Women stop Jacob Jiang, a fashion-design student, on the streets of London all the time. Not to inquire about his Rick Owens jeans, but about his scent—Do Son, by Diptyque—which they want for themselves and the men in their lives. “I think they like it because it’s not a scent used by most dudes,” Jiang, 25, said of the unisex fragrance he picked up three years ago. Featuring tuberose, a white bloom with an intense aroma, it reminds him of “a bamboo forest.”

— Read more in The Sexiest Men’s Fragrance in 2024 Is…Floral? at The Wall Street Journal. Hat tip to VanMorrisonFan!

[Aidan] Dowling, a moving-company manager in Boonton Township, N.J., laughs at how he used to play sports with his friends at that age, while his son’s crew now heads to Sephora.

Max Dowling, who prefers scents with vanilla, amber and citrus, says he still wears the Jean Paul Gaultier cologne that his father used. His friends can now sniff his style.

“My friend said I smelled like his uncle. I just said, ‘Thank you,’ ” Max says.

— Read more in Why Do All These 15-Year-Old Boys Want to Smell Like the 1990s? at The Wall Street Journal. Hat tip to VanMorrisonFan!