WELL-SUITED

PAIR TAILORED ATTIRE WITH BOLD NOTES OF COCOA, TOBACCO— AND EVEN INK.

From Boss and Salvatore Ferragamo to Tory Burch, power dressing via crisp and sleek suiting was all the rage on spring catwalks. Reinforcing the look of soft fabrications with strong silhouettes are fierce scents that finely balance both sides of the spectrum, such as the opulent, white florals and powerful sandalwood of Gucci Bamboo Limited Edition. Likewise, Good Girl from Carolina Herrera enjoys the irony of a bright jasmine and deep cocoa combo. Lalique’s Fleur Universelle 1900 is all-around intense with a fiery mix of cinnamon and cardamom, and Jo Malone London’s Bloomsbury Set honors Virginia Woolf, E.M. Forster, and their fellow English intellectuals with distinctive scents like Tobacco & Mandarin. Viktor & Rolf also pairs vastly different notes with iris and ink in Dirty Trick—a combination, says perfumer Marie Salamagne, that creates “a distinctive and extraordinary depth.” clockwise from top: Gucci Bamboo Limited Edition Eau de Parfum, Gucci (50 ml. for $78). Sephora, The Forum Shops at Caesars, 702-228-3535; sephora.com. Magic Dirty Trick Eau de Parfum, Viktor & Rolf (2.5 oz. for $220). Saks Fifth Avenue, Fashion Show, 702733- 8300; saks.com. Fleur Universelle 1900 Eau de Parfum, Lalique (100 ml. for $300). Neiman Marcus, Fashion Show, 702-731-3636; neimanmarcus.com. Tobacco & Mandarin, Jo Malone London (30 ml. for $70). Neiman Marcus, see above. Good Girl, Carolina Herrera (2.7 oz. for $115). Macy’s, Fashion Show, 702-731- 5111; macys.com