Tom Ford's Musk Pure is undeniably divisive, eliciting both adoration for its unique clean, luxurious character and outright revulsion for its soapy, almost industrial facets. For those who connect with it, it's a nostalgic, clean skin-scent that's just pure class; for others, it's a trip to a public loo. You either love it or hate it, and there's no in-between.

No. 264 leans on Kayali's Love Don't Be Shy vanilla-caramel-white floral formula, but the gourmand sweetness feels louder and more generic than the original's polished, marshmallow-soft balance, fading sooner too.