Xerjoff 17/17 Stone Label Elle

Pikovaya Dama shares the powdery floral and woody oriental character of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with a prominent iris and patchouli base. Where Elle leans into leather, Pikovaya Dama emphasizes aldehydes and a creamy vanilla sandalwood finish, creating a softer, more luminous effect. Both are unisex orientals suited for evening occasions.

Kelly Caleche echoes the leather note found in 17/17 Stone Label Elle, but takes a lighter, fresher approach with grapefruit and lily of the valley. The leather here is softer, paired with iris and a powdery musk base, making it more suitable for daytime and office wear. Both share a floral leather core but differ in weight and seasonality.

Tiffany shares the floral and woody accords of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with iris and patchouli creating a familiar powdery depth. However, it replaces leather with a bright citrus opening and a clean amber musk base, resulting in a more polished, less animalic character. Both are feminine florals suited for formal evening events.

Soir de Lune mirrors the floral chypre structure of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with iris, jasmine, and patchouli at its heart. Where Elle uses leather and birch for a darker edge, Soir de Lune introduces honey, moss, and a spicy citrus top, creating a richer, more opulent feel. Both are evening orientals with significant longevity.

Hiris centers on iris, just like 17/17 Stone Label Elle, but interprets it in a greener, more powdery way without leather or birch. The addition of carnation, coriander, and almond tree notes gives it a softer, more casual character, ideal for daytime wear. Both share a powdery floral heart but differ in intensity and occasion.

Narciso Rodriguez for Her EDP shares the floral musky foundation of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with a prominent patchouli and amber base. Where Elle is leather forward, this fragrance emphasizes a clean musk and osmanthus sweetness, making it more versatile for both office and evening. Both offer substantial sillage and longevity.

Athalia aligns with 17/17 Stone Label Elle through its powdery floral and woody accords, featuring iris and orange blossom. It replaces the leather with a creamy vanilla musk base and a bitter orange top, resulting in a sweeter, more gourmand profile. Both are feminine evening fragrances with a sophisticated powderiness.

Irisss is a natural companion to 17/17 Stone Label Elle, sharing the same house DNA and a dominant iris note. While Elle adds leather and birch for a darker contrast, Irisss focuses on a pure iris with carrot seeds and incense, creating a more ethereal, unisex profile. Both are powdery woody florals with excellent performance.

Lost in Heaven intensifies the animalic leather and amber aspects of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with castoreum and oakmoss adding a bold, earthy depth. The floral notes of jasmine and ylang ylang soften the composition, while peach and bergamot provide a fruity opening. Both are oriental leathers for daring evening wear.

Galloway shares the citrus and powdery aspects of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with iris and orange blossom in the heart. However, it replaces leather with a fresh spicy pepper and citrus opening, leading to a lighter, more casual scent suited for daytime. Both are unisex with a musky amber base, but Galloway is brighter and less intense.

Animalique echoes the leather and powdery accords of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with mimosa and violet adding a floral softness. It introduces a suede note and tobacco leaf in the base, creating a warmer, more animalic character. Both are leather driven evening fragrances, but Animalique has a smoother, more modern feel.

Valaya Exclusif shares the powdery floral and woody profile of 17/17 Stone Label Elle, with orange blossom and white flowers at its core. It replaces leather with akigalawood and ambroxan, giving a clean, slightly spicy finish. Both are sophisticated evening florals, but Valaya Exclusif is more contemporary and less animalic.