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Angel
Thierry Mugler

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Angel

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Angel, an eau de parfum launched by Thierry Mugler in 1992, is the house’s first fragrance, which Mugler presents as the first gourmand in the history of perfumery. Olivier Cresp pairs an overdose of patchouli with praline, caramel and red fruits, over a bergamot top and a vanilla base. The blue juice sits in the asymmetrical five-pointed star designed by the couturier.

An asymmetrical five-pointed star designed by Thierry Mugler, made possible by an innovation from the Brosse glassmakers, and refillable.

Angel’s bottle takes up the star, Thierry Mugler’s favorite motif. Designed by the couturier himself, it takes the form of an asymmetrical five-pointed star, tinted a glacier blue that contrasts with the warm, gourmand juice.

Its manufacture required a technical innovation from the master glassmakers Brosse, which the house highlights as the origin of the object’s unique character. For Mugler, the star embodies dreams made real and infinite possibilities held in the hand.

The bottle is refillable: it can be refilled in store at the Mugler Fountain or at home with refill bottles. The house currently offers it in 25, 50 and 100 ml, with a 10 ml travel size that is also refillable.

Mugler also dresses the star for collector’s editions that keep the Eau de Parfum’s juice. For Christmas 2018, Angel Étoile Givrée covers it in a pearly white melting into blue, like a snowflake, in a 25 ml refillable spray.