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Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male

When looking to create a classic fragrance, the bottle design is almost as important as what is stored inside, and few are as instantly recognisable as Jean-Paul Gaultier’s Le Male.

Housed within the Breton top-wearing male torso, the fragrance that has received countless limited-edition updates since 1995 is built on contrasts. Masculine, yet gentle. Traditional, yet bold. Strong, yet sensual. But one undisputed icon.

For that, we can thank mint, lavender and vanilla, which combined add up to something that’s intense, modern and warm. Très bon.

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Not all guys are into citrusy scents, which can make adding to your olfactory arsenal during the warmer months seem difficult. But there are alternatives.

For something a step away from the ordinary, try the barely-there Davidoff Cool Water, which has been a go-to summer scent for more than 30 years.

By swapping limes and lemons for mint, seawater and lavender, the Swiss luxury brand created something that’s fresh, sharp and equally as masculine as the founder’s range of cigars.

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Like with makeup, perfumers never planned to have separate scents for men and women – that didn’t properly come in until marketers decided so in the 1920s. Therefore, there’s no shame in wearing a fragrance targeted at women.