round if you please. It is priced at $115 but you can get it for $60.90.

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4. Flowerbomb Eau de Parfum by Viktor & Rolf

As the name suggests, this Viktor & Rolf cult favourite is deeply floral thanks to fresh jasmine and rose, while notes of grounding vanilla and patchouli add warmth and sophistication.It is priced at $150 but you can get it for $88.95.

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5. Chance Eau de Parfum Spray by Chanel

Chance was introduced in 2002, and it’s been in heavy rotation ever since. Thank the floral base of iris and jasmine, which is rounded out by sweet vanilla and white musk—plus, pink pepper adds an unexpected touch of spice. It is priced at $150 but you can get it for $132.

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6. Santal 33 Eau de Parfum by Le Labo

This mysterious fragrance became one of the biggest perfume crazes of the last decade, and for good reason: It’s musky, spicy, and a bit smoky (but not overwhelmingly so), and the genderless quality makes it ideal for sharing. It is priced at $214 but you can get it for $110.

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7. Chanel N°5 Eau de Parfum Spray by Chanel

Celebrating its 100th birthday in 2021, Chanel No. 5 is perhaps the most famous fragrance of all time. Heavy with may rose and jasmine, it was the first perfume to be layered with aldehydes, a now-commonplace practice that lends the fragrance an airy quality. Game changing then, iconic now. It is priced at $146.30 but you can get it for $85.

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8. Glossier You by Glossier

Named You as a nod to the fragrance’s ability to smell different on each wearer, this blend of floral iris, spicy pink pepper, and warm ambrette seeds became an instant hit for Glossier, and remains the brand’s one and only fragrance. You can get it for $86.99.

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9. Daisy Eau de Toilette by Marc Jacobs Fragrances

The daisy-adorned bottle became an instant sensation, but what’s inside is pretty fabulous as well. With notes of strawberry, sandalwood, and jasmine, Daisy is a light floral that’s become a rite of passage for teens (and teens at heart). It is priced at $94 but you can get it for $63.82

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10. Sì Eau de Parfum Fragrance by Giorgio Armani

If you’re looking for a sweet, strong floral scent, you may have found it in the Mediterranean-inspired Sì. It starts out fruity with top notes of black currant nectar, followed by a freesia and Rose of Mai heart, finishing with a musky, vanilla-tinged base. It is priced at $115 but you can get it for $86.74.

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