Cheery by Jeremy Scott

Cheery opens with a bright snap of apple and lemon—crisp, almost candied—before settling into a softly fruited heart where cherry and rose bloom together, neither floral nor purely sweet. White musk anchors the whole thing, warm and skin-close, letting the fruit fade into a creamy, barely-there whisper. It reads like biting into something ripe and then remembering the scent of powder.