Six fragrance duos for the layering trend—spray the heavier base scent first, then mist a lighter one on top—using complementary families like oud + rose, woods + citrus, musk + fruity, and vanilla + floral as a starting point to make your own.

The Layering Edit: 6 Perfume Pairs That You Should Try Together

Pair 1 · BASE (spray first) — Maison Francis Kurkdjian Oud Silk Mood, deep oud

Pair 1 · LAYER on top — Givenchy Irresistible Rose Velvet, velvety rose

Pair 2 · BASE (spray first) — Bvlgari Man Glacial Essence, woody

Pair 2 · LAYER on top — Parfums de Marly Castley, bright bergamot citrus

Pair 3 · BASE (spray first) — Aerin Amber Musk, soft warm musk

Pair 3 · LAYER on top — Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush, fruity berry

Pair 4 · BASE (spray first) — Burberry Goddess, warm vanilla

Pair 4 · LAYER on top — Givenchy Irresistible Nectar, luminous floral

Pair 5 · BASE (spray first) — Givenchy Gentleman Society, woody aromatic

Pair 5 · LAYER on top — Tom Ford Neroli Portofino, sparkling citrus

Pair 6 · BASE (spray first) — Tom Ford White Suede Eau de Parfum, 3.4-oz, soft suede musk

Pair 6 · LAYER on top — Lancôme Idôle Peach & Roses, fruity peach-floral