Joshua’s TOM FORD BEAUTY fragrance picks: White Suede for travel, with room for sweeter scents
SEVENTEEN’s Joshua names White Suede as a travel staple and Tobacco Chocolat as a current favourite, while a black-shirt portrait brings Lip Blush into focus.
In a TOM FORD BEAUTY collaboration editorial released on October 26, SEVENTEEN member Joshua shares a travel habit: White Suede Eau de Parfum always goes in his bag. He also discusses his interest in Tobacco Chocolat and Oud Voyager. His selection reads less like a permanent signature assigned to one bottle than an evolving packing list, with a familiar scent alongside space for another discovery.
Black clothing, pale backgrounds and close eye contact shape the portraits, which also feature Lip Blush. The new material is the editorial and his account of personal preferences. It does not establish that every product mentioned launched that day; the publication of an image story and the sales history of its products are separate timelines.
A travel constant and a second bottle for the destination
Joshua says he always packs White Suede and generally adds another fragrance chosen for the destination. He had not decided which extra bottle to take on the next trip when giving these answers. That distinction matters for anyone looking for his exact picks: a regular companion and a changing addition can coexist, without turning one interview into a permanent ranking.
He traces his interest in fragrance to his mother, who enjoys scent herself. Previously drawn to woody and leathery fragrances, he has recently begun exploring sweeter ones. This describes a widening of his preferences rather than a declaration that he has abandoned earlier favourites. Separating what he routinely packs from what currently interests him offers a clearer way to read the list.
Tobacco Chocolat and Oud Voyager in his own terms
Asked about his current favourite, Joshua names Tobacco Chocolat Eau de Parfum, describing bitter dark chocolate alongside a smoky impression. He also likes Oud Voyager Eau de Parfum, encountered during the shoot, and characterises its woody-floral scent as mysterious. These are his impressions, not this publication’s own fragrance test or evidence of longevity, projection or performance.
Oud Wood also appears in the editorial’s product discussion, so the project is not built around a single perfume. A name, an evocative description and a formulation are different things. None establishes an ingredient concentration, and the scent language here is not a promise of relaxation or any other benefit. Readers can note the names as a starting point for comparing their own preferences.
A black shirt, a red accent and Lip Blush
In one close portrait, Joshua wears an open-neck black shirt with a red dart prop beside his lips, a sharp accent against the otherwise restrained palette. Another image shows him holding Lip Blush, with black-and-gold packaging and a translucent golden bullet. The photographs rely on the angle of a collar, the placement of his hands and his gaze rather than an accumulation of accessories.
Joshua holds Lip Blush with black-and-gold packaging and a translucent golden bullet
Lip Blush is presented within the project as lip colour beyond a gender boundary, connecting the beauty detail with the composed, mature image Joshua discusses. The story moves from a familiar travel fragrance to newer sweet-scent interests and a product held for the camera. Taiwanese pricing and stock are not listed here, and the collaboration is not treated as an announcement of a new ambassador appointment.
Questions and answers
Which perfume does Joshua always pack?
He says White Suede Eau de Parfum always travels with him. He usually adds another fragrance for the destination, but had not chosen the next extra bottle.
What is his current favourite?
He names Tobacco Chocolat Eau de Parfum and also expresses interest in Oud Voyager. The smoky, dark-chocolate and woody-floral impressions are his own descriptions.
What is the lip product in his hands?
It is TOM FORD BEAUTY Lip Blush, shown in black-and-gold packaging. This article does not provide Taiwanese prices, stock information or performance promises.
