Original fragrance: Lost Cherry by Tom Ford
The closest Tom Ford Lost Cherry dupes and clones we have reviewed, compared on notes, key differences and price, with links to try a sample or buy a bottle.
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Why it’s here: Dossier sells Ambery Cherry as its own impression of Tom Ford Lost Cherry. They share cinnamon, clove, plum, peru balsam and tonka bean.
Key difference: Dossier’s version is a simpler, more affordable Eau de Parfum, so expect a less layered dry-down and moderate longevity compared with the original.
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Why it’s here: Lovefest Burning Cherry and Lost Cherry are repeatedly compared for their cherry-led gourmand opening and marzipan-like sweetness.
Key difference: Lovefest is smokier and woodier with raspberry and praline; Lost Cherry is smoother, boozier and more almond-forward.
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Why it’s here: Shares the black cherry, cherry liqueur, sour cherry and almond opening with plum, rose and jasmine over a vanilla, clove, cedar, patchouli and vetiver base.
Key difference: Adds raspberry and lists no tonka, Peru balsam, benzoin or sandalwood, so it is fruitier and less balsamic and boozy-warm in the dry-down.
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Why it’s here: Both put a juicy, slightly tart cherry over a sweet, creamy vanilla base.
Key difference: Cherry Smoothie uses powdery heliotrope; Lost Cherry is boozier with almond, tonka and liqueur.
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Why it’s here: Both fragrances center a recognizable cherry-and-almond gourmand accord, making L'Homme Idéal EDP a credible alternative for that facet of Lost Cherry.
Key difference: L'Homme Idéal is more leathery and traditionally masculine, without Lost Cherry's darker boozy depth.
