Tommy Hilfiger Freedom Eau de Parfum 2026 brings the Freedom name back in a new feminine fragrance, more than a decade after the men’s Freedom Sport. Alexandra Monet and Honorine Blanc composed the scent, while Camila Cabello fronts the launch campaign.
Its pyramid pairs bergamot, lychee and pink pepper with magnolia, almond blossom and jasmine; vanilla, amberwood and caramel form the base. The fragrance-family descriptions differ: one calls it oriental floral, while another highlights spicy, fruity and woody facets.
Quick facts
- Brand
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Launch
- 2026
- Perfumers
- Alexandra Monet and Honorine Blanc
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum
- Audience
- Women
- Reported sizes
- 10, 30, 50 and 100 ml
- Reported US prices
- US$29 / 10 ml; US$69 / 30 ml; US$79 / 50 ml; US$99 / 100 ml
A new Freedom for Tommy Hilfiger’s collection
Freedom EDP is a feminine addition to a collection whose name dates back to the 1990s. The line had not received a new fragrance since the men’s Freedom Sport in 2013. The current campaign centres on individuality and features singer Camila Cabello as the brand’s global ambassador.
The cylindrical bottle is made of clear, ridged glass, with champagne-coloured juice and a red cap bearing the logo. It comes in four sizes, from 10 to 100 ml.
Top, heart and base notes
The sources broadly agree on the structure; some descriptions simplify pink pepper to pepper and jasmine sambac to jasmine. The pyramid below keeps the more detailed notes.
Top notes
the first minutes- Bergamot
- Lychee
- Pink pepper
Bergamot gives the opening a citrus edge, lychee adds a juicy facet, and pink pepper brings a gentle spicy accent.
Heart notes
the first hours- Magnolia
- Almond blossom
- Jasmine sambac
Magnolia, almond blossom and jasmine make up the floral heart. The note list alone cannot tell us how they balance or how long each facet lasts on skin.
Base notes
what lingers on the skin- Vanilla
- Amberwood
- Caramel
Vanilla and caramel suggest a sweet drydown, while amberwood adds a warm, woody facet.
Scent profile
- Floral100
- Vanilla63
- Citrus47
- Sweet29
- Powdery20
- Soft spicy17
- White floral16
- Caramel16
Floral leads the profile, followed by vanilla and citrus. Sweet, powdery, soft spicy, white floral and caramel accords score lower. These are relative values, not measurements of intensity.
How might it smell?
On paper, Freedom EDP combines a citrusy, fruity and lightly spicy opening with a heart of white florals and magnolia. Vanilla and caramel steer the composition towards a sweet drydown, with amberwood as a woody counterpoint. This interprets the published notes; it is not a review from wearing the fragrance.
Early ratings: still a small sample
When checked on 17 October 2026, the fragrance had a rating of 4.67 out of 5 from 12 votes. Wear preferences included 7 votes for daytime and 1 for nighttime; each of the four seasons had between 4 and 5 votes. With such a small sample, these are early signals, not a conclusion about performance or a definitive recommendation.
Sizes, price and availability
Four sizes are listed: 10, 30, 50 and 100 ml, priced at US$29, US$69, US$79 and US$99, respectively, through Tommy Hilfiger’s US online store and Amazon.com. We have not confirmed a euro price, stock or a release date for Spain; US prices should not be treated as local pricing.
Our early take
On paper, lychee, white florals, vanilla and caramel place Freedom EDP in a feminine, sweet floral direction, with a citrus opening and woody base. It may appeal to anyone looking for a floral-fruity scent with a gourmand drydown, although its actual development and the balance between sweetness and spice can only be judged on skin.
Information checked on 17 October 2026. Sources: Fragrantica and iFragrance. Their fragrance-family descriptions differ and are attributed separately. The listed sizes and prices refer to US information; availability in Spain is unconfirmed. We have not tried the fragrance.
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