Best Parfums de Marly Dupes for Women 2026

Delina is the Parfums de Marly that made rose feel modern again — tart rhubarb and juicy litchi lifting a bright Turkish rose so it never reads stuffy — and Delilah shadows it almost exactly. Same rhubarb-litchi opening, same rose-and-peony heart, same creamy cashmeran-vanilla drydown. It's the closest thing to Delina you can buy without the $345–$475 receipt, and the one most people can't tell apart on skin.

At $15–$30 it's the one to start with. It sits a touch heavier and simpler than the airy original, but it projects, it lasts, and it pulls the same compliments. If you want the whole rundown of Delina clones, we ranked them on our Delina dupes guide — but Delilah leads that list too. See the full breakdown.

Oriana is the fluffy, fruity, marshmallow-musk PdM that took over every FYP the year it dropped — think raspberry and whipped cream in a cashmere sweater — and Reyna reproduces it almost note for note. Bright mandarin and raspberry up top, then that pillowy marshmallow-and-musk base that makes the original so absurdly cozy and huggable. Blind, the two are genuinely hard to separate.

At $20–$45 it's a compliment magnet with real projection and staying power — the budget dupe that punches so far above its price it feels like a mistake. If you love the sweet, fruity, plush side of Parfums de Marly, this is the one. See the full breakdown.

Delina Exclusif is the richer, deeper sister of Delina — same litchi-rose signature, but with oud and incense adding weight and drama — and White Imperiale chases that fuller version. Litchi and Turkish rose up top, a vanilla-and-peony heart, and a cashmeran-incense base give it the same expensive, rosy warmth with more muscle. It's the cold-weather, dressed-up take on the Delina rose.

At $25–$45 it's the performance pick of the bunch — big projection, all-day longevity, the kind of rose that fills a room. Go easy on the sprays. For the Delina fan who wants more depth and drama, this is the one. See the full breakdown.

Valaya is the clean, airy, expensive-skin PdM — soft peach and white florals over a luminous musk, the kind of scent that reads "quietly rich" rather than loud — and Mystique Bouquet lands in the same lane. White peach, mandarin, and litchi up top, an orange-blossom-and-peony heart, and a clean ambroxan-musk-vanilla base. It's the understated, wear-anywhere pick of this list.

At $30–$45 it's the closest budget route to Valaya's soft-focus elegance. It leans a hair more peony-heavy and sits closer to the skin than the original, so it's a scent for people who like to be smelled up close, not across a room. The one for the office and the everyday. See the full breakdown.