Alongside its bigger five-fragrance Dubai announcement, Mykonos has three more extraits listed as coming soon that share a clear family resemblance: Daydream, Shape Shift and Inception Reimagined. All three are built on citrus and white florals with an aldehydic lift, which makes them a natural group to look at together rather than one at a time — even before they're fully available in Europe, their published notes already tell us how they'll likely differ from each other.
Mykonos Daydream: Clean and Aldehydic
Mykonos Daydream is built on orange blossom, peach and white musk, with an aldehydic character the brand describes as clean. Aldehydes tend to add a soapy, slightly fizzy brightness to whatever they're paired with, and here that effect sits on top of a soft peach-and-orange-blossom floral rather than anything heavier. Expect something closer to a fresh, polished floral than a fruity gourmand.
Mykonos Shape Shift: Citrus Floral With More Edge
Mykonos Shape Shift also leans on aldehydes and white musk, but swaps Daydream's orange blossom and peach for blood orange and tiare flower. Blood orange brings a sharper, slightly tart citrus note compared to the softer sweetness of plain orange blossom, and tiare flower adds a creamy, tropical white-floral facet. The result, on paper, should read brighter and a little more tropical than Daydream, while still sharing that same clean aldehydic thread.
Mykonos Inception Reimagined: A Remix of Two Existing Bestsellers
Mykonos Inception Reimagined stands apart from the other two by explicitly building on two fragrances already in the lineup: bergamot, grapefruit, neroli and musk, described by the brand as Inception meeting Sorrento. If you already know Mykonos Inception and Mykonos Sorrento, this is the most predictable of the three in one sense — it's positioned as a fusion of two citrus scents you can already try today, rather than an entirely new direction.
How the Three Compare on Paper
Daydream reads as the softest and most floral of the three, built around orange blossom and peach. Shape Shift reads as the brightest and most tropical, thanks to blood orange and tiare. Inception Reimagined reads as the most familiar, since it's explicitly derived from two citrus fragrances already in the Mykonos range. None of the three has been reviewed on skin yet, so these are predictions based on published notes rather than a tested verdict — worth keeping in mind until full releases land.
Which One to Watch For
If you gravitate toward Mykonos's softer florals, Daydream is worth watching first. If you prefer something brighter and more citrus-forward, keep an eye on Shape Shift. And if you already love Inception and Sorrento and are curious what a deliberate blend of the two might smell like, Inception Reimagined is the most directly relevant of the three.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Daydream, Shape Shift and Inception Reimagined available to buy now?
Not yet. All three are listed as coming soon in 100 ml. We'll update this guide once they're available to order in Europe.
Is Inception Reimagined a replacement for Mykonos Inception?
Nothing published so far suggests that. It's described as combining Inception and Sorrento rather than replacing either, so both existing fragrances are expected to remain in the range.
What does "aldehydic" mean in a fragrance description?
Aldehydes are a class of synthetic materials known for a bright, slightly soapy or fizzy quality. They were made famous by classics like Chanel No. 5, and in a modern composition like Daydream or Shape Shift, they add lift and a clean, polished edge to the florals and citrus underneath.