Inside the Complex World of Fragrance Dupes | Allure
They're not counterfeits, they're not knockoffs — they're scents that are nearly identical to popular perfumes being sold for a fraction of the price. But what's the cost to the perfume industry at large?
Save this story Save this story There’s a certain perfume that, if you've been following fragrance trends for the past few years, you've read about countless times: Baccarat Rouge 540 by Maison Francis Kurkdjian (MFK), a groundbreaking blend of crackling saffron, cedar, and airy sweetness. "Baccarat celebrates its 250th anniversary with Baccarat Rouge 540, created by the fine crystal company in partnership with globally acclaimed perfumer Francis Kurkdjian," reads a description. "Since its launch in 2015, Baccarat's Rouge 540 [ sic ] has cemented its status as an elegantly luxurious and intens
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