My answer to this question is a BIG YES. I want to explain it with an example. Imagine a tall, masculine man in his 30s walking toward you on the street, and when he passes by, the scent you get is white floral, sweet, and fruity. Wouldn't you feel like something is a little off? I honestly cannot even imagine it, because perfumes also reflect your style, and I personally think that alone is enough to show that fragrance can have a gender. By the way, this does not mean that a fragrance has to be either masculine or feminine, or that men cannot wear feminine-leaning scents. That is not what I mean. What I mean is that a scent can have a gendered character. And saying a fragrance has a gender does not mean it has to be strictly “for men” or “for women” either. That is exactly why “unisex” exists. My point is that I do not think it is completely right to judge a perfume without considering gender perception at all.