9 Affordable Perfume Dupes That Smell Just Like Your Favorite Luxury Scents, Hand Selected by Fragrance-Obsessed Editors
And every one is under $100.
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Falling for a luxury perfume is all fun and compliments—until you realize it’s a seriously pricey indulgence. One bottle of Le Labo or Carolina Herrera’s Good Girl later, and suddenly you're shelling out hundreds of dollars for your signature scent every few months. But here’s the thing: some of the best perfumes aren’t sitting behind glass at fancy department stores. They're tucked away in the drugstore beauty aisle or available on Amazon with thousands of reviews, mimicking your designer faves without the splurge.
The best luxury perfume dupes of 2025
That’s right—there are some seriously impressive luxury perfume dupes out there for under $100, and they’re giving your pricey bottles a run for their money. Team Cosmo is fragrance-obsessed, and we’ve spritzed a bunch of these picks against the originals. From viral body mists to under-$50 perfumes that could easily pass as the real thing, these are the best dupes for your favorite luxury scents.
Pros
- An 8 oz. bottle for less than $40 is a pretty unbeatable deal
- The formula is vegan and isn't tested on animals
Cons
- Requires a few spritzes to be as potent as BR450
There are a lot of Baccarat Rouge 540 dupes out there—and trust, we’ve spritzed our way through nearly all of them. But for note similarity and staying power (without the triple-digit price tag), Sol de Janeiro’s Cheirosa '68 Body Mist is the one that actually delivers. It’s a bit sweeter than the original, but the result is a softer, more wearable finish that still turns heads.
- Smells Like: Baccarat Rouge 540
- Size: 8 fl oz.
One Cosmo editor says: "I’ve been wearing this Sol de Janeiro body spray for years, long before Baccarat Rouge 540 was even on my radar. So when I finally sniffed MFK’s blend for the first time, my first thought was, “wow, this smells like Cheirosa ‘68.” In my mind, BR540 will always be a *much more expensive* dupe for this affordable mist. When I compare the two side by side, this pink-tinged fragrance smells just a tad brighter and sweeter, thanks to the pink dragonfruit note. But it lasts just as long as the EDP (if not longer). Consider it Baccarat’s carefree, summer-y cousin."—MARY HONKUS, CONTRIBUTING BEAUTY EDITOR
Pros
- Dossier's scents have solid staying power
- Has a great scent trail
Cons
- A few different base notes compared the original
Black Opium is easily one of the most delicious—and most recognizable—designer fragrances out there. It's one of those universally loved scents that racks up compliments every time you wear it. And if you're not trying to drop more than $100 on a bottle, you're in luck: Dossier makes luxury-inspired fragrances that smell seriously close to the real thing—like their Ambery Vanilla, which boasts the warm, sweet vibe of Black Opium for a fraction of the price.
- Smells like: YSL Black Opium
- Size: 3.4 fl oz.
One Cosmo editor says: "Dossier Ambery Vanilla smells strikingly similar, though it is a bit more intense (read: has a stronger sillage) with an airier quality to it. When I spray the O.G., the rich gourmand notes of coffee and vanilla are more prominent, giving it a super sensual feel; while in Ambery Vanilla, the lighter, brighter hints of tuberose, pear, and a kick of pink pepper linger for a few hours before settling into a cozy vanilla. I find Dossier’s iteration perfect for a summertime date night, when you want to make an impression but don’t want an overpowering, cloying perfume." —MH
Pros
- Most affordable dupe on this list
- The OG equates to $83, per ounce and this is $2.38 per ounce (girl math)
Cons
- Large bottle isn't great for travel
Carolina Herrera's original Good Girl scent is one of the best-selling fragrances on the market right now, and this Bath & Body Works spray is a near-perfect dupe for the Blush iteration of the famous fragrance (I prefer the Blush to the OG, btw). Not only is the scent a mere fraction of the price, but it also comes in a large bottle that won't run out any time soon. If you want to smell sweet, flirty, and rich, I recommend spritzing this ASAP.
- Smells like: Carolina Herrera Good Girl Blush
- Size: 8 fl oz.
One Cosmo editor says: "My one-word descriptor of this fragrance would be sassy. I've never tried to OG so I was even more excited to try it without any preconceived notions. The first spritz shows off the fresh and floral side of the fragrance profile, before you get a hint of the rebellious peppery note that gives the fragrance more bite. With longer wear, I started to smell a soft sweetness from the gourmand notes. I kept coming back to this one again and again."—SAM NEIBART, CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Pros
- The added spicy notes make this a non-basic fragrance
- Also comes in perfume oil options
Cons
- Still a bit pricey, but much more bang for your buck than the $235 original
One of the most coveted scents is undoubtedly Le Labo Santal 33. It's genderless, smells earthy and rich, and has long-lasting staying power. It gives all the luxe vibes. But the $235 price tag is not an easy one to ignore. Enter: Maison Louis Marie's take on the fresh scent for less than half the price.
- Smells like: Le Labo Santal 33
- Size: 1.7 fl oz.
