
Dossier
Best Tom Ford Lost Cherry Dupe
Dossier Ambery Cherry is a clone of Tom Ford Lost Cherry, with a 78% accuracy score and about 85% cheaper than the original.
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Dossier's Ambery Cherry captures the gourmand cherry-almond opening and floral heart reasonably well, making it a serviceable alternative for those seeking Lost Cherry's general direction. However, the clone lacks the complexity of the original's liqueur notes and syrupy depth, leaning more into a straightforward amber-tonka base rather than the sophisticated balsam and vetiver interplay. The overall experience is lighter and more linear, missing some of Lost Cherry's distinctive character and longevity.
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.
What people who wear Dossier Ambery Cherry report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“I own both Dossier Ambery Cherry and Tom Ford Lost Cherry perfumes. My Dossier Ambery Cherry has mascerated for the last year and the juice has gotten darker. This is a spot on clone/dupe. I spray one on my left wrist and the other on my right wrist and there is absolutely no noticeable difference. If anyone tells you otherwise they dont own the original and are basing it off a memory of smelling the original. This is spot on and anyone who professes otherwise is a bitter liar.”
“This was my signature scent for many years! A very sexy mature cherry. On me, it was sort of smoky and dark and boozy smelling. Not in the way that bad perfume just smells like alcohol, but a sexy bourbon almost smell to it? Not sure where that came from given the notes.But an amazing scent that lasted forever and had great projection. Very very distinct smelling!”
“this is my third attempt at an affordable TF dupe and it still doesn't cut it. people say "oh it gets you 94% of the way there," but that last smoky spicy boozy leathery 6%? is apparently magical. this is just a mildly pleasant cherry with some cinnamon and barely a bit of almond. it's not a RIPE cherry with those musky starting-to-go-bad overtones and definitely not worth $50, you can do better elsewhere.”
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