Charlotte Tilbury

More Sex Perfume

Bethenny describes More Sex as unisex because it’s got a more traditionally masculine scent. But don’t think that means it’s not feminine—the bottle is aptly named. “It’s musky, but still very sexy and sensual,” she says.

Parfums de Marly

Delina Eau de Parfum

“Everyone loves this one,” Bethenny says—and she’s right. Delina is iconic for a reason: a sweet, fruity rose that smells like freshly washed hair and champagne bubbles. It initially comes off bright and juicy, then dries down to something more soft and creamy. If you love feminine scents but want something with more dimension than a traditional rose, this is it.

KAYALI

Freedom Musk Matcha Eau de Parfum

Matcha might not sound like the best base for a perfume, but this fragrance proves otherwise. The formula mixes creamy musk with earthy matcha for a super grounding scent. It's cozy but not heavy—the kind of perfume you’d want to wear with a cashmere sweater.

OUAI

Rue St Honoré Eau de Parfum

Bethenny calls it, “feminine and more intense but not in a department store old woman type of way.” Instead, it’s a modern take on that classic perfumey vibe—floral and polished with a warm undercurrent.

Tom Ford

Figue Érotique Eau de Parfum

This smells like a luxurious Mediterranean summer in a bottle. The fig note gives it a unique twist compared to typical fruity florals, and it feels indulgent without being sugary, making it one of the more wearable luxury florals out there.

Givenchy

L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Rouge

According to Bethenny, “It’s halfway between feminine and masculine.” That balance is what makes it so alluring—smoky and floral marries together in a surprisingly appealing combo. It’s the kind of scent you wear when you want something powerful but still delicate. Perfect for nights out or holiday dinners.

Maison D’Etto

Rotano

Another fragrance that has mastered balance, this one “has got a bit of muskiness and sweetness—a perfect balance of both,” says Bethenny. It feels rich, leathery, and slightly animalic, but never too heavy. The scent equivalent of a great leather jacket over a silky blouse.

Uptown Perfumery

Sunset Over the Brownstone

Bethenny is obsessed with both the packaging and the scent. She describes it as fig-meets-lychee with a floral-musky springtime twist. “It’s tropical, fruity, and musky“like nothing else you’ve ever smelled,” she says.

Jo Malone

Wood Sage and Sea Salt Cologne

A longtime favorite in the “expensive but effortless” category, this scent is ideal for someone who hates strong perfume but still wants a signature scent. The formula smells airy, mineral, and just overall super fresh.

Bodha

LA Woman Perfume Oil

This one is deeply personal for Bethenny: “I’ve had this for years…it smells so sexual and sensual and mysterious, like a woman with a lot of secrets and an intense past.” As an oil, it sits closer to the skin and lasts for hours.

World of Chris Collins

African Rooibos Eau de Parfum

“This packaging is rich bitch,” Bethenny says—and the scent matches. She compares the box to Bulgari and calls the bottle “the handsome cousin of Tom Ford.” The fragrance itself is a warm, modern take on Mugler’s Angel, but smoother, deeper, and more contemporary.

Salt & Stone

Santal and Vetiver Body + Hair Mist

Bethenny calls this scent “giving rich,” and she loves how wearable it is. As a mist, it’s lighter and more casual than a full perfume, making it perfect for daily layering. The sandalwood-vetiver combo smells clean, making it ideal for people who want to smell put-together in a low-effort way.

Phlur

Afterglow EDP

Phlur’s newest fragrance is woody but ever-so-slightly sweet, and blended so smoothly that it smells more expensive than it is. It gives sophisticated “second skin” energy—the fragrance equivalent of golden hour. A great pick for someone who loves musks but wants something with more brightness.

Philosophy

Amazing Grace

According to Bethenny, “Fragrance shouldn’t be overpowering. It’s a whisper, not a shout—and Amazing Grace is exactly that.” Simply put, this is the ultimate clean-girl fragrance: soft, fresh, gently floral, and universally appealing. It’s impossible to overdo and works for absolutely any occasion.

By Rosie Jane

Leila Lou Eau de Parfum (Pear)

“I can’t stop wanting to smell like it,” Bethenny gushes. She says it reminds her of a “rich vacation with a shimmery glow,” and that’s exactly the vibe: the mix of dewy pear and soft florals is absolutely heavenly.