Angel Nova

A new star, thirty years after Angel

Nearly thirty years after Angel, Mugler introduced Angel Nova in 2020, which the house dedicates to daring women who make their dreams come true. The fragrance is among the first Mugler creations released under L’Oréal, which took over the license from Clarins in 2019.

Three perfumers signed it: Sonia Constant, Louise Turner and Quentin Bisch. The house describes it as a fruity, floral and woody eau de parfum, born from the meeting of a fruity delight, an exclusive rose and vivid, modern woods.

Three facets

Mugler breaks the fragrance down into three facets. The first rests on an overdose of raspberry, softened by lychee. The second features a Damask rose enhanced by double extraction, blended with a novel rose obtained through upcycling and biotechnology.

The third brings contrast: a woody structure of akigalawood and benzoin, which the house presents as the assertive side of the fragrance, meant to give it character against the gourmand fruit.

A pink star

The bottle keeps the asymmetrical star, Mugler’s emblem, but Angel’s translucent blue gives way to a luminous raspberry pink. Like its elder’s, it is refillable.