Miutine

Miutine is the fragrance presented by Miu Miu at the end of summer 2025, with a campaign fronted by Emma Corrin and directed by Hailey Benton Gates. The house describes it as a fragrance worn for oneself, away from the gaze of others, and entrusted it to Dominique Ropion.

A name as a wink

The name plays on the French word mutine, which speaks of gentle rebellion rather than outright revolt. This is the register the house claims for its heroine: an insouciance that knows the rules and takes pleasure in bending them, without making it a statement.

A chypre turned on its head

On paper, the structure is that of a chypre, the family to which the house assigns the fragrance: citrus, floral heart, a base of oakmoss and patchouli. Ropion says he started from this classic in order to twist it, and it is the pairing of strawberry and brown sugar that takes on that task.

A bottle in keeping with the house

The bottle keeps the quilted glass that evokes the leather of Miu Miu bags, already present on the brand's previous fragrances. Here it turns brown, with a black and white label worn like a collar and a black cap shaped like a sequin.

A flanker under its own name

Miutine has since received a flanker, Miutine Intense, sold under its own name and its own references, alongside the original Eau de Parfum. The two bottles coexist in the house's catalog, and what is described here concerns the Eau de Parfum launched in 2025.