1. Poetic Scents

This spring, John and Clara Molloy, the husband-and-wife team of Memo Paris, launch a new fragrance label, Floraiku, available exclusively at Saks Fifth Avenue. The collection of 11 scents, based on floral notes, takes inspiration from Japan, from the haiku motif to the bento-box packaging. Consisting of three categories—Secret Teas and Spices, Enigmatic Flowers, and Forbidden Incense—plus two "Shadowing" accords to enhance or lighten any aroma, the perfumes feature bottle caps that double as traveling cases. ($350 each; saks.com)—SUNHEE GRINNELL

2. Less Is More

Leading makeup artist Gucci Westman's new beauty line, Westman Atelier, debuts at Barneys New York in April, with six simple, clean products. The packaging is minimalist, but the cosmetics are designed to make your complexion glow while actively improving your skin. ($48-$68; westman-atelier. com)—ISABEL ASHTON

3. Nailing It

JINsoon's latest collection is a graphic collaboration with Korean artist Hyang Sook Yun: the riotous, Andy Warhol-inspired line of nail lacquers is aptly named Neo-Pop. Stand out with new shades Fab, Hella, Birdie, and Chillin'. ($18 each; jinsoon.com)— I.A.

4. Go for Gold

"Save the elephants!" has always been a rallying cry for Sylvie Chantecaille (above), the founder of Chantecaille Beaute. Her passion meets her profession this spring in a limited-edition Eye Palette that features elephants and lions, with proceeds going to their conservation through two nonprofit organizations, And a luxurious Gold Recovery Mask launches in April. This 24k-gold-infused finning potion addresses skin cells vertically and laterally for a contoured appearance. Introduced in celebration of the brand's 20th anniversary, both products herald beauty from the inside out. ($85 for palette, $270 for mask; chantecaille.com) —S. H. G.