The best Good Girl Gone Bad dupe
Maison Alhambra Kismet for Women, $25
85% match · save $215
Why Kismet for Women works as a Good Girl Gone Bad dupe
Good Girl Gone Bad is built around Jasmine, Tuberose, Osmanthus. Maison Alhambra's Kismet for Women shares its most recognisable notes, Osmanthus, Jasmine, Rose, which is why it earns an 85% shared-note match, at $25 instead of $240. A dupe shares key notes; it isn't identical, and the dry-down and longevity can differ. But for the signature everyone notices, that match is what counts.
Where Kismet for Women differs from Good Girl Gone Bad
The match is on the shared heart, Osmanthus, Jasmine, Rose, which is the part most people actually recognise. Beyond that, Kismet for Women doesn't carry Good Girl Gone Bad's Tuberose, so expect that accent to read softer or go missing, especially in the dry-down. If Tuberose is the part of Good Girl Gone Bad you love most, this dupe gets you close rather than all the way, so smell it on skin before you commit.
Prices & notes reviewed September 2026. Note data is community-cited and being verified against licensed fragrance databases. Scents can reformulate over time. How we match dupes → · All dupes A–Z · Best Maison Alhambra dupes
Common questions
What is the best dupe for Good Girl Gone Bad?
Maison Alhambra Kismet for Women is the closest Good Girl Gone Bad dupe, an 85% note match that shares Osmanthus, Jasmine, Rose, for $25 instead of $240.
What does Good Girl Gone Bad smell like?
By Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad is built around Jasmine, Tuberose, Osmanthus, Rose.
How much cheaper is the Good Girl Gone Bad dupe?
The dupe is $25 versus $240 for the original, you save about $215.
Is Kismet for Women a good dupe for Good Girl Gone Bad?
Yes, it shares Osmanthus, Jasmine, Rose, the key notes that make Good Girl Gone Bad recognisable, for a shared-note match of 85%. A dupe shares key notes; it isn't identical, and the dry-down or longevity can differ.
What's the difference between Good Girl Gone Bad and Kismet for Women?
Kismet for Women matches Good Girl Gone Bad on its shared heart, Osmanthus, Jasmine, Rose. What it does not carry from Good Girl Gone Bad is Tuberose, so that accent read softer or missing while the recognisable signature still lands. A dupe shares key notes; it isn't identical, and the dry-down or longevity can differ.
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Good Girl Gone Bad lives in the The Rose Romantic family. More dupes that share its floral character: explore the The Rose Romantic →
