Taylor Swift is deep in her showgirl era — and now we know exactly what she smells like while living it.

Backstage at the 2024 VMAs, dripping in diamonds and drama, Taylor had a moment with RuPaul’s Drag Race star Xunami Muse.

When asked what perfume she was wearing, the Karma queen appeared to say, “Oh, thank you, it’s Tom Ford,” according to expert lip-readers (a.k.a. Swifties doing the work).

Xunami later confirmed the moment on X (formerly Twitter), adding that Taylor “smelled so good” — and yeah, we’re still thinking about it.

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Naturally, fans connected the dots fast: a bottle of Tom Ford’s Santal Blush had already made a cameo in Miss Americana, hinting this might be her signature scent. It’s spicy, soft, a little mysterious — and honestly? It smells like fame.

If you’ve already imagined spritzing it on and strutting through life like a burlesque baddie... same. And while a full Tom Ford moment might not be in the cards, there are ways to channel that same energy — no private jet required.

Keep scrolling for a few fragrances that’ll have you smelling like your reputation precedes you.

PHLUR Vanilla Skin

Key Notes: Sugar Crystals, Cashmere Wood, Vanilla
Recap: "At one point I caught a whiff of it and was like, 'What smells SO good? Oh yeah it’s me!'"

Noir Extreme - Spicy Extreme

Key Notes: Vanilla, Amber, Sandalwood
Recap: "It's dark and mysterious, I love it."

Inspired by Lost Cherry

Key Notes: Cherry, Ginger, Pink Pepper
Recap: "This scent is so good! It lasts a long time and it's just so very nice."

CA Perfume, Impression of T. Ford Amber Absolute

Key Notes: Amber, Vanilla
Recap: "It’s unapologetically feminine."

Twist - Vanilla & Tobacco No. 12

Key Notes: Cloves, Tonka, Spices
Recap: "'Delicious' was the first word that came to mind."

For the Travis Kelce in your life:

OUD 24 Hours

Key Notes: Bergamot, Jasmine, Amber
Recap: "Do your girlfriend or wife a favor, and dress up a bit, adding this to take it over the edge."