IrisOpens with
TuberoseHeart
VanillaDries down toWill you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Zara · Sold as feminine
Tuberose Winter
The subtle hum of an office just as everyone leaves for the evening — a space that transitions from bustling activity to a quiet, warmly lit calm.
Full bottle: Budget tier, typically under $40. Links open each seller's own page. We may earn a commission; it never changes the order.
Tuberose WinterBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019, Tuberose Winter by Zara captures the essence of an elegant floral composition that is both warm and enveloping. The fragrance opens with iris, which brings a crispness and clarity to the top notes before giving way to the rich and intoxicating heart of tuberose. The base note of vanilla provides a comforting warmth, grounding the overall scent in a cozy yet sophisticated ambiance.
Apply this fragrance with two sprays on your pulse points. The iris note opens quickly but fades within an hour, so you'll want the warmth of the tuberose and vanilla base notes to take over. This scent is best enjoyed close to skin rather than in a wide sillage.
Fig. 01 — Tuberose Winter, Zara
Where to buy.
Wear it for a week first
A decant costs a fraction of a bottle and tells you how it lasts on your skin.
Live prices aren't shown yet. Each link opens that seller's own search; we may earn a commission.
Not sure it's you?
Five questions, about a minute, no account. You get a shortlist that fits how you actually wear fragrance.
The Tuberose line
5 fragrances, compared side by side
Designer Zara
More from the house
You Might Also Like
Chosen from what wearers say it smells like, what its fans also love, and its notes
With M. Micallef Ananda Nectar
Adds musky, sweet and yellow floral; shares vanilla.
Suggested from accords and notes · not yet tried by wearers
What people
are saying.
Respected, if divisive: loved by 31%, disliked or hated by 13%.