This perfume screams summer as it is made with a delightful blend that includes bitter orange, lemon tree leaf, petitgrain and bergamot. The aromatic perfume will transport you somewhere sunny and peaceful. The zesty fragrance is fresh and can give you a boost even in the middle of the day. It's perfect for daily use.

If subtlety is your style, this new offering from Jimmy Choo is a winner. With notes of bergamot, magnolia, nectarine, and apricot flower, the scent that will lightly veil—not shroud—you in a sweet scent that communicates elegance.

It doesn't get any chicer than French Fragrance company Roos & Roos—the brainchild of mother-daughter duo Alexandra and Chantal Roos. Channel their effortless, French insouciance with this green floral perfume created using ivy leaf, rose bud, and white woods.

This is the fashion brand's first-ever fragrance, and it does not disappoint. Just like its gemstone-like bottle suggests, a few spritzes of this pear blossom, magnolia, jasmine, and sandalwood perfume evokes high glamour. Save it for a special occasion—unless you feel like being fancy daily, which, why not?

With a grounded dry down of musk and wood, the notes in this "anti-floral" are still recognizable — but not traditional. Every spray smells of crushed mandarin leaves, crisp, green stalks from lily-of-the-valley and rose centifolia stems, the rich, earthy soil from which each bud of jasmine has been uprooted.

Florgasm is a cascade of spicy pink pepper and bergamot at the top, followed by the heady, milky richness of orange blossom, tuberose, jasmine, and ylang-ylang. Letting the raw floral notes take center stage meant lowering the alcohol content of the perfume itself, resulting in a pale, milky formula that only serves to make Florgasm all the more salacious.

A "salty flower" could smell like any number of things! This translation, which takes the white, creamy gardenia-like scent of frangipani flower and adds a generous pinch of sea salt, is beyond palatable — a real crowd-pleaser, especially if you love a good beach scent.

Notes of bergamot, vanilla, and heliotrope, while lovely, are all par for the powdery-floral course. It's the delicate airiness of hemlock, the highly poisonous plant once used to execute condemned prisoners in ancient Greece, that ensures this is not your grandma's fragrance. The initial bite of cucumber fades fast and leaves a soft, almost almondy finish.