Jessica Jones Fragrances

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Jessica Jones:

Southern Blend by Tim McGraw

She’d realize this tobacco and whiskey scent is perfect for making her own natural ahem… tobacco and whiskey scent smell like it’s on purpose and at like 9 bucks a bottle it’s within her price range. Trish once she realizes what she’s wearing would gift her a bottle of

Tobacco Oud by Tom Ford

anonymously as a sisterly gesture of care and she’d wear it because it was there and it’s stronger.

Luke Cage:

Chergui by Serge Lutens

Warm, sophisticated, charming, and sexy… pretty sure Jessica would be super into it too. Luke’s not a fussy dude, you wouldn’t call him a dandy, but he’s also thoughtful and by no means a slob. He’s the kind of guy who gives a shit about how he smells, not because he’s trying to send a message about status, virility or whatever, he’s got no insecurities in those directions, but simply because he cares how he smells. Like you can tell he’s the kind of guy who wet shaves because getting a bad shave pisses him off, but not the kind of guy who turns it into a weird “I’m superior” pissing contest and brings it up when he sees other guys’ disposable razors. He just likes getting a good shave. He just likes smelling good. You can tell aesthetics are things that matter to him by little things like his classic sense of style and choice of motorcycle helmet (not a modern easily avaliable one, he fuckin’ looked for something in particular).

Dorothy Walker:

24 Faubourg by Hermes

She’d probably started out wearing some cheap 80s powerhouse like Giorgio by Giorgio Beverly Hills, and you still get traces of that, but of course this is the expensive high class version. A rich heady “I can afford it” floral. I don’t know why but I find something about this scent slightly cruel smelling, it’s a lovely fragrance but something about it says “just not a good person”

Trish Walker:

Alien Essence Absolue by Thierry Mugler

It’s a very nice scent, feminine and pretty, not overplayed, and nice. It’s also broadly avaliable and I don’t feel like Trish is the sort of person who’d spend tons and tons of time picking out a fragrance. She’d smell some stuff, go “this one’s nice” and wear that.

Malcolm Ducasse:

Burberry London For Men

Obviously once Kilgrave gets his hooks in him, he’d probably stop wearing it, but this warm, likable fragrance fits the good, kind hearted, well intentioned Malcolm to a t.

Jeri Hogarth:

L’instant De Guerlain

An expensive, chilly, inedible vanilla for an expensive, chilly powerful woman (in the midst of a midlife crisis, fucking her secretary like a giant cliche)

Pam:

Classique by Gaultier

Virginal orange blossom blended with vanilla and anise to give it a touch of complexity and sin, sexy but office safe, perfect for seducing your powerhouse boss.

Wendy Ross-Hogarth:

Memory Of Kindness by CB I Hate Perfume

Earthy, unisex, slightly soft hearted and above all not perfumey, I can’t really imagine Wendy being much of a perfume person, but I can imagine her being into this not too perfume-y perfume, probably wearing it in favor of foufier bottles Jeri gave her.

Kilgrave:

X for Men Clive Christian

At over 300 bucks a bottle, with gigantic sillage, Kilgrave would overspray and think he was the cleverest and most sophisticated and seductive dude in the room when in fact everyone thinks he’s a douchebag who wears too much fucking pretentious cologne until he tells them not to, but of course, he’s never bothered to ask what anyone else thinks. And like even if the cologne itself is nice the fucking crown stopper, the showy lavishness of it and his dousing himself in it scream douche.

Fuck Kilgrave,

Fandoms and Fragrance out.