In the vast sea of women’s perfumes, there are only a select few scents so outstanding that they inspire the devotion of fragrance fanatics far and wide. If you’re looking for such an aroma—one that evokes delicacy and elegance with a bit of an exotic edge—then look no further than Creed’s Love in White Eau de Parfum ($110; bergdorfgoodman.com). Launched in fall 2005 and marking Creed’s first fragrance debut since 2000, the superbly balanced floral features tempting notes from around the world, including topnotes of zesty Spanish orange and middle notes of Egyptian iris, Italian white jasmine, Guatemalan magnolias, young iridescent rice husk, and French daffodils. Basenotes of sandalwood from Mysore, vanilla from the island of Java, and ambergris round out the exquisite scent. The graceful white bottle adorned with silver metal ribbon looks handsome on any vanity, but best of all, a portion of Love in White’s sales go to benefit UNESCO, a nonprofit organization that promotes world peace. —Kai Alexis Smith