I can't seem to forget you? Prince Matchabelli soldiers on: here is the Wind Song dusting powder ("a blend of florals with fruity, green middle notes finishing with hints of musk and amber"), 113g for $15 at Belk. (If you can't remember, or never knew, what it smelled like, Angie reviewed Wind Song Cologne spray back in 2008.)
From Madame Levy, Le Petit Lavender Powder Deodorant: "Lavender's heavenly aroma has inspired fragrances for centuries. In this formula, we utilize lavender flower powder and essential oils to achieve the purest lavender scent. Comes with puff for application." $14 for 21g at Beautyhabit, or in a set along with Rose, Lime and Lemon, $54. You can find refills (and larger sizes) at the Madame Levy website.
Urban Decay's holiday round of limited edition sparkle dusting powders this year includes Cherry (shown), Honey and Heat (cinnamon, I think). "This scented, sparkling body powder combines microfine glitter and an indulgent fragrance for an addicting glow....Mix a dose of the body powder with your favorite body lotion or oil to add a hint of seductive, eye-catching sparkle to every look. Sweep it on with the puff or a fluffy brush to highlight your favorite features." $34 for 8g at Belk or Sephora.
Good old Lemon Up (you young'uns don't know what I'm talking about) in talc-free Dusting Powder (113g for $17) or Bar Soap (3 for $15) at Vermont Country Store.
What I almost posted yesterday before I got sidetracked by food...from Ladurée's limited edition Tropical Body collection for summer 2019, body powder, rumored to smell like pineapples. The collection also includes Body Sorbet and Shower Gel. I am not sure if it is out yet or where you can buy it, although if you're in Australia, Bon Bon Cosmetics already has part of this collection, and they also have the heliotrope hand cream I was hankering after earlier this year.