Fig fragrances are everywhere right now, so I finally filmed the fig video you guys have been asking for. In this one, I rank my best fig perfumes from “nice but not my top” all the way to the one that’s genuinely addictive on my skin. I also break down how fig can show up totally differently depending on the composition—think bitter green fig leaf, creamy coconut fig, woody sandalwood fig, and that soft “skin-like” musky vibe that makes people lean in. I start with Prada Infusion de Figue, which to me is the greener, sharper, more galbanum-heavy style—bitter fig, citrus, and a medicinal foresty mossy feel. Then we get into the sexier, creamier side with Tom Ford Figue Érotique (overripe fig, a creamy tonic accord, and muscovado sweetness) and the most photorealistic fig in the whole lineup: L’Artisan Parfumeur Premier Figuier, which nails the seedy, milky, gummy texture of an actual fig. Floris Mulberry Fig is my unique summer pick with coconut and a salty/aquatic edge, and Fragonard Beau de Provence is my chic, warm, woody-sandalwood fig that feels intimate and compliment-y. Diptyque Philosykos is a staple for a reason—green, creamy, ultra wearable—then my number one is Veronique Gabai Délices des Bois: jasmine, sandalwood/dreamwood, vanilla, and creamy green fig in a super sexy signature-scent profile.