Explore 143 Estée Lauder fragrances — notes, longevity, sillage and community ratings, matched to how you want to smell. The house dates from 1946, founded by Estée Lauder.
The range is built around woody, white floral and floral accords. Jasmine and rose appear throughout, supported by sandalwood and amber. Sweet, powdery and citrus facets turn up alongside the central floral and woody themes.
The register sits in a feminine space shaped by those repeated materials. White floral brightness sits next to sandalwood depth, while rose and jasmine carry the floral core from one release to the next. Powdery softness and amber warmth round out the edges, and citrus lifts the heavier moments without shifting the overall direction. Pleasures sits within this framework, where the same accords and materials recur across the catalogue. The combinations vary, but the elements stay consistent, giving the range a coherent character defined by floral and woody notes rather than by any single composition.