11 must-have new season scents

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1.

Diptyque Café classic candle
Redesigned for the first time in the brand’s history, now refillable and with five new scents, including this, my favourite.

It’s possibly the perfect coffee candle: milky-soft with just enough zing.

(£63, diptyque.com)
2.

Zara Basilicum reed diffuser
Beautifully green , fresh and herby, with lemon, eucalyptus, mint and basil, this generous half-litre diffuser is delicious and offers great bang for your hard-earned buck.

(£49.99, zara.com)
Sales of Prada perfume have soared since the release of a certain film.

If you plan to follow suit, I recommend the brand’s spectacular Infusion range.

This new rhubarb iteration is a spring dream.

(£152 for 100ml, boots.com)
4.

Infiniment Coty encore une fois l’osmium
For an old money moment, try this elegant blend of vanilla and amber, which dries down to a clean, creamy, skin-like treat.

(£250, libertylondon.com)
5.

Nancy Meiland Lupin Meadow hand wash
Take note — perfumer Nancy Meiland’s Lupin Meadow eau de parfum, an evocation of a sun-dappled meadow with lavender, lupin and rosemary, comes in this equally delicious, but more affordable form.

(£25, nancymeiland.com)
6.

Fable & Mane Jaipur Rose hair and body fragrance mist
I’m very taken with this subtly spiced hair and body mist, featuring midnight rose damascena, saffron, incense and amber, inspired by the palaces of Jaipur.

(£27, sephora.co.uk)
7.

Dries Van Noten basil and hinoki liquid soap
Few things are more chic than the Dries beauty collection, so it’s fabulous news that we can now bathe in the stuff too.

This uplifting treat is just what your morning wash needs.

(£65, driesvannoten.com)
From the London-based Lebanese-British perfumer comes a masterclass in quiet, clean perfumery inspired by the moon’s powdery glow.

Feeling floaty, otherworldly and angelic?

This slice of heaven is for you.

(£115 for 50ml, mabelleorama.com)
9.

Hermès Musc Pallida eau de parfum
With iris pallida, one of the perfume industry’s most precious materials, plus soft musk, this investment scent is elegant, powdery perfection.

(£300 for 100ml, hermes.com)
Johann Maria Farina created the world’s first eau de cologne in 1709, writing: “I have found a fragrance that reminds me of an Italian spring…” Worn by Queen Victoria, Marlene Dietrich and more, it’s now reimagined as a candle.

Yes!

(65.54 euros, farina1709.com)
The clean, creamy, fluffy laundry smell you’ve been waiting for, from cult Californian fragrance brand DedCool.

Air dry your clothes outside on the line, then nuzzle in… (£28 for 946ml, spacenk.com )