The article discusses the evolving perceptions of fragrances, emphasizing that scents should not be confined to gender norms. It highlights how historical views on fragrances, such as rose being masculine and ambers feminine, have changed. Today, fragrances traditionally marketed towards men are becoming sweeter and more nuanced. Showcased in the article are five unisex colognes that break these stereotypes, including Iris Dior Homme Parfum's floral focus and D.S. & Durga's vintage-inspired Jasmine Brown Flowers, illustrating that how a scent is worn defines its character rather than its traditional classification.
The essence of fragrance is shifting as society discards gendered norms, with scents traditionally labeled masculine now embracing sweeter notes, signaling a cultural evolution.
D.S. & Durga’s Jasmine Brown Flowers is a nostalgic nod to the past, merging vintage and modern scent profiles through unique accords of dried flora.
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