The 8 Best Tom Ford Lost Cherry Dupes

If you love the smell of cherries, there’s no way to get around Tom Ford’s Lost Cherry Eau de Parfum. It’s a one-of-a-kind fragrance with its standout cherry note, silky almond accord, and rich layers of jasmine, tonka bean, and vanilla, it’s a bold, indulgent scent that’s both sweet and provocative.

However, you do want to get around its hefty price tag, making it a splurge not everyone can afford. That’s why we’ve rounded up the top 8 dupes and alternatives, which capture the same irresistible essence without breaking the bank.

Before you proceed, we do want to let you know that at Beautinow we now offer the original Tom Ford Lost Cherry perfume 30-40% below its official retail price. So perhaps the best alternative to Lost Cherry is still Lost Cherry 😉

Bohoboco Perfume Wet Cherry Liquor Eau de Parfum

Wet Cherry Liquor is a delicious gourmand fragrance with strong notes of intoxicating liquor and succulent cherry, very reminiscent of Lost Cherry. Creamy caramel and a subtle hint of strawberry add to the allure of the fragrance. Soft sandalwood and delectable vanilla complement the fruitiness, while spicy accords of wood vetiver and tonka beans restore balance.

Monotheme Venezia Cherry Blossom Eau de Toilette

With a tart floral scent, Cherry Blossom is the perfect summer alternative to Lost Cherry. The fragrance opens with a strong note of juicy cherry, and the heart comprises a lovely bouquet of cherry blossoms. Musky and woody notes in the base add to the elegance of this soapy, clean aroma. 

Liquides Imaginaires Bloody Wood Eau de Parfum

In a rather impressive feat, Bloody Wood manages to live up to its poetic name. With red wine, white wine, red berries, rose, and oak being the dominant notes of the fragrance, it aligns closely with the olfactory profile of Lost Cherry. Inspired by mythology it honors the passion of lovers but also the conflicts caused by desire. 

Room 15 Cherry Punk Eau de Parfum

If you adore how succulent cherries and cool leather come together to create a unique, tantalizing scent, Cherry Punk should be a staple in your fragrance wardrobe. The cherry in the opening has a touch of saffron, while the heart nurtures an extravagant floral bouquet. The base is earthy and rich, thanks to patchouli, tonka bean, and leather. Some claim that Cherry Punk has a stronger cherry note than even Lost Cherry!

Kayali Fragrances Lovefest Burning Cherry | 48 Eau de Parfum

Widely considered an excellent alternative to Lost Cherry, Lovefest Burning Cherry | 48 is a luscious fragrance with woody and gourmand facets. It accurately captures the sweet and smoky scent of burning cherries and raspberries. The bergamot in the opening adds a dash of sparkle, while caramelized praline coats exotic florals in the heart. Guaiac wood and patchouli in the base add warmth, depth, and texture.

Carolina Herrera Very Good Girl Glam Eau de Parfum

Very Good Girl Glam is a sensual and provocative cherry-based fragrance, much like Lost Cherry. The magical blend of cherry, rose, and vanilla pays tribute to femininity and glamour — carefully walking the line between elegant and irreverent. Very Good Girl Glam opens with sour cherry and bitter almond, which pave the way for the mesmerizing rose centered in the heart and the majestic vanilla in the base.

Dossier Ambery Cherry Eau de Parfum

Ambery Cherry is a spot-on dupe for Lost Cherry. It opens with a warm, sweet, and toasty mix of cherry and almond, and the heart juxtaposes fresh rose and sensual jasmine against warm cinnamon and spicy clove. Delicious facets of vanilla and tonka bean in the base drive this fragrance into gourmand territory. It leaves a scintillating trail!

Boadicea the Victorious Bodacious Eau de Parfum

Bodacious is the one if you are looking for an intoxicating vanilla with rich cherry and spicy undertones, much like Lost Cherry. The fragrance has a distinct note of cognac, while clove and pepper balance out the sweetness of the cherries. The base comprises a luxurious blend of tonka bean and vanilla, enriched by earthy hints of vetiver and sandalwood. 

Released in November 2018, Tom Ford Lost Cherry quickly gained widespread attention, achieving both acclaim and controversy. While some were captivated by its unique charm, others criticized it, deeming it overhyped and not worth its premium price tag.

What’s the real deal with Tom Ford Lost Cherry? From its distinctive scent profile and performance to its high price, comparable to an overpriced Creed fragrance, and whether it’s truly worth the investment, this in-depth review will answer all these questions and more.