Jasmine leads hard from the first spray — dense, almost animalic, edged with ylang ylang's creamy banana-floral weight and a bright neroli-mandarin citrus that softens the opening without lightening it. The heart is uncompromising: this is jasmine as a statement, not a suggestion. As it settles, amber and immortelle pull things warm and slightly herbal-honeyed, while leather adds a dry, skin-close rasp to the dry-down. Projection is assertive without being nuclear; sillage lingers richly for hours. — Cold-weather evenings, worn by someone who wants to be noticed before they enter the room.
Dossier's Alien-adjacent pick — jasmine sambac and white amber are there but solar cashmeran is subtler.
The top dupe of Tom Ford's Jasmin Rouge is Floral Jasmine by Dossier, scoring 7/10 for accuracy and 6/10 for longevity. At $29, it's a 70% match to the $365 original — saving roughly $336 per bottle. It's the only scored dupe of Jasmin Rouge so far, with more on the way as community evidence accumulates.
Based on community consensus, the highest-accuracy dupe for Jasmin Rouge is Floral Jasmine by Dossier (accuracy 7/10, longevity 6/10). If you prioritize longevity over accuracy, sort the grid above by longevity to see the top performer on that axis.
Every dupe is rated on two independent dimensions: scent accuracy (how closely it matches the original) and longevity (how long it lasts on skin). Scores are aggregated from community consensus on Reddit r/fragrance, r/fragranceclones, and Fragrantica. They are never averaged into a single number — accuracy and longevity are separate decisions.
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