I think the answer to this question is yes as well. You should choose your perfumes according to the seasons because perfumes, and even notes themselves, have seasons in a general sense. For example, honey, tobacco, and leather are more autumn-winter notes. If you wear perfumes built around these notes in summer, they can become uncomfortable both for you and the people around you. Perfumes can also have a refreshing effect, and in summer we generally want a fragrance to make us feel more comfortable and reduce that heavy heat at least a little. That is usually how it works. If you wear a gourmand fragrance in summer, it can actually make you feel even “warmer” instead. I also want to mention that, apart from some exceptions, a perfume you wear in summer can usually also be worn in spring, and a perfume you wear in winter can usually also be worn in autumn.