I get a little more of the citrus shining through, though I can also pick up the softness of the vanilla and the richness of the vetiver. Sean’s review: On Rashna, the coffee is more pronounced, and it hews muskier than it does on me. It’s got a desert quality it’s sweet, but not overly so. On you, it smells like something I want to nuzzle up all day.
It’s elegant, mature, and complex it’s something I’d wear to meet your family. It has a strong enough scent that it lasts all day and wears into something more subtle, albeit still decadent, as the hours pass. I find myself sniffing my wrist a lot during the day, and then wanting a latte.
On myself, I really get a strong caramel undertone and that’s delicious. Rashna’s review: “It’s rich and deep and I’m here for that. With base notes of vanilla absolute and vetiver mingling with tonka bean absolute, pepper essence and patchouli prisma, the scent’s meant to remind you of nestling into a warm cup of coffee in a quaint coffee shop on a icy winter afternoon. Unisex - Maison Margiela dropped Coffee Break in late 2019. I’ll indeed wear it on opposite days or occasions from By the Fireplace. There’s a hint of musk which allows it from veering too far into feminine territory. It’s very clean smelling, but it doesn’t fall victim to employing overwhelming citrus notes to get your nose there. On me, the scent starts strong with baby powder and soap and wears well, with the powder fading and leaving the soap. I’m slotting it in third place only because I’m drawn to richer, more complicated fragrances more than clean ones, but I do love a clean scent and this delivers. It’s a great alternative to-and opposite from-By the Fireplace.” I’d wear it when getting dressed up for a summer soiree. It’s refreshing so it’d be great for summer, but it could also work as a transitional scent in the spring or even fall. It comes on stronger on me than you and I get the soap and cleanliness aroma the most. Rashna’s review: “Ah, this is light and airy really easy on the nose. Anchored by coconut, patchouli, and white musk base notes, lavender, jasmine, and soap bubble accord round out the middle and top notes.
It’s meant to emulate a prolonged soak in a relaxing sea of bubbles. Unisex - One of the more recent additions to the Replica family, Bubble Bath debuted in 2020. I’m not typically a citrus fragrance wearer, but I’d wear Under the Lemon Trees. It’s far more complex than you get at first sniff and it really develops and opens up nicely. After a few hours, some of the more subtle notes come to the fore you start to get a bit of the petitgrain, a more raw orange bitter scent, and the calamansi. I’ll echo Rashna that it can be a bit much. Sean’s review: Upon application, it smells like you’ve rolled in fresh-peeled citrus rinds. As it wears, everything mellows a bit and it comes more refreshing. If you like citrus and that fresh, clean association that comes from citrus, this is your ideal scent. Rashna’s review: “At first, this smelled like a lemon cleaning product, and it was overpowering. Unisex - Under The Lemon Trees has base notes of cedarwood, citrus, and musk marry with top notes of cardamom, Petitgrain, and calamansi ( A Lime From The Philippines) to transport you into a summery-sweet lemon grove. RELATED: The 10 Best Men’s Colognes as Chosen By Women I’m bummed that Rashna’s claiming this one, but maybe if we rotate days, I can also wear it. I’m also reminded of patinated leather interiors of a classic car, which brings a smile to my face. I’m a cocktail guy and I get a pop of rum in every waft, as Maison Margiela intended. (Credit, in part, the styrax for some of the leathery, balsamic aromas.) And I love it. Sean’s review: This is very similar to By the Fireplace, with rich, woodsy, and smoky undercurrents. It’s definitely a masculine scent, but the more feminine notes of vanilla and orange rise over time so it’s one I love.” It’s very clean, though I’d say it skews older. I grew up in England and one whiff of this takes me back to a British pub. Rashna’s review: “I feel like I’m nestled in a tufted leather Chesterfield loveseat, listening to a jazz trumpeter riff. The melding results in an olfactory experience of an intimate cocktail lounge. Masculine - One of Maison Margiela’s most popular Replica scents, Jazz Club has base notes of Styrax, tobacco leaf, and vanilla, punctuated by top notes of lemon, pink pepper and Neroli (orange bitters).
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