Armani My Way Dupes 2026: 6 Clones vs the Original

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Sublime Epoque

Zara

19,95 € · 80 ml

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Alkuperäinen

My Way

Giorgio Armani

Kokeile alkuperäistä: 3 ml 7,65 €10 ml 21,06 €

Lisää ostoskoriin · 10ml

2. 2
   Lähimpänä dry-downissa

   Her Choice

   La Rive

   Ei EU-hintaa

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3. 3
   Raikkaampi tulkinta

   Fruity Neroli

   Dossier

   29,00 € · 50 ml

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4. 4
   Makeampi tulkinta

   Potion Love For Her

   Police

   Ei EU-hintaa

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5. 5
   Tummempi tulkinta

   Bouquet Encore

   L'Orchestre Parfum

   Ei EU-hintaa

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Näytä kaikki 6 valintaa

6. 6
   Premium-vaihtoehto

   Bacalar

   FIORE

   45,00 € · 50 ml

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Each comparison below credits the member or house behind it, and the weaker ones are marked. Armani's other perfumes have their own guides: read Armani Si dupes and Armani Code dupes. For the other white flower in the heart, see jasmine perfumes. Our Armani guide explains which Armani perfume to try first: Acqua di Giò for a man, a citrus-and-sea scent voted for summer and spring, or Sì for a woman.

What does My Way smell like?

My Way by Giorgio Armani is a women's perfume launched in 2020, listed for work. Bergamot and orange blossom open it. Tuberose and Indian jasmine sit in the heart, over Madagascar vanilla, white musk and Virginian cedar. Two newer versions change the frame:

The picks below are all measured against the first one, My Way itself.

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Zara does not present Sublime Epoque as inspired by My Way: the link comes from the community, so we call it an alternative. Fragrantica lists bergamot, then tuberose, orange blossom and jasmine, over vanilla and cedar, and every one of those names is also in My Way's list.

The main difference is sweetness. On Fragrantica, one member calls it an amazing dupe for My Way, and another who owns My Way prefers it, as the sweeter of the two. A third does not remember My Way being as sweet and later finds Sublime Epoque overwhelmingly sweet.

Parfumo lists My Way Eau de Parfum first among the perfumes that smell similar to it. A member who owns My Way finds it most of the way there but less smoothly blended, leaning a little more floral and woody, while another calls it a good, affordable match for My Way. In a forum thread on alternatives to the My Way Floral flanker, one member finds it very close, with the sweet, bubblegum-like tuberose but without My Way's fruity citrus top notes. It suits you if you like My Way sweet and want the tuberose to lead.

La Rive's Her Choice has the strongest count in this guide. Parfumo's comparison page shows 154 of 157 voting members finding it similar to My Way Eau de Parfum. Fragrantica lists orange blossom and bergamot, Indian jasmine, then vanilla, white musk and cedar.

Members on Fragrantica who know My Way find the two extremely similar. One member who compares the two notes small differences: a little more red berry in My Way, and Her Choice reaching its dry-down sooner. Others disagree and find it less sophisticated and less smooth, a simpler, cheaper-smelling scent, and one finds it soapy and gets headaches. It suits you if you want the pick most members find similar and can accept a simpler, less smooth blend.

Dossier presents Fruity Neroli as its affordable interpretation inspired by Giorgio Armani's My Way. The difference shows on paper: up top it swaps in neroli, blackcurrant and strawberry alongside bergamot. Jasmine, tuberose and orange blossom make the heart, with vanilla, musks and cedarwood below.

On Fragrantica, one member finds the opening quite different, a green neroli, before the orange-blossom heart turns sweet and tuberose-led, and calls it a decent My Way dupe on her skin. Another finds it sharp and green and missing My Way's sweet fruit, and a third finds it close in the bottle but brighter and fruitier on skin. It suits you if you want My Way's white flowers with a greener start, and you would rather test it than trust one verdict.

Police's Potion Love For Her is contested, so read both sides. Members on Fragrantica split: one calls it a great dupe for My Way, a bubblegum tuberose and orange blossom. Another finds it smells just like My Way, super sweet, with a powdery vanilla base. A third finds the sea note sets it slightly apart while the dry-down recalls My Way.

On the other side, an owner of My Way finds nothing in common, and another finds it very sweet and no My Way dupe at all, with only the tuberose shared. Fragrantica lists sea notes, bergamot and grapefruit, then tuberose, orange blossom and rose, over peach, Ambrarome and musk. The main difference is the sea note and the extra sugar. It suits you only if you want My Way sweeter and are prepared for it not to land.

L'Orchestre Parfum's Bouquet Encore is an independent niche perfume, not a clone, and the comparison rests on one member's written opinion plus Parfumo's list of similar perfumes. A Fragrantica member who wears My Way joins other members in calling it My Way's bigger sister, with a pepper that stands out and tingles for a long time and a lean towards vanilla. Parfumo's My Way page lists it among the perfumes that smell similar.

Fragrantica lists Sichuan pepper, tuberose and jasmine, then Madagascar vanilla and musk. "Darker" here means the Sichuan pepper and the heavier vanilla, as the notes and that member describe. It suits you if you find My Way too bright and want it spicier and more vanilla-led.

Bacalar by FIORE rests only on FIORE's own description. FIORE presents it as its Duftzwilling of Armani My Way, its own composition and not the original, made as an extrait de parfum, and describes My Way as opening with a bright citrus freshness. We found no community comparison, and FIORE publishes no notes for it, so we cannot say how it smells.

"Premium" here means the extrait concentration and that it has the highest price per ml of the three priced picks, not that it is better. It suits you if you prefer a concentrated extrait and will judge the likeness yourself.

What every My Way clone gets wrong

The most common gap members describe is the top. Several picks lose My Way's fruity citrus opening, or replace it with something greener, and the dry-down tends to drift sweeter or simpler. Tuberose, the heart of My Way, appears in most of their note lists. Readers who would rather have an orange-blossom heart over Bourbon vanilla and amber can compare six Paradoxe clones with Prada Paradoxe, which opens on pear, tangerine and bergamot.

Prefer to stay with an original? Three similar originals from the catalogue point the same way. L'Interdit Eau de Parfum by Givenchy sets tuberose and orange blossom over vanilla. Twilly d'Hermès by Hermès pairs tuberose and orange blossom with sandalwood and vanilla. Marfa by Memo Paris leads with orange blossom, then tuberose, sandalwood and vanilla.

How to test a My Way dupe against the original

Skin shows the sweetness that a paper strip hides, so skip the strip. Wear My Way one day and your pick the next, and judge the top and the dry-down separately, because that is where members disagree. Then wear them on two wrists and compare them four to eight hours later.

A 3ml of My Way, 7,65 €, gives about 60 sprays to learn it, and the 10ml decant at 21,06 € gives about 200 if you keep reaching for it. For the wider picture, read perfume dupes, what a decant is and how to choose between a dupe and an original decant. If you buy blind, the blind-buy alternative explains why a decant first. Other house guides: YSL Libre dupes, La Vie Est Belle dupes and Good Girl dupes.