The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between creative storytelling about love and self-image in perfume advertisements seen from the perspective of foreign female consumers in Taiwan. Audience responses to selected advertisements were analyzed using the qualitative in-depth interview approach. The results show that love and romantic attachments are understood as creative things that are essential for us to function in life. It is strongly associated with myths in advertising, the love stories they tell. The consumer's life themes and personal experiences are the keys to understanding the linkage between perfume advertising, consumption, and self-identity and image.