Best Tom Ford Lost Cherry Dupes in 2026
Tom Ford Lost Cherry lists for about $350. Wearers like the realistic cherry and say it suits fall, winter and nights out. They complain about the price, say the value isn't there, and many report weak wear.
That last point matters for clones. The best match is Afnan Cherry Bouquet (86%, under $40). Wearers like that it avoids a medicinal sweetness, but also say it turns into a skin scent too fast. Fine'ry Not Another Cherry scores 82% and gets a cloying-in-warm-weather warning. Armaf Oros Fleur scores 78% and is priced above $50, which is hard to justify next to the others.
If you want cherry at a fraction of the price, Cherry Bouquet is the safe pick. Expect shorter wear, though the original gets the same complaint.
About the original: Wearers rate it 4.1 out of 5 across 18,182 ratings. Fans like: realistic cherry note. Common complaint: expensive price point.
Afnan
Cherry Bouquet
215 votes link it to Tom Ford Lost Cherry.
Fans like: Sophisticated non-medicinal sweetness
Common complaint: Becomes skin scent too quickly
Longevity: 57% of voters say moderate.
Brings raspberry to the mix and skips tonka bean, cinnamon and peru balsam from the original.
Fine'ry.
Not Another Cherry
222 votes link it to Tom Ford Lost Cherry.
Fans like: Exceptional value for the price point
Common complaint: Cloying in warm weather
Longevity: 55% of voters say moderate.
Adds amaretto where the original leans on vanilla, tonka bean and cinnamon.
Armaf
Oros Fleur
The clone performs with slightly shorter longevity (5-6 hours vs 8+ hours) and a more muted sillage. The middle notes feel less layered, missing some of the original's subtle spiced cherry complexity and floral elegance.
Fragrance World
Pur Intoxique
Fragrance World's version simplifies the middle notes and lacks the sophisticated spice-floral interplay of the original; the base is warmer but less layered. The designer's Peru balsam and griotte liqueur create a more refined sweetness, while the clone reads as a more straightforward cherry-tonka composition with reduced projection.
Lovely Cherie
Maison Alahmbra
The clone delivers adequate cherry-almond opening and base sweetness but with less refinement in mid-development and reduced depth in the balsamic-woody undertones. Longevity and sillage are typically 20-30% lighter than the original Tom Ford.
Maison Alhambra
Lovely Cherie
The clone performs with slightly shorter longevity (5-6 hours vs. 8+ hours) and presents a more linear progression, missing some of the original's deeper spice and balsamic undertones that add depth to the base.
Afnan
Turathi Red
Turathi Red is sweeter and more vanilla-centric in the base, while Lost Cherry maintains a more balanced amber-wood profile with darker spice undertones. The original has superior longevity and sillage, with better structural coherence across all pyramid stages.
Dossier
Ambery Cherry
Ambery Cherry simplifies the fragrance structure, sacrificing Lost Cherry's nuanced base notes (Peru Balsam, Vetiver, Cedar) for a more generic amber-tonka finish. The clone also lacks the liqueur and syrup richness that gives the original its signature depth and complexity.
Dua
Popped Cherry
Popped Cherry delivers a brighter, more straightforward cherry-almond profile but falls short on longevity and base complexity compared to Lost Cherry's rich, balsamic finish. The clone reads as sweeter and more one-dimensional, lacking the original's creamy sandalwood and balanced woody-floral progression.
Dua
Electrocuted Cherry
The clone delivers a slightly sweeter, less nuanced interpretation with reduced aromatic depth in the heart notes and diminished longevity compared to the original. Dua's version skews more linear and straightforward, missing some of Lost Cherry's multi-layered depth and premium balsamic undertones.
Zara
Cherry Smoothie Eau de Parfum
Swaps some of the original's cinnamon, peru balsam and sandalwood for heliotrope and hawthorn.
Armaf
Enchanted Cherry
Armaf's version is sweeter and more linear, with reduced longevity and sillage compared to the original's 8+ hour wear time. The clone loses the nuanced herbal and woody undertones that make Lost Cherry feel luxurious rather than purely candy-like.
Maison Alhambra
Lovely Cherry
The clone performs adequately in the opening but shows noticeable thinning in the middle and base phases, with less longevity and sillage compared to the original. The overall composition feels more linear and straightforward, missing Lost Cherry's sophisticated interplay between the gourmand and floral elements.
Fragrance World
Lush Cherry
The clone skews slightly sweeter with less nuanced florals and a simplified base structure. Longevity and sillage are marginally weaker, with the fragrance feeling more linear and less layered compared to the original's complexity.
Pendora Scents
Boozy Cherry
The clone omits cedar entirely and uses a simpler rose note, resulting in a sweeter, less dimensional fragrance with moderate longevity compared to Tom Ford's more balanced composition. Sillage is also noticeably softer, making Boozy Cherry feel less impactful after the first few hours.
Room 1015
Cherry Punk
More of a natural tart cherry vs Lost Cherry's candied sweetness. Less almond, more woody base. Feels more artistic and less mainstream.
Attar Collection
Khaltat Night
The clone delivers comparable longevity and sillage but lacks the subtle bitter almond nuance and Griotte syrup complexity that define Lost Cherry's signature profile. The rose and jasmine blend in Khaltat Night reads as more generic, missing the Turkish Rose's specific spice and depth.
Paris Corner
Ophidian Black Cherry
The clone delivers the cherry and almond top notes accurately but softens the woody undertones and misses some of the balsamic sophistication in the dry-down. Longevity and sillage are also noticeably lighter than the original Tom Ford formulation.
Zakat
Le Style Cherry Dubai to Miami
The clone simplifies Lost Cherry's intricate floral and balsamic mid-layers, resulting in a less complex dry-down that skews sweeter and less nuanced. Longevity and sillage are noticeably weaker, with the scent fading considerably faster than the designer original.
Zimaya
Zukhruf Cherry
The clone lacks the depth and richness of Peru Balsam that gives the original its distinctive character; longevity and sillage are typically lighter on Zimaya's version. The floral notes (rose and jasmine) are less prominent, resulting in a more straightforward cherry-tonka composition rather than the original's balanced gourmand-floral profile.
Unknown
L'intense De Blue Lost Cherry
The clone's heart notes appear simplified and less nuanced, potentially lacking the original's floral sophistication and griotte liqueur character. Longevity and sillage are typically lighter in clone versions, and the overall composition may feel more linear and less evolving than the designer fragrance.
Amberry
Cherry by Dossier
The clone simplifies Lost Cherry's nuanced middle notes and lacks the bitter almond character that gives the original its distinctive balance. Dossier's version is sweeter and less complex, with noticeably shorter longevity and reduced sillage compared to the Tom Ford.
Maison Alhambra
Forbidden Love
Forbidden Love emphasizes candy-like sweetness and lacks the subtle leather, spice, and creamy almond notes that give Lost Cherry its signature elegance and longevity.
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