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Angel Muse

Angel Muse, an eau de parfum launched by Mugler in 2016, reinvents Angel’s gourmand character around a hazelnut cream and vetiver. Quentin Bisch opens the composition with grapefruit and pink berries; the house presents it as the first gourmand vetiver for women. It leaves the star behind for a refillable bottle shaped like a cosmic pebble.

Launch year
2016
Gender
Women
Olfactory family
Oriental
Secondary families
Gourmand Woody
Concentration
Eau de Parfum

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A new muse in the Angel galaxy

In 2016, twenty-four years after Angel, Mugler entrusted Givaudan perfumer Quentin Bisch with reinterpreting its gourmand note. Angel Muse keeps the principle and shifts it toward a hazelnut cream lifted by vetiver and warmed by patchouli.

The house presents it as the first gourmand vetiver for women, a futuristic indulgence. It accompanied the launch with a provocative slogan announcing a fragrance you will hate to love.

A bottle that breaks the mold

For the first time, the line left the star behind: Angel Muse comes in a smooth bottle shaped like a cosmic pebble, which breaks with Angel’s usual codes while bearing the Mugler star in relief.

The fragrance is no longer sold today: the house lists it among its discontinued products, alongside other flankers of the line.

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  1. Top notesThe first minutes
  2. Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
  3. Base notesWhat lingers

What critics say

Thomas Dunckley (The Candy Perfume Boy) finds Angel Muse smoother and rounder than Angel, yet undeniably part of the family; Elisa (Bois de Jasmin) sees it as a fruity patchouli gourmand worthy of the line.

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On the blog

  • Angel by Mugler: the whole line, from 1992 to 2026

    Thierry Mugler’s first fragrance, Angel opened the way for gourmands in 1992. The line now counts seventeen entries: Olivier Cresp’s eau de parfum, its eau de toilette, Muse and Nova, the summer and holiday editions, and the stars of the Hunter Schafer era.

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The advertising

Georgia May Jagger, an heir

Georgia May Jagger embodied Angel Muse in 2016, following in the footsteps of her mother Jerry Hall, for a fragrance Mugler said you would hate to love.

Georgia May Jagger became the face of Angel Muse, extending the story begun by her mother, Jerry Hall, the face of Angel in 1995. The campaign embraced the line’s divisive character: Mugler presented Muse as the new fragrance you will hate to love.