The 12 Best Zara Perfume Dupes That Smell Like Luxury Fragrances and Last All Day—Starting at $25

Strawberry, maple syrup, and leather are the three notes that make up Chaotic Berries. And if you’re getting a whiff of Burberry Her, you’re not imagining things. It sits in the same sweet, fruity-gourmand neighborhood but with a darker, slightly edgier twist.

Chaotic Berries, 3.4 fl oz.: $34.90

Burberry Her, 1 oz.: $115

Want to smell like an expensive bunch of roses from a flower market? Look no further! Fashionably London has a rosy, fruity-floral profile, similar to that of Parfums de Marly’s Delina. Zara’s version, however, is a little sweeter and softer but far less likely to make your bank account cry.

Fashionably London, 3.4 fl oz.: $59.90

Parfums de Marly Delina, 1 oz.: $250

The frenzy over Baccarat Rouge 540 should be studied in the history books, and the hunt for an affordable alternative is next level. This is one of the most famous of the Zara comparisons, and as it shares notes of saffron, jasmine, and amberwood, it’s adding up. It doesn’t last quite as long as the luxury cousin, but you could buy 11 bottles for the price of one, so top-ups won’t be a problem.

Red Temptation, 1.7 oz.: $29.90

Baccarat Rouge, 1.2 oz.: $230

If you want to smell like a fresh bouquet of spring flowers (I know I do), then Red Vanilla’s floral notes are sure to entice you. With a blend of peony, iris, tangerine, and sweet raspberry, this light fragrance echoes the cocktail of jasmine, patchouli, and orange blossom you’ll find in a spritz of Lancôme’s La Vie est Belle.

Red Vanilla, 3.04 oz.: $25.90

La Vie est Belle, 1 oz.: $95

With Zara’s Energetically New York EDP, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d spritzed Le Labo’s fan-favorite Santal 33. Both fragrances share enticing earthy accords, stirring up an aura of spicy cardamom, jasmine, and sandalwood.

Energetically New York, 3.4 oz.: $59.90

Santal 33, 1.7 oz.: $250

The girlies online are saying that this sexy floral scent smells exactly like Armani My Way, and we do not disagree. With shared notes of tuberose, jasmine, and cedar, any fans of the classic scent will love this.

Sublime Epoque, 2.7 oz.: $39.90

My Way, 1 oz.: $99

This $26 eau de parfum is sultry and deep, sharing so much of what we love about YSL Black Opium. For that, you can thank notes of orange blossom and coffee, as well as sweet fruit accords. Gardenia is sweeter, but we honestly love both.

Gardenia, 3.04 oz.: $25.90

Black Opium, 1 oz.: $99

Aromatic and musky, Jo Malone London’s popular Wood Sage and Sea Salt was created to “bring the ocean closer to home.” But if a vacay to the seaside isn’t within your price range, opt for Zara’s Ebony Wood and feel transported with notes of grapefruit, cypress, and pink pepper.

Ebony Wood, 3.04 oz.: $59.90

Wood Sage and Sea Salt, 1 oz.: $95

There’s some debate about which fruity and floral Chanel Chance iteration this smells like more. Some are convinced it’s just like Eau Fraîche, while others argue for Eau Tendre. The truth is it’s a lot like both, which makes sense as the two fragrances are reinventions of the original Chanel Chance. While Zara Applejuice shares jasmine and cedar with both, that grapefruit note aligns it more strongly with the Eau Tendre. And a quick FYI: Zara’s is an eau de toilette, so it’s not as strong as your typical eau de parfum.

Applejuice, 3.04 oz.: $25.90

Eau Tendre, 1.7 oz.: $154

Sharing notes of mandarin, jasmine, orange, and lavender, fans swear this shares the elegant floral musk of YSL Libre. So if you’re partial to Libre, you’ll likely enjoy Golden Decade, too.

Golden Decade, 2.7 oz.: $39.90

Libre, 1 oz.: $110