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9 New and Noseworthy Perfumes

Celebrate the subtle florals, sophisticated musks and sweet fruit scents of this season's best new perfumes.
Miss Pucci perfume
Emilio Pucci
Miss Pucci
Imagine an intoxicating blend of heady magnolia cut with fresh Sicilian winter lemon, soft turkish rose, sweet Tunisian orange blossom, and powdery Florentine iris. Capture it all in a bottle graced with an iconic Pucci print in coral, rose, and orange. What would you call it? Miss Pucci, of course—a smokin' gorgeous new scent for fall ($74 for 1.7 ounces; Sephora.com)
Beyonce Heat Ultimate Elixer
Beyoncé
Heat Ultimate Elixir
Honeysuckle nectar, musk, and warm, sensual sequoia. ($59; Macys.com)
Faith Hill True
Faith Hill
True
Citrusy Japanese yuzu, gardenia, mimosa, and a subtle musk. ($25 for one ounce; Target.com)
jo malone english pear and freesia
Jo Malone
English Pear & Freesia
Ripe, juicy pear; wild roses; and cool, green rhubarb. ($100 for 100 milliliters; JoMalone.com)
Armani Acqua di Gioia
Armani
Acqua di Gioia
Mint, lemon, and jasmine with a touch of sweet brown sugar. ($40; GiorgioArmaniBeauty.com)
bliss eau de toilette
Bliss
Eau de Toilette
Bergamot, ylang-ylang, and crisp cucumber. ($54; BlissWorld.com)
givenchy play for her eau de parfum intense
Givenchy
Play for Her Eau de Parfum Intense
Bright pink peppercorns, musky Caribbean wood, tiare flowers, and orchids. ($75 for 50 milliliters; Sephora.com)
kate spade twirl perfume
Kate Spade
Twirl
Luscious pink watermelon, orange blossom, and heady magnolia. ($80 for 3.4 ounces; Dillards.com)
lacome tresor in love
Lancôme
Trésor in Love
Fresh peach, tart nectarine, and a base of woody cedar. ($55 for 1.7 ounces; Lancome-Usa.com)
From the October 2010 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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