Cologne Mugler

Such is the daring bet of Mugler Cologne, released in 2001, a few years after Angel and before its formidable successor Alien. If today the beautiful Cologne Mugler is less known than its scented sisters, it is no less endearing and original… A blend of yesterday's traditions and today's olfactory beauties, Cologne Mugler asserts itself.

Mugler Cologne, or Thierry Mugler's unisex fragrance “outside of time”

Angel marked the history of perfumery by offering, for the very first time in 1992, gourmand accents. With a success that remains undisputed to this day, Angel created an event and the renewal of a perfumery that was still searching for itself. After such a shock in the world of 90s bottles, it was quite difficult for the house of Mugler to renew such a feat. Rather logically, Mugler decided to take the opposite approach from its magnificent oriental gourmand Angel in order to offer a Cologne that would not suffer from comparison.

Thierry Mugler favors breaks, and Mugler Cologne is precisely one with its venerable predecessor Angel. Yet both were born from the perfumer-designer's childhood memories: Angel from his sweet childhood pleasures, and Cologne from his soapy olfactory memories. Indeed, Mugler Cologne aims to be the fragrance that reconnects with the great Colognes of the 14th century while offering it an unprecedented and highly innovative warmth.

Mugler Cologne loves contrasts and proves it both with anachronistic blends and blends of genres. Feminine fragrance or masculine fragrance, Mugler Cologne does not choose, it composes! Moreover, its extremely futuristic visual features a naked Siamese couple facing the absolute of white purities. A visual that perfectly represents the olfactory contrasts of this lovely Cologne.

An energizing and fresh water by nature, but sensual and tenacious at will. A double and unique creation, to seduce women and please men. Mugler for Mugler Cologne.

The mysterious and famous molecule S of Mugler Cologne

The bottle of Mugler Cologne of course recalls the traditional flasks once used for Eau de Cologne. However, the glass is dressed in a dynamic plant green while displaying the brand's highly futuristic seal. Note that, in the same avant-garde spirit, Mugler Cologne is one of the first fragrances to offer a so-called splasher diffuser with a dual speed.

Naturally, the beautiful Mugler Cologne, composed by Alberto Morillas, opens on tangy and dynamic notes of petitgrain, bergamot and lemon enhanced by a dazzlingly clear neroli. Orange blossom unfolds at the heart alongside the famous molecule S, a molecule that has left us open to multiple interpretations. This sensual accord would be mainly composed of animalic notes of ambergris and musks in order to create a contrast between their warmth and the freshness of the citrus notes. Finally, the depths of white musks offer a skin-to-skin sillage to these precious sensual notes.

Mugler Cologne signs the space. The freshness of its imprint demands it. Its senseless alchemy too. Familiar yet unsettling notes, intense yet subtle, invigorating yet carnal. Mugler for Cologne Mugler.