Beware of Angels …

After 23 years it’s still one of the best selling perfumes in the world. I remember this perfume since when I was a teenager. Well dressed older ladies were wearing it. I liked it very much, because it was a bit intense and sweet and high-quality. When I put it on, a few days later I could still smell it. And then, the next 20 years it was to heavy for me. But now, 20 years later, I got such an intensive lust and cravings about this scent, that I had to get it and I wear it very often.

ANGEL invites us on a journey into his dream-like and unusual world. Combining tender, sweet childhood memories of his grandma, who he ran into her arms and she smelled of biscuits, with visions of infinite space, this avant-garde creation steeps us in an unknown universe where a woman becomes a fascinating, glamorous and multi-faceted heroine.

Its now iconic star-shaped bottle unites estheticism, perfection and technological prowess. This celestial blue, recalling immensity and cosmic mystery, was an absolute first in perfumery.

It awakens the femme fatale hidden within, transforms