11 iconic ’90s/’00s perfumes you can still buy today

Sweet rose, fruity orange blossom and with a base of amber and vanilla – Jean Paul Gaultier produced a real '90s Classique in 1993. The bold and beautiful oriental fragrance became iconic for its sexy bottle and intoxicating aroma. Known as THE fragrance of the 90s, the Y2K movement is bringing it back. We expect it to be around for years to come.

With its revolutionary frosted bottle and minimalist packaging, CK The One hit the shelves in 1994 at the height of supermodel mania – think Kate Moss and that beach shoot. Could this refreshingly crisp and cool scent be 'The One' for you?

This fresh and summery scent will matched perfectly in 1998 with your Rachel Green inspired floral strappy dress. With its hint of citrus, this perfume does exactly what it says on the tin - makes you happy. And when has Rach ever gone out of style?

Created in 1988 – at the cusp of the 90s era – Calvin Klein's Eternity brings together class and contemporary fragrances that you will love for an Eternity. Inspired by the idea of everlasting love, the scents of lily, violet, jasmine and rose encapsulate the romantic era.

With Louisiana magnolia and sensual vanilla-infused musk, Britney Spears' first fragrance was an instant hit and is still sparking curiosity among young women today. The Free Britney movement has meant Britney is back in the spotlight and this scent will put you under that bright light too.

As the millennium ball dropped in 2000, so did GHOST. The first fragrance for the designer brand has stood the test of time with its fragrance of jasmine, spicy sandalwood and a hint of apricot. The epitome of the Y2K era.

Launched in 2004 at the conclusion (or so we thought) of the Carrie Bradshaw and Mr Big story, DKYN Be Delicious is no poisoned New York apple. The well-balanced scent brings together exotic flowers with fruits and a woody finish making it a sophisticated and recognisable fragrance. Almost as iconic as Miss Bradshaw herself.

While we were busy pretending to be Jenny from the Block in 2005, Jenny was working on a new single Glow and the release of her fruity and floral fragrance of the same name. This lively and uplifting scent screams noughties, with its rhinestone logo and hints of Italian orange and Sicilian lemon. A must have as the Y2K trend continues to thrive.

Alien, released in 2005, is the best-known fragrance by late fashion designer Thierry Mugler. With its distinct purple bottle and rich woody and floral scent, it's no wonder the perfume has Tik Tok-ers galore declaring it their signature scent. The hashtag #alienperfume has gained 1.2 million views so far and we imagine this best-selling perfume will stick around far past its TikTok hype.

Viva La Juicy was a go to for celebrities like Taylor Swift in 2008. This fragrance of wild berries, mandarins and honeysuckle, has a base of amber, caramel and praline, summing up the sweet scent of the noughties. As Juicy Couture tracksuits make their comeback, it's no surprise this decadent perfume will be adorning our wrists this year.

The perfect perfume for the modern-day princess – Vera Wang's Princess is unmistakable with its purple heart-shaped bottle that wouldn't be out of place on the Princess of Genovia's vanity. The fruity and floral scent blends apple, waterlily, guava and the Tahitian tiare flower. This epitome of the '00s era is finding a brand new audience in 2022.