One Cosmo editor says: "Listen, it's not all the same notes, but it's pretty damn close. You've got sandalwood, cedar, and amber, but instead of a few florals, this adds some spicy sweetness with nutmeg and cinnamon. Whenever I wear this, I get a gazillion compliments, often asking what my perfume is. It's one of three perfumes I've ever fully gone through an entire bottle of."—BETH GILLETTE, BEAUTY EDITOR
Pros
- Usually dupe bottles are bland, but this one is chic
Cons
- Not available at other retailers
Believe it or not, Zara is home to several designer dupes. Before I became a beauty editor with access to the finest fragrances out there, I wore Zara perfumes nearly every day. This Nude Bouquet scent in particular—with its dominant peony and vanilla notes—smells so similar to Miss Dior that people have genuinely mistaken it for the real thing.
- Smells like: Miss Dior
- Size: 3.4 fl oz.
One Cosmo editor says: After receiving Miss Dior as a gift and realizing I couldn’t justify spending over $100 on a refill, I turned to this instead. It doesn’t have the exact same fruity top notes as the original, but the vanilla and floral base comes pretty freaking close—especially for just $20.. "—JASMINE HYMAN, ASSISTANT BEAUTY EDITOR
Pros
- Since it's an extrait, a little goes a long way
- Has all the same exact notes as Gypsy Water
Cons
- The bottle isn't very aesthetic
ALT doesn’t even try to hide the fact that they’re duping designer fragrances. This Gypsy Water-inspired formula is nearly an exact match—the top, middle, and base notes are all the same . While you might not get the same staying power or ingredient quality as the pricey bottle (Byredo’s goes for $230 for 1.6 oz), it’s still absolutely worth the dupe.
- Smells Like: Byredo Gypsy Water
- Size: 2 0z
What shoppers are saying: "I absolutely love this perfurme! It smells great I only wish it lasted longer. However at this price I can afford to reapply often"
Pros
- Often on sale for 20 percent off (or more!)
- Reviewers say it has a solid longevity and projection
Cons
- Is slightly more citrusy than Gucci's
Twist is Amazon’s in-house fragrance brand that basically dupes every buzzy scent under the sun. If you’re after an affordable and shockingly accurate copy of Gucci Flora Gorgeous Gardenia, look no further than Twist's Floral No. 40. It channels the same floral blend of jasmine and, and is finished off with warm notes of patchouli and brown sugar. Not to mention, the minimalist bottle is kinda giving Le Labo?
- Smells Like: Gucci Floral Gorgeous Gardenia
- Size: 3.4 fl oz.
What shoppers are saying: "I purchased Flora No. 40 because I wanted a dupe for my favorite perfume, Gucci’s gorgeous gardenia. It’s perfect. My man likes it more than the original! It lasts just as long and mixes so well with my natural scents and other perfume. I honestly think it smells so much like the actual perfume. I’m never buying the real one again!"
Pros
- Same exact notes as Delina
- Since it's an extrait, it lasts long and you don't to spray a lot
Cons
- Only available on Oakcha's website
Everything from the scent profile to the blush-pink colorway feels familiar (though, let’s be real—Parfums de Marly’s version is basically a sculpture for your vanity), with floral, citrus, and just the right touch of vanilla. Delina is a celeb and editor fave for a reason, but if you’re not ready to drop $235 on a bottle (very fair), this Parfums de Marly-inspired pick totally delivers.
- Smells like: Parfums de Marly Delina
- Size: 1.7 fl oz.
What shoppers are saying: "I’ve had the Delina before and actually had it in my cart to repurchase when I saw Oakcha's and decided to give it a try and OMG! Madame Rose doesn’t disappoint, I'm in love!"
Pros
- Literally costs less than 10 percent of the original
Cons
- The longevity is just okay
Don’t let the price tag of Fine'ry's scents fool you. Not Another Cherry is a take on Tom Ford’s cult-favorite Lost Cherry, known for its bold fruity top notes and warm blend of vanilla, almond, and cinnamon. While this version skips some of the spicier depth, it still captures the same rich, addictive sweetness that’s made the original a favorite on PerfumeTok. And 1.7 fl oz. of Lost Cherry will run you more than $400, so this is a pretty sweet subsitute.
- Smells like: Tom Ford Lost Cherry
- Size: 2 fl oz.
What shoppers are saying: "Smells like cherry and almonds but in a sophisticated way. Very similar to Tom Ford’s Lost Cherry for a fraction of the price. The top notes are sweet cherry and it gradually smells more almondy and a bit powdery once it dries. Longevity is decent but it could last a bit longer."
Why Trust Cosmopolitan?
Jasmine Hyman is the assistant beauty editor at Cosmopolitan where she writes about everything from beauty trends to new product launches. For this story, she used her years of experience testing fragrances, hours of research, and also tapped other members of Cosmo's beauty team to find out the best luxury perfume dupes.
Jasmine Hyman is the Assistant Beauty Editor at Cosmopolitan, where she writes about the latest beauty trends and must-have products. Her most prized beauty possessions are a meticulous skincare routine and salon blowouts. You’ll also likely find her in bed reading a good book or endlessly scrolling TikTok (spoiler: it’s usually the latter) while listening to Harry Styles’ entire discography on repeat. Follow her on Insta to be inundated with pictures of her meals.
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