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Designer Inspired Perfume Oils List

Perfume oils inspired by iconic fragrances for candles, soaps, cosmetics, and artisanal projects

Every designer inspired perfume oil on this list is an independent composition, inspired by the character, structure, and olfactive direction of a designer reference, and developed the way serious perfumery has always worked: by understanding what gives a fragrance its identity, then rebuilding that logic through different materials, balances, and technical choices.

The result is not a copy. It is an interpretation. And there is a meaningful difference.

Inspired fragrances are a legitimate and well-established category within professional perfumery. The craft lies not in replication but in translation, capturing the recognisable atmosphere and direction of a reference while constructing something that stands on its own terms, performs reliably across applications, and holds up to the scrutiny of people who actually make things.

Our designer inspired perfume oils are evaluated for olfactive resemblance, but equally for throw performance, diffusion behaviour, structural balance, stability, and compatibility across candle, soap, cosmetic, and personal fragrance applications. These are not considerations that benefit from theatrical storytelling. They benefit from rigourous testing.

SKUPerfume Oil NameInspired by
F0010Velvet JasmineChanel: Chanel no. 5, F
F0020Saffron RoseMFK: Baccarat Rouge 540, U/F
F0030Wild DesertDior: Sauvage, M
F0040UnchainedYves Saint Laurent: Libre, F
F0050Evening StarMugler: Angel, F
F0060Angels PotionKilian: Angels’ Share, U
F0070Éclat de JoieLancome: La Vie Est Belle, F
F0080Million GoldRabanne: 1 Million, M
F0090Dark BloomYves Saint Laurent: Black Opium, F
F0100Crimson DreamDior: Hypnotic Poison, F
F0110UnrivaledCreed: Aventus, M
F0120Roman CassisValentino: Born in Roma Extradose, F
F0130UnconqueredRabanne: Invictus, M
F0140Signature BlueChanel: Bleu de Chanel, M
F0150Liquid GoldDior: J’adore, F
F0160Unscripted PathGiorgio Armani: My Way, F
F0170Forbidden ScentGivenchy: L’Interdit EDP, F
F0180Star DustMugler: Alien, F
F0190UnforeseenChanel: Chance Eau Splendide, F
F0200Cupid’s FlaskVersace: Eros, M
F0210Modern DivineBurberry: Goddess, F
F0220Midnight OrchidTom Ford: Black Orchid, F
F0230Vanilla SupremeKayali: Vanilla 28, F
F0240UnwaveringGiorgio Armani: Stronger With You, M
F0250Shadow WandererLuis Vuitton: Ombre Nomade, U
F0260Cherryrose SunSol De Janeiro: Cheirosa 40, F
F0270Indigo SignalGiorgio Armani: Armani Code, M
F0280Blush ReverieNarciso Rodriguez: For Her EDP, F
F0290Parallax GlowPrada: Paradoxe, F
F0300Ghost EmberRabanne: Phantom, M
F0310L’ImaginaireLuis Vuitton: Imagination, U
F0320Stiletto NightsCarolina Hererra: Good Girl, F
F0330Sinful CherryTom Ford: Lost Cherry, F
F0340Rose ImpérialeParfums de Marly: Delina, F
F0350Terra HominisHermès: Terre d’Hermès, M
F0360Bois de SantalLe Labo: Santal 33, U

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these perfume oils identical to the designer perfumes?

Each oil is a carefully developed interpretation inspired by the scent character of the original fragrance.

Can I use these oils to make candles, soaps, or cosmetics?

Yes. All perfume oils are suitable for a wide range of applications, provided IFRA guidelines are respected for your end product category.

Can I use these oils to make my own perfume formulations?

Absolutely! You can use them as they are to create an inspired-by fragrance or you can safely create your own personal twist by blending them to your desired output.

Can I use the designer or brand name on my own product labels?

We do not recommend using registered brand or fragrance names as your own product name. Always choose your own brand identity and check local labelling and trademark rules with your legal advisor.

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