Xerjoff Shooting Stars Apollonia

Angel's Dust shares the powdery, musky floral heart of Shooting Stars Apollonia, with iris and heliotrope creating a soft, cosmetic feel. Where Apollonia stays fresh and airy, Angel's Dust deepens with balsam, sandalwood, and tonka bean for a warmer, more enveloping base. It is richer and more suited to cooler seasons and evening wear.

Do Son matches the white floral core of Shooting Stars Apollonia, using tuberose and orange flower for a lush, creamy effect. While Apollonia is powdery and clean, Do Son is greener and spicier with pink pepper and a benzoin musk base. It feels more tropical and vibrant, perfect for spring and summer nights.

Tears of Iris revolves around iris and rose, echoing the powdery floral character of Shooting Stars Apollonia. It differs by introducing angelica and bergamot for a fresher, greener opening, and a sandalwood musk base that remains light. It is more casual and daytime oriented, with a transparent, airy feel.

This fragrance shares the white floral and musky foundation of Shooting Stars Apollonia, but amplifies it with jasmine, tuberose, and narcissus for a headier, more opulent bouquet. The addition of milk and amber gives it a creamy, sweet warmth that Apollonia lacks. It is bolder and more dramatic, ideal for evening events.

Athalia aligns with Shooting Stars Apollonia through its powdery iris and floral heart, but introduces bitter orange for a citrusy sparkle. The base of musk and vanilla makes it sweeter and more gourmand than Apollonia's clean musk. It feels more feminine and luxurious, suited for formal occasions.

Irisss is built around iris and violet, sharing the powdery floral signature of Shooting Stars Apollonia. However, it adds incense, cedar, and vetiver for a darker, more complex woody amber base. The inclusion of carrot seed and carnation gives it a spicy, earthy nuance that sets it apart. It is more sophisticated and unisex.

Lipstick Rose echoes the powdery floral character of Shooting Stars Apollonia through iris and rose, but adds raspberry and violet for a fruity, vintage twist. The vanilla and white musk base is creamier and more comforting than Apollonia's clean musk. It feels nostalgic and playful, like a classic lipstick scent.

Dama Bianca shares the powdery floral and musky profile of Shooting Stars Apollonia, with iris and jasmine at its core. It differs by introducing kumquat and lime for a bright citrus opening, and a creamy vanilla sandalwood base. It is sweeter and more gourmand, perfect for daytime wear.

My Way Nectar matches the white floral and musky character of Shooting Stars Apollonia, using tuberose and jasmine for a lush floral heart. It adds pear and orange blossom for a fruity, juicy opening, and bourbon vanilla for a sweeter finish. It is more vibrant and youthful, ideal for casual settings.

This fragrance shares the musky floral core of Shooting Stars Apollonia, with orange flower and rose providing a soft floral touch. It differs by incorporating patchouli, amber, and vetiver for a deeper, earthier base. It is warmer and more sensual, with a powdery drydown that lasts longer.

Park Avenue aligns with Shooting Stars Apollonia through its floral powdery character, featuring mimosa and chamomile for a soft, green floral opening. It adds lily, narcissus, and oakmoss for a more complex, slightly mossy finish. It is greener and more classic, suitable for office and daytime wear.

Omnia Amethyste shares the powdery floral and iris notes of Shooting Stars Apollonia, but opens with pink grapefruit and green sap for a fresh, crisp start. The heliotrope and solar woods base give it a clean, slightly woody finish. It is lighter and more transparent, ideal for everyday spring and summer use.