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Gap's New Scent

Don't know if you wore Gap's Dream, or Grass, or Heaven in high school...but we did. That's why we're pretty thrilled about the brand's new fragrance
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Don't know if you wore Gap's Dream, or Grass, or Heaven in high school...but we did.

That's why we're pretty thrilled about the brand's new fragrance for females; it's called Stay. Available starting April 25, the light scent is a mix of green hydrangea, spicy freesia, lotus, white peony and a bit of musk and driftwood to tone down the floral notes.

What's more, the price is incredible: $8 for 10ml, $25 for 50ml.

Will you go back to Gap for a sniff of Stay?

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