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North Dakota
Fragrance: The Body Shop Atlas Mountain Rose, $14 for 3.3oz
This light rose scent was inspired by fields of blossoming wild roses similar to the wild prairie roses you find scattered throughout North Dakota.
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Ohio
Fragrance: Dolce & Gabbana Velvet Love, $210 for 1.6oz
The carnation was named the official state flower of Ohio in honor of President McKinley, an Ohio native who liked to wear red carnations on his jacket lapel.
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Oklahoma
Fragrance: Marni Rose, $105 for 2.2oz
Base notes of cedar, patchouli and musk give this fragrance a fresh, classic floral scent that isn't overbearing.
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Oregon
State Tree: Douglas Fir
Fragrance: Robert Piguet Oud, $150 for 3.4oz
Imagine that: no perfumes are made with the Oregon grape. The next best thing? Robert Piguet's Oud blends fir, Oregon's state tree, with saffron and myrrh to create a warm fragrance.
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Pennsylvania
Fragrance: Lanvin Me, $102 for 2.6oz
Although the white and pink star-shaped flowers are pretty to look at, the mountain laurel doesn't do much for fragrance. Lanvin's Me has notes of ripe blueberry, which just so happens to be in the same family as the laurel.
