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Fans and press have linked Rosé with YSL Libre, widely reported rather than officially confirmed. Their scent reads as The Rose Romantic: as a colour, blush rose shot through with soft cream. The closest dupe that shares its notes is Maison Alhambra Léonie, an 84% note match for $25 instead of $140.

What does Rosé smell like?

Rosé's reported signature, Yves Saint Laurent Libre, opens on lavender, orange blossom, vanilla over a base of musk. In a word, it reads the rose romantic, blush rose shot through with soft cream.

Rose is reported to reach for YSL Libre, the lavender-and-orange-blossom floral that walks a line between soft and bold. It has a bright, almost fizzy opening that settles into warm vanilla, romantic without being sugary. The contrast suits her, and the shared lavender-vanilla notes are exactly what the dupes here reproduce.

Rosé's scent, as a colour

Every fragrance has a colour fingerprint, the accords that make it up, weighted by how loud each one is. Rosé's is The Rose Romantic: soft, blooming, quietly magnetic. Florals with a modern edge are your language.

Floral
Gourmand
Musk

The dupe that shares the notes

Rosé's YSL Libre
84% note match
Yves Saint Laurent Libre bottle
The original
Libre
Yves Saint Laurent · Lavender · Orange Blossom · Vanilla · Musk
$140
or
Maison Alhambra Léonie bottle
The dupe · shares key notes
Léonie
Maison Alhambra
$25
LavenderOrange BlossomVanilla
You save $115

Maison Alhambra Léonie tracks the Yves Saint Laurent Libre signature on Lavender, Orange Blossom, Vanilla, the notes most people actually register. Where they part ways is the musk, which the original carries a touch more of, so it is a close relative rather than a carbon copy.

See the full Libre dupe breakdown →

How to wear Rosé's scent

Bright and blooming, it feels most natural in daylight and the warmer half of the year, when florals read fresh rather than heavy. Think daytime, spring and early summer. A dupe makes it an easy one to reach for often, since you are not rationing a $140 bottle.

Rosé's scent twins

Stars whose signature sits closest to Rosé's on the same accords, if you like this, you will likely like theirs.

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Frequently asked questions

What perfume does Rosé wear?

Public interviews and fan reports link Rosé with YSL Libre. These are widely reported rather than officially confirmed, and Dupejoy doesn't claim Rosé owns any specific bottle, we match the reported scent to an affordable dupe on shared notes.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Rosé's perfume?

Yes, for YSL Libre, a close match is Maison Alhambra Léonie: an 84% note match that shares Lavender, Orange Blossom, Vanilla, for $25.

How can I smell like Rosé?

Find a dupe of the scents Rosé is reported to wear, they share the key notes for a fraction of the price. A good starting point is Maison Alhambra Léonie at $25.

When should you wear Rosé's scent?

It sits best in the daytime, across spring and early summer, its dominant accords lean that way. A dupe like Maison Alhambra Léonie makes it easy to wear often.

Is Rosé's fragrance confirmed?

Rosé's picks here are labelled reported, drawn from interviews and widely-shared fan sourcing, not paid placements or endorsements. We match them to a dupe on shared notes, never claim the star owns a specific bottle unless it is confirmed.

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Curated by the Dupejoy scent team. Scents reviewed September 2026. Celebrity fragrance attributions are aggregated from public interviews and fan reporting, labelled reported vs. confirmed, and are not individually verified, we never claim a star owns a specific bottle unless it's confirmed. A dupe shares key notes, it is not identical, and nothing here implies endorsement.