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The Newest Accessory Isn't Worn, It's Spritzed

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A fragrance category taking its cues from witches and ghosts is having a moment, offering wearers a bit of supernatural flair without a single stitch of fabric. Call it the olfactory answer to a statement piece: no sequins, no silhouette, just a scent built to conjure the same sense of drama a great gown does. The appeal, per the category's champions, is practical enchantment — magic you can dab on rather than accessorize around.

With reporting from Harper's Bazaar.

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