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Stiletto by Max Philip

Men Women 2026

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Stiletto: Max Philip’s New Fruity Floral for Him and Her Max Philip introduces Stiletto, a fresh addition to its fragrance lineup. Launched in 2026, this floral fruity scent is designed for both men and women, blending sweet and spicy elements into a modern composition. The opening pairs black cherry, rose, and pink pepper for a vibrant, juicy start. Heart notes…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 25%
  • Spring 17%
  • Summer 17%
  • Autumn 42%
  • Day 33%
  • Night 67%

Key notes

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19 votes

  • Positive 47%
  • Negative 42%
  • Neutral 11%
positive reviews 19 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

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Leading answer Night

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About Stiletto

Main accord patchouli Year 2026 Gender Men · Women

Stiletto: Max Philip’s New Fruity Floral for Him and Her

Max Philip introduces Stiletto, a fresh addition to its fragrance lineup. Launched in 2026, this floral fruity scent is designed for both men and women, blending sweet and spicy elements into a modern composition.

The opening pairs black cherry, rose, and pink pepper for a vibrant, juicy start. Heart notes of patchouli and ginger bring earthy warmth, while vanilla, ambergris, and caramel form a creamy, cozy base.

Stiletto’s accords read like a journey through contrasting textures: patchouli, roses, vanillic sweetness, cherry fruitiness, woods, balsamic undertones, warm spices, earthy touches, brown sugar-like caramel, and a soft creaminess. It’s a unisex fragrance that feels both playful and sophisticated.

At the top, black cherry takes center stage, offering a ripe, almost liqueur-like fruitiness. Rose adds a classic floral touch, while pink pepper gives a subtle spiciness that keeps the opening from being too sweet. This combination is unexpectedly refreshing and inviting.

The heart is where Stiletto gets its character. Patchouli introduces a dark, earthy depth, while ginger delivers a sharp, invigorating kick. Together, they create a balanced tension with the sweeter edges, making the fragrance feel grounded rather than one-dimensional.

In the base, vanilla and caramel provide a smooth, indulgent finish, while ambergris adds a touch of warmth and subtle complexity. The dry down is comforting and long-lasting, with a slightly balsamic and woody nuance that lingers on the skin.

Early reviews have given Stiletto an average rating of 3.26 out of 5, based on 19 ratings. While not a universal crowd-pleaser, this score suggests a fragrance with genuine character—one that rewards patience and personal experimentation.

Stiletto will appeal to anyone who enjoys fruity florals with a spicy twist. It’s a great choice for those who want a perfume that transitions easily from day to night, and who appreciate a sweet but not cloying scent. Both men and women can wear it with confidence, especially if they gravitate toward niche-style compositions.

Ultimately, Stiletto is a bold and intriguing release from Max Philip. It balances fruity sweetness with earthy depth and warm spices, offering a unique experience for fragrance lovers. If you’re curious about unisex scents that dare to combine unexpected notes, this one is definitely worth trying on your skin.

Flowers Spices Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic Sweet and gourmand

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

4 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

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Character

Leading answer Leans feminine

5 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

5 votes

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