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01Monotheme VeneziaTuberose

Tuberose

by Monotheme Venezia

● Top pickModerate match

~$15–25

Fracas is the reference big-white-floral tuberose — a creamy, indolic, almost buttery tuberose-and-gardenia bomb over jasmine, orange blossom and a soft musk/sandalwood/orris base, created by Germaine Cellier in 1948 and still the benchmark every other tuberose is measured against. Because it is a vintage niche house rather than a mass-market designer scent, it never spawned the usual Armaf/Alexandria/Dua-style clone-house dupes, so the 'dupe' conversation is thin and centers almost entirely on other tuberose soliflores rather than true 1:1 copies. The one budget fragrance the community repeatedly points to as a Fracas stand-in is Monotheme Venezia Tuberose, a very cheap creamy-coconut-tuberose EDT that captures the loud tuberose heart at a fraction of the price, though reviewers are candid that it is sweeter, simpler and much weaker on longevity. Other names that come up (Aerin Tuberose Le Soir, Carolina Herrera, By Kilian Beyond Love, Rogue Champs Lunaires) are similarly-themed tuberoses recommended as alternatives, not as faithful dupes, so they are excluded here. Treat this as a low-consensus result: one modest, honestly-caveated budget option rather than a well-established clone lineup.