L’Eau de Muguet

Miu Miu, Miuccia Prada’s brand, announced its entry into perfumery as early as 2013 with Coty, its licensee. Its first perfume, simply named Miu Miu, reached stores in September 2015; the house now sells it under the name L’Eau de Muguet and still presents it as its first feminine fragrance.

The composition is signed by Daniela Andrier, of Givaudan, who drew on the embroidered lilies of the valley of a Miu Miu dress from fall 2011. She told Refinery29, according to Beauty Packaging, that she made more than twelve hundred trials before settling on the formula.

Miuccia Prada took part in designing the bottle as well as the scent. The eau de parfum is sold in thirty, fifty and one hundred milliliters; according to Journal du Luxe, the Miu Miu license has belonged to L’Oréal since 2024.

What the house says

The house describes a green, musky floral that opens the door to its contrasted femininity, effortless and sophisticated, able to capture the energy of a young spring. It speaks of a reinvented lily of the valley, gone rogue with earthy, peppery akigalawood.

It promises a joyfully floral fragrance, musky and clean, freshened by a touch of green, whose energy stems from the most fragrant flower of spring.