Chloé Eau de Parfum Dupes 2026: 6 Picks Compared

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Chloé Eau de Parfum

Chloé · Decanted from the original bottle

• 3ml€9.63€3.21/ml
• 10ml€28.62€2.86/ml
• 30ml€72.09€2.40/ml

The alternatives: €0.08–€0.58/ml in other shops, checked 1 October 2026

The evidence for these clones is thin, so every comparison below names who made it. Where a pick rests only on what its own house says, we say that too.

What does Chloé Eau de Parfum smell like?

Chloé Eau de Parfum by Chloé launched in 2008 as a women's fragrance. The top pairs litchi with freesia and peony, so the first spray is fruity and dewy. At its heart sits rose, the note the whole perfume is built around, framed by lily-of-the-valley and magnolia for a clean, white-floral lift. Underneath, amber and Virginia cedar give the flowers a soft, warm floor without turning them heavy.

Its listed accords are floral, rose, fresh, fruity and white floral. That is the target for every clone: a fresh rose with a hint of fruit on top, rather than a dark or jammy one.

Which Chloé the clones are measured against

Chloé is the house as well as the perfume, and the house makes several scents. 10ML also sells Nomade, Love Story and Le Nectar, which are different perfumes. This guide is about Chloé Eau de Parfum, the 2008 rose that some sources call Chloé Signature.

The sources do not all compare the same things. For Her by s.Oliver is an eau de toilette, set against the Eau de Parfum. One Fragrantica member names Moments Crystal Edition as an alternative to Chloé's eau de toilette instead. Two picks rest on their own house's description and nothing else. The table shows who made each comparison.

Chloé Eau de Parfum alternatives compared

Bottle prices in other shops, as checked 1 October 2026

AlternativeBasis of comparisonBottle pricePer ml

1Best overall For Her s.Oliver

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No EU price

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2Closest on the dry-down Cuté La Rive

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€7.99 100ml

€0.08/ml

3Fresher take Queen Plumrose Zara

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No EU price

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4Softer take Moments Crystal Edition Jacques Battini

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€10.99 50ml

€0.22/ml

5Sweeter take Floral Peony Dossier

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€29.00 50ml

€0.58/ml

6Premium alternative Impression of Chloé Oil Perfumery

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No EU price

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Best overall: For Her

For Her by s.Oliver heads this guide as what several Fragrantica members describe as a subtler Chloé rose, though the verdict on it is split. On Parfumo's comparison page, more than three in five of those voting rate the pair alike.

The main difference is the rose's texture and strength. One member writing on Fragrantica finds it smells like Chloé but creamier, like a rose lotion, with a less chemical rose. Others there find the rose much subtler and less sweet, and one finds it does not remind them of Chloé at all. Note the strength, too: For Her is sold as an eau de toilette.

It suits someone who would like the Chloé rose subtler, less sweet and creamier, and who accepts that not every member hears the likeness. If a near match matters more than softness, Cuté below has the stronger backing. Basis: a named source, Parfumo's vote and Fragrantica members with mixed views.

Closest on the dry-down: Cuté

Cuté by La Rive has the broadest backing in this guide. On its Parfumo comparison page, close to nine in ten of the voters see a likeness to Chloé Eau de Parfum, and Parfumo shows more votes for it than for any other alternative to Chloé.

The main difference is the opening. A member on Fragrantica prefers Chloé's first spray, but finds the two smell extremely similar once the top notes have evaporated. A second member there calls it spot on apart from the powderiness, and a third finds it very similar but flat and harsh at the start.

It suits a wearer who judges a rose by where it ends up and can put up with a rougher first few minutes. Basis: a named source, three Fragrantica members and Parfumo's comparison vote.

Fresher take: Queen Plumrose

Queen Plumrose by Zara is here for readers who find the original too sweet, on one member's word. One member writing on Fragrantica finds it similar to Chloé's signature scent, but fresher and less sweet, and puts the gap down to the lychee and peony that make Chloé the sweeter of the two. Another member there simply says it smells like Chloé's signature.

The main difference, then, is sugar: what sets the two apart, for that first member, is the sweetness they credit to Chloé's lychee and peony.

It suits someone who likes Chloé's rose but finds its fruity start too sweet. There is no EU list price for it on record, so treat it as one to pick up if you come across it. Basis: a named source, two Fragrantica members.

Softer take: Moments Crystal Edition

Moments Crystal Edition by Jacques Battini has a small vote behind it. On Parfumo's comparison page, 15 voters, just under two in three of those voting, rate it alike to Chloé Eau de Parfum.

