Best Marc Jacobs Daisy Fragrances

The original Daisy is still the heart of the line — a strawberry-and-violet-leaves opening over a gardenia-jasmine-and-violet heart, on a soft musk-vanilla-and-white-woods base. It's a clean, sunny floral that's cheerful without being childish, the reason the daisy-cap bottle became a starter-perfume staple.

It's light, pretty, and easy to wear anywhere, with gentle projection. At $80–$150 it's the one to start with. See the full breakdown.

Eau So Fresh is the fruitier, sparklier Daisy — a green-raspberry-pear-and-grapefruit opening over violet, litchi, and rose, on a clean musk-and-cedar base. It's brighter and juicier than the original, the most warm-weather-friendly and easygoing of the line.

It's light and cheerful, built for daytime. At $120–$150 it's the fruity, summer version of Daisy. See the full breakdown.

Daisy Love is the softest, sweetest member — a sugared cloudberry note over a daisy accord, on a soft cashmere-musk-and-driftwood base. It's rounder and a touch sweeter than the fresh original, the pick when you want Daisy gentle and comforting rather than sparkling.

It stays light and daytime-friendly, best in spring and summer like the rest of the line. At $100–$180 it's the soft, sweet version of the line. See the full breakdown.

Daisy Dream is the airiest, most transparent member — a blackberry-pear-and-grapefruit opening over wisteria, litchi, and jasmine, on a light musk-and-coconut-water base. It's the breeziest of the line, floaty and fresh where the original is soft-floral.

It's a light, casual summer scent. At $80–$150 it's the airy, warm-weather version of Daisy. See the full breakdown.