Fragrance guide
The 2000s brought sweeter and fruitier fragrances for women and smooth, woody and spicy colognes for men. Many of today’s best-known names were launched in these years.
These are the fragrances in our catalog launched between 2000 and 2009, oldest first.
How we picked. We listed every fragrance in our catalog launched between 2000 and 2009, ordered by launch year. Prices are typical US retail prices and may differ at checkout.
Burberry
$46 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Men · Woody
Violet leaf and white musk: soft, clean and discreet. An affordable classic of quiet elegance.
Launched in 2000.
Chanel
$175 · 3.4 oz · EDP · Women · Chypre
A modern chypre full of character: vibrant orange, rose and clean patchouli. Elegance with a rebellious wink.
Launched in 2001.
Dolce & Gabbana
$100 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Women · Citrus
Sicilian lemon and crisp apple: a summer day in Capri. Light, cheerful and perfect for the heat.
Launched in 2001.
Bvlgari
$85 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Men · Aquatic
Mineral and oceanic, with seaweed and mandarin. A greener, more technical marine freshness than the classic aquatics.
Launched in 2005.
Hermès
$150 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Unisex · Citrus
Tart green mango, grapefruit and lotus, like a walk through a garden on the banks of the Nile. Bright, watery and green.
Launched in 2005.
Hermès
$125 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Men · Woody
Earth, mineral and bitter orange. A walk between the vegetal and the mineral, sober and deeply elegant.
Launched in 2006.
Lalique
$35 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Men · Woody
Dark, earthy vetiver like ink on paper. A cult classic, introspective and surprisingly affordable.
Launched in 2006.
Issey Miyake
$85 · 4.2 oz · EDT · Men · Woody
The spicy, ambery take on the aquatic classic: citrus, incense and cinnamon. Warmer and more nocturnal.
Launched in 2007.
Dolce & Gabbana
$95 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Men · Amber
Warm tobacco and amber lifted by ginger and cardamom. A smooth, polished scent that stays close and feels made for evenings.
Launched in 2008.
Chloé
$140 · 2.5 oz · EDP · Women · Floral
Fresh peony and dewy rose with a clean, soapy finish. A modern rose that feels crisp rather than sweet.
Launched in 2008.
Versace
$95 · 3.4 oz · EDT · Men · Aromatic
Lemon, neroli and clean musk: a Mediterranean freshness that is bright, soapy and very easy to wear.
Launched in 2008.
Byredo
$255 · 3.4 oz · EDP · Unisex · Woody
1920s Paris fascinated by Africa: luminous citrus, violet and warm vetiver. Joyful and sophisticated.
Launched in 2009.
Answer 7 quick questions about the person and the occasion, and we will match the fragrances that fit best.
Take the quizFruity florals and sweet patchouli perfumes for women, and woody, spicy and lightly sweet colognes for men.
No. Several are still among the best-selling fragrances in the world and have become modern classics.
Often, yes. They are well known, easy to like and usually cheaper than the newest releases.
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