Never has Cady Heron been more relatable than when attempting to disentangle herself from her well-intentioned (but overbearing) mother.

Karen Walker Runaway EDP: Cut the cord with a scent that says it all.

Ms. Norbury lays all cards on the table in, uh, more ways than one on the first day of class.

Urban Decay Go Naked Perfume Oil: Since she’s done it literally, why not figuratively, too?

A mainstay of the teen movie genre: hitting rock bottom and eating alone in a bathroom stall. At least you’ll have easy access to napkins, we guess.

Calvin Klein CK One: *Cue Céline Dion’s All By Myself*

While not as iconic an entrance as being carried to P.E. class by a pack of sweaty boys, we say zooming by in a Lexus (with not a shiny strand out of place, mind) is a close second.

Liquid Money His Money: She wants it, she got it — well, with Daddy’s credit card, of course.

Lacoste Touch of Pink Eau De Toilette: A pink on pink lewk might be prove tricky for the ensembly-challenged (that's a Clueless reference for you) Cady, but we appreciate the attempt.

Reppin’ cool mums everywhere — June George, everyone.

Mom’s Touch Fried Chicken & Burger: This, but in a bottled form. If your mum isn’t as comforting as a basket of crispy two-piece chicken tenders, then what’s the point?

*Kris Jenner voice*: You’re doing amazing, sweetie.

Playboy Queen Of The Game Eau De Toilette: For obvious reasons, though it is also fitting considering Regina’s flawlessly-executed ploy that won Aaron back.

We’re still waiting for a fashion house to send this look down the runway. Discreet? Check. Distinguished? Check.

Issey Miyake Shade of Sea: Damien’s specialty — throwing shade, with an extra helping of salt.

Somehow, this was a lot more impactful when it was Oprah giving out cars.

Crazy Lady by Diamond Collection: 90% of the student population was thinking this the second Cady started breaking that crown.

Never has Cady Heron been more relatable than when attempting to disentangle herself from her well-intentioned (but overbearing) mother.

Karen Walker Runaway EDP: Cut the cord with a scent that says it all.

Ms. Norbury lays all cards on the table in, uh, more ways than one on the first day of class.

Urban Decay Go Naked Perfume Oil: Since she’s done it literally, why not figuratively, too?

A mainstay of the teen movie genre: hitting rock bottom and eating alone in a bathroom stall. At least you’ll have easy access to napkins, we guess.

Calvin Klein CK One: *Cue Céline Dion’s All By Myself*

While not as iconic an entrance as being carried to P.E. class by a pack of sweaty boys, we say zooming by in a Lexus (with not a shiny strand out of place, mind) is a close second.

Liquid Money His Money: She wants it, she got it — well, with Daddy’s credit card, of course.

On Wednesdays, we wear pink.

Lacoste Touch of Pink Eau De Toilette: A pink on pink lewk might be prove tricky for the ensembly-challenged (that's a Clueless reference for you) Cady, but we appreciate the attempt.

Reppin’ cool mums everywhere — June George, everyone.

Mom’s Touch Fried Chicken & Burger: This, but in a bottled form. If your mum isn’t as comforting as a basket of crispy two-piece chicken tenders, then what’s the point?

*Kris Jenner voice*: You’re doing amazing, sweetie.

Playboy Queen Of The Game Eau De Toilette: For obvious reasons, though it is also fitting considering Regina’s flawlessly-executed ploy that won Aaron back.

We’re still waiting for a fashion house to send this look down the runway. Discreet? Check. Distinguished? Check.

Issey Miyake Shade of Sea: Damien’s specialty — throwing shade, with an extra helping of salt.

Somehow, this was a lot more impactful when it was Oprah giving out cars.

Crazy Lady by Diamond Collection: 90% of the student population was thinking this the second Cady started breaking that crown.

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Fragrances to put you in the mood to celebrate Mean Girls Day: Calvin Klein, Issey Miyake, and more

That's so fetch

Text: Emily Heng

Teen movies — and dramas — are a genre that continues to flourish even in 2019. Consider the runaway success of HBO's hit drama, Euphoria, for one; Gossip Girl's recent reboot; and the many award nominations garnered by coming-of-age hits Lady Bird and Booksmart. Once considered to be frivolous, fluffy offerings catered exclusively for the younger set, the mindset around teen flicks soon changed upon the release of 2004 hit movie, Mean Girls. A bitingly-smart, satirical take on female relationships, it quickly cemented itself into Hollywood's hall of fame with its bevvy of iconic lines and memorable characters that has persisted in pop culture even after 15 (!) years. And so, Mean Girls Day was born in celebration of this timeless film; a day where all things fetch are commemorated. At Buro. Singapore, we pay homage to the movie with a roundup of fragrances that will leave you smelling *snort* sultry — and nothing like a baby prostitute, as so aptly put by the illustrious Janis Ian. Feast your eyes on the goods, above.