These Are the Brand-New Fragrances Our Beauty Team Can't Stop Talking About

Beauty editors' fortune-telling abilities are strong when it comes to what fragrances we think will be everywhere for the season. This time around, we, once again, have a lot to say about the fragrance world's latest releases, and it would be criminal not to share. Whether you're in the market for a new signature scent or you just want to try something new for fall, you're going to want to keep reading. The below fragrances are ones the Who What Wear beauty team hasn't been able to shut up about. Just take a peek at our Slack conversations—we have lots of thoughts!

With an almost perfect five-star rating on Sephora, you know Who What Wear senior beauty editor Jamie Schneider isn't the only one who can't get enough of this new scent from Tom Ford. If you like smoky, sweet scents that remind you of the desert, this one is definitely for you. The vanilla note really adds an extra dose of the unexpected to an otherwise woody-leaning scent.

Did anyone else spend all their money on Victoria's Secret body sprays back in the day? This reminds me of that era and is just a really good gourmand. I always hesitate when it comes to body mists because I thought a lot of them didn't last as long, but this one has some serious staying power and just smells so sweet and heavenly. Schneider, myself, and Who What Wear Beauty Director Erin Jahns all named this one as a shoo-in fall favorite.

From the makers of the legendary Baccarat Rouge 540 comes this new offering APOM. This one is more of a floral-amber combination with pretty opening notes like orange blossom and lavender. It would definitely be something warm and inviting to wear during the spring, but honestly, I'd also wear it year-round.

I haven't gotten my hands on this one just yet, but Schneider says this is the perfect cozy fall scent with notes of candied apple, toasted vanilla bean, and cedarwood.

It's hard to imagine another Parfums de Marly fragrance eclipsing my all-time favorite—Delina Exclusif Eau de Parfum ($240)—but this one comes pretty damn close. It's sweet and musky and reminds me of another one of my favorite fragrances, Viktor&Rolf's Good Fortune ($145). I've been loving it for chilly fall nights.

This fruity, floral fragrance has captured our hearts. Aura is the perfect name for a fragrance like this—it's sweet and juicy and is even a bit sparkly. It makes you feel so radiant and is the perfect "California beach day" scent in my humble opinion.

It's probably obvious at this point, but I tend to love fruity, floral, and gourmand scents. This new Lancôme offering is all of the above, and it was love at first spritz. Immediately, the note of raspberry hooked me, but I also love the undercurrents of leather, cocoa butter, and cedarwood. It adds such a rich and unique quality to the fragrance that elevates it far past your average gourmand. I wear it almost every time I leave my house these days.

Byredo fragrances just scream fall to me. I have a roster of scents from the brand that I often whip out for the season, including Gypsy Water, Mojave Ghost, and Bal D'Afrique, but Jahns also said that I need to add Desert Dawn to the lineup. The notes of sandalwood, rose petals, and papyrus are already speaking to me—I can't wait to give this one a sniff.

According to Jahns, this new perfume from Loewe is chic AF. With notes of truffle, pear, oudh, and violet, it's a scent worthy of your fall collection.

7 has heady notes of patchouli, incense, and red pepper berries. It's got a bit of spice to it as well as a sweeter note of rockrose wildflower.

Who What Wear associate beauty editor Kaitlyn McLintock and I are fully obsessed with Caramel Skin from Phlur. It's just another damn good gourmand that's sweet but features earthy sandalwood to give it a bit more balance.

I know I say this a lot, but this perfume is actually a vacation bottled. If you love coconut perfumes, this one is easily a top pick. It has such a breezy opening, but the base note of salted amber gives it way more of an elevated feel.