Diva Eau de Parfum
Diva, the fragrance of all goddesses. It was in 1965 that Emmanuel Ungaro, of Italian origin, founded the fashion house of the same name. Ungaro likes to work with colors and prints, juxtaposing polka dots or stripes.
- Brand
- Emanuel Ungaro
- Launch year
- 1983
- Perfumer
- Gender
- Unisex
- Olfactory family
- Chypre
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum

Where to buy
Emmanuel Ungaro does not hide his love and attraction for women. His first ready-to-wear collection, “Ungaro Parallèle,” is in fact entirely dedicated to them. It was in 1983 that he entered the world of perfumery with Diva, an ultimate accessory to enhance women.
The goddess according to Emmanuel Ungaro
For Ungaro, women are mysterious, elegant and subtle. From the very beginning, Emmanuel Ungaro was described as “the couturier who loves women.” He himself described himself as “a sensual obsessive.” It is therefore quite naturally to women, an inexhaustible source of inspiration, that the young couturier decided to dedicate his first fragrance. The name is already evocative, since Diva means “goddess” in Italian. The name Diva is also given to great female opera singers. Here, Ungaro sought to olfactively recreate everything that, for him, represents women. Flowers first of all, particularly rose. Then, draping, which for the couturier symbolizes absolute femininity and which here envelops his bottle. Diva would thus be the ultimate accessory to enhance women a little more.
Diva and its sensual notes
Diva is defined as a classic, semi-oriental fragrance characterized by powdery notes. Diva opens with fruity and floral notes, notably bergamot, hyacinth and mandarin. The heart of Diva is delicate, pairing the exoticism of ylang-ylang with the femininity of rose. The base is equally soft, but more sensual, with the presence of sandalwood and vanilla. The Diva woman reflects the image the creator has of her: mysterious, elegant and subtle. Diva is an ultra sophisticated feminine fragrance. Its scent is enhanced by a sensual allure. Diva leaves behind an intense, appealing sillage so that the woman wearing it never goes unnoticed. As for the bottle, it is showcased by the draping so dear to Ungaro, the very thing that so well characterizes women. Made of heavy glass, the bottle is of unrivaled elegance, revealing the golden color of its nectar.
In 1983, the couturier Emmanuel Ungaro entered the world of perfumery with Diva. This fragrance was, for him, an opportunity to showcase women even further. This ultimate beauty accessory aims to be sensual, intense and addictive. Flowers and draping, symbols of femininity according to Ungaro, are an integral part of his first fragrance. A magnificent success.
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