Are <a href="http://www.chloe.com/#/en">Chloé</a> ads the best or what? I have a "haircuts" folder on my computer that I use to file away my inspirations, and the Chloé models—with their bouncy, perfect hair—tend to make frequent appearances. They are all too cool for school... but I can pretend, right?

Equally cool is the new fragrance collection that the brand is debuting this spring. (Isn't the ad so simple and perfect?)

Called <a href="http://www.chloe.com/#/collections/fragrance/new/en">Eau de Fleurs</a>, it's a trio of single-note feminine florals, each one developed by a different female perfumer and based on a different raw material.

There's Lavande (a sweet lavender), Capucine (based on a grassy-smelling flower called nasturium) and Néroli (a very soapy orange blossom).

The concept is very Marc Jacobs Splash—these are light, not complex scents that would be perfect for the summer months.

I'm really digging these. (If I can't get my hair to look like a Chloé girl, at least I can smell like one.)

<em>$135 each; available now at Holt Renfrew and select Bay and Murale stores across Canada.</em>