Explore 18 Worth fragrances — notes, longevity, sillage and community ratings, matched to how you want to smell. The house dates from 1858, founded by Charles Frederick Worth.
This range is built around woody, floral and powdery accords. White floral, aromatic and citrus notes turn up alongside them. Rose and jasmine appear throughout the fragrances, often lifted by bergamot and anchored by musk. The overall impression is soft and rounded rather than sharp or heavy.
Je Reviens Eau de Toilette is among the fragrances here. The materials create a consistent thread from one release to the next, with the floral elements staying prominent while the woody base provides structure. The powdery aspect sits across the top and middle of the compositions, giving the catalogue a cohesive feel even when the surrounding notes shift between bright citrus and calmer aromatic tones.