Her

Strawberry, raspberry, blackberry and sour cherry all show up together at the start of Her, a genuine mixed berry basket, not a single dominant fruit fighting for attention. Violet and jasmine take over briefly in the middle, softer and more floral, before musk and vanilla settle everything down at the end of the ride.

Francis Kurkdjian built this as an easy, crowd-friendly gourmand, heavier on fruit than on anything technical or unusual. Cashmeran and oakmoss add a little woody grain to the base, roughing up the berries so they taste like real fruit, not straight candy poured out of a bag.

Longevity here holds a fair middle course, and the trail stays short and polite, a scent felt by the wearer more than broadcast outward to anyone passing by. Spring pulls well ahead of the other seasons here, and daytime wear clearly wins out over night, making this squarely a warm-weather fragrance, not an evening one.

Anyone who wants a fun, fruity, low-effort daily scent will enjoy this a lot, especially paired with casual clothes and not much fuss. Anyone looking for a serious, complex floral or something built to last through a long formal night should look at a different bottle entirely.

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