The invisible perfume or cologne plays an important part in your overall poise. Sure, a fashionable outfit and a confident posture contribute to a certain look, but that certain scent can draw others in like vultures.

Try finding a fitting scent and sticking with it as your everyday trademark, then mixing things up a bit for special occasions. Feeling sassy? Try M.A.C's unisex MV3, an exotic, sexy aroma with ingredients from Tahiti, Madagascar and Indonesia to name a few (.5 oz., $20; 1.7 oz., $36).

Look for a fragrance that's right for you - cool, crisp, warm, bright or sexy. Once you've found it, be sure not to load it on too much, though. That's just scent common sense.

Alison Miller Business freshman, just got Ralph Lauren's Blue fragrance.	Travis Thomas Journalism senior, calls his scent Eau de Travis. Sounds like he's pretty au natural.	Robin Wilhelm Finance junior, wears Gap's So Pink. She's been wearing it for the past year but still likes to switch it up from time to time.
Matt Yturralde Mechanical engineering junior, wears Liz Claiborne's Curve for Men almost every day. He said it smells good to him and smells good to others, so why not?	Shenee Clapper Speech and hearing sciences junior, has her perfume system down to a science. She said her scent has to match the feeling of her clothes so when she wears spring colors and in a fresh mood, she uses blue-bottled Davidoff's Cool Water. When she wears darker colors, she uses a green-bottled scent from Origins.