The main difference is in the top and the powder. Fragrantica's listing opens on basil with green and watery notes, puts rose, jasmine and lily of the valley in the heart, and ends on powdery notes, musk and woods. Members there call it elegant and powdery, and one names it as an alternative to Chloé's eau de toilette rather than the Eau de Parfum.

It suits someone who wants a powdery, green-edged rose and is open to a pick one member ties to Chloé's eau de toilette. Basis: a named source, Parfumo's small vote plus Fragrantica members' notes.

Sweeter take: Floral Peony

Floral Peony by Dossier comes with no independent comparison that we could find. The house markets it as inspired by Chloé's Chloé: a take on rose with peony and lychee, which it sums up as berries and a drizzle of honey.

The main difference, going by that description, is sweetness. Berries and honey are not in Chloé's published notes, so the house's description adds notes the original does not list.

It suits someone curious about a rose its own house describes with berries and honey. Treat the resemblance as the house's claim rather than an outside verdict. Basis: a named source, the house's own description.

Premium alternative: Impression of Chloé

Impression of Chloé by Oil Perfumery is a perfume oil, not a spray. The house sells it as an alcohol-free perfume oil and as its impression of Chloé Eau de Parfum, and lists peony, lychee and freesia, then rose, magnolia and lily of the valley, then amber and cedar.

The main difference is the oil itself. The house's note list follows Chloé's published notes closely, but an oil is applied to the skin rather than sprayed, and no independent source we found compares the two. We could not find an EU list price for it either, so the label here marks the format, not a price we checked.

It suits someone who prefers perfume oils to sprays. Basis: a named source, the house's own listing only.

What the evidence says about Chloé clones

The clearest pattern is the opening. With Cuté, one member finds the closeness arrives only once the top notes have gone, and another found its first spray flat and harsh. With Queen Plumrose, one member finds less of the sweetness Chloé gets from its lychee and peony. With For Her, the change is in the rose itself, which members describe as subtler, and in one case creamier. So the start is the first place to look, and the rose the second.

The second pattern is how little outside evidence some picks have. Floral Peony and Impression of Chloé rest on their own houses' words. Queen Plumrose rests on two members. Cuté, For Her and Moments Crystal Edition each have a Parfumo vote as well as Fragrantica write-ups.

A clone bottle or a Chloé decant?

Three picks carry a euro price in the table: Cuté in a 100ml bottle, and Moments Crystal Edition and Floral Peony in 50ml. For Her, Queen Plumrose and Impression of Chloé show "No EU list price found". On price per ml, no decant of the original gets near these three.

A decant answers a different question: whether you want this rose at all. A 3ml of Chloé Eau de Parfum is €9.63 for around 60 sprays, which covers a handful of days set against a clone. The 10ml decant costs €28.62 (€2.86/ml), while the 30ml, around 600 sprays, is €72.09, which brings it to €2.40/ml. To see how Chloé sits against the rest of the catalogue, use our price per ml index; to weigh a bigger size, read decant or full bottle.

Rose originals from other houses

We stock three perfumes that share part of Chloé's rose. Aqua Allegoria Rosa Rossa by Guerlain has litchi, rose, peony and cedar in common with it, adding black currant, bergamot and lemon on top and white musk, Iso E Super and sandalwood below: a brighter, more citrus rose. Delina by Parfums de Marly shares litchi, rose, peony and cedar too, with rhubarb and nutmeg up top, vanilla and musk in the heart, and cashmeran, incense and vetiver in the base: a richer, more powdery rose. English Pear & Freesia by Jo Malone London shares freesia, rose and amber, under pear and melon with musk and patchouli: a fruitier, muskier take.

All three come as decants. If Delina appeals, see our Delina dupes guide; our Narciso Rodriguez For Her dupes are worth a look too. For more roses grouped by style, see rose perfumes.

How to test a Chloé dupe

Several write-ups put the gap at the start, so give the opening and the settled rose equal attention. Wear Chloé Eau de Parfum on your skin one day; save the clone for another. In the first minutes, notice whether the litchi and peony read fresh or sharp. Later, once both have settled, ask whether the clone's rose still has the clean lift of the lily-of-the-valley and magnolia, or has gone flat or powdery.

The 3ml gives you several days of that. If Chloé wins, the 10ml decant is next: around 200 sprays, a few weeks of wearing it. Never bought a decant? Our page on what goes into a 10ML decant explains it, and why trying beats a blind buy makes the case for starting small.