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Marc Jacobs

Dot

Dot by Marc Jacobs is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women

The Quick Read

Respected, if divisive — a fruity, white floral composition with a sweet undertone. Voted best for spring and summer wear, leaning feminine.

tropical sunsetfresh berriessubtle sweetnesswarm vanillacreamy driftwood
3.65· 3,644 Ratings
Created byAnn Gottlieb
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Longevity
8.2
Sillage
6.5
Best Time
🌙Night67%
Seasons
🍂 ❄️Fall/Winter
The Story

Dot by Marc Jacobs was launched in 2012 and crafted by perfumers Ann Gottlieb and Annie Buzantian. This fragrance is a vibrant blend of fruity and white floral notes that evoke the essence of tropical sunsets. The top notes of red berries and pitahaya create an immediate burst of freshness, while honeysuckle adds a subtle sweetness. As it develops, coconut and jasmine bring a warm, creamy texture to the composition, anchored by driftwood and musk for a grounding finish.

Scent Profile

Composition & Character

When to Wear

🌸
Spring
☀️
Summer
🍂
Fall
❄️
Winter
🌤️
Day
🌙
Night

Who Wears It

Masculine5%
Unisex10%
Feminine85%
Performance

How It Wears

Longevity
Very Weak5.0k
Weak9.0k
Moderate16.0k
Long3.8k
Eternal1.6k
Sillage
Intimate16.0k
Moderate15.2k
Strong4.0k
Enormous2.4k

Application Tips

Dot is best applied to pulse points for maximum warmth and longevity. The fruity top notes are fleeting but impactful, so layering it with the base notes can ensure a continuous, comforting aroma throughout the day.

Designer Marc Jacobs

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04 · Dossier

Edited by Scentsation Editorial

The story behind the bottle.

The afternoon when you step outside after a quick nap, greeted by the scent of ripe fruit and warm sun on your skin.

Fig. 01 — Dot, Marc Jacobs

05 · Acquire

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06 · The Room

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