Chic Cherie vs White By

Shared character

Both fragrances contain jasmine, gardenia, violet leaves and pear, and they are classified with floral and fruity accords. These shared elements give each scent a bright, flower‑forward character with a hint of fruit sweetness.

How they differ

Chic Cherie is built around a core of jasmine, gardenia, violet leaves and pear, then adds rose, ylang‑ylang and mandarin. White By shares the same core but expands it with cedarwood, grapefruit, vanilla, musk, apple, raspberry and violet. The extra cedarwood gives White By a woody dimension, grapefruit adds a sharp citrus edge, vanilla and musk introduce a warm, slightly gourmand feel, and the apple‑raspberry duo pushes the fruitiness toward a sweeter, orchard‑type profile. Chic Cherie, by contrast, leans more toward a classic floral‑citrus blend with rose and ylang‑ylang providing a soft, romantic nuance and mandarin adding a bright, fresh spark.

Who each suits

Chic Cherie will likely appeal to wearers who favor a pure, romantic floral bouquet with a light citrus lift—ideal for daytime or spring occasions. White By, with its added woody, citrus‑grapefruit, and sweet‑vanilla/musk facets, suits those who prefer a more layered scent that can transition from day to evening and works well in cooler weather or when a slightly richer, fruit‑gourmand edge is desired.