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What Is Paris Corner Rifaaqat Adorn a Dupe Of?

Paris Corner Rifaaqat Adorn EDP is a clone of Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo EDP.

Paris Corner Rifaaqat Adorn is a clone of Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo EDP.

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Compare the notes

Here’s how their listed notes line up.

The alternative

Paris Corner Rifaaqat Adorn EDP

Top notes

  • Pink Pepper
  • Coriander
  • Mandarin
  • Violet

Middle notes

  • Cedar
  • Patchouli
  • Oakmoss

Base notes

  • Ambergris
  • Vanilla
  • Benzoin

The original

Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo EDP

Top notes

  • Violet Leaf
  • Bergamot
  • Coriander

Middle notes

  • Rose
  • Lily of the Valley
  • Black Pepper

Base notes

  • Patchouli
  • Bourbon Vanilla
  • Ambergris

What is Rifaaqat Adorn a clone of?

Paris Corner Rifaaqat Adorn is a clone of Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo EDP. The connection is in the pepper, coriander, patchouli and vanilla direction. Make sure you're looking at Adorn: the original Rifaaqat is a different fragrance with a different reference.

Why Tuxedo?

Tuxedo's pyramid starts with violet leaf, bergamot and coriander, followed by rose, lily-of-the-valley and black pepper. Patchouli, bourbon vanilla and ambergris make up its listed base.

Adorn also names coriander, patchouli, vanilla and ambergris, with pink pepper at the top. That's the combination we'd look at when deciding whether this alternative belongs on your sample list. There's spice and greenery alongside the sweeter notes, so we'd consider the whole profile rather than focus on vanilla alone.

What does Adorn do differently on paper?

Adorn lists mandarin and violet with its pink pepper and coriander. Its middle is built around cedar, patchouli and oakmoss, while ambergris, vanilla and benzoin sit in the base. Tuxedo's list gives more space to flowers in the middle and places patchouli in the base.

The cedar, oakmoss and benzoin are useful details if you're choosing between alternatives. They don't establish exactly how woody or sweet Adorn will smell on you, though. Matching note names and changing their placement can't tell us whether the two fragrances have the same balance.

Adorn or the original Rifaaqat?

This guide is specifically about Rifaaqat Adorn. The original Rifaaqat is the Babycat pairing, so the two aren't interchangeable purchases. Check the full product name before choosing a retailer listing.

On the YSL side, we're using Tuxedo Eau de Parfum. Tuxedo Extrait and the body products are separate options. If you're ordering a sample to compare with Adorn, make sure it's the EDP.

Is Adorn worth trying?

We'd consider it if patchouli, pepper and vanilla are what draw you to Tuxedo, or if Adorn's listed cedar and oakmoss appeal to you. Try the pair together if resemblance matters most. The retailer cards show the available shopping options; compare bottle sizes and packaging before ordering.

Where to buy

Paris Corner Rifaaqat Adorn EDP

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Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo EDP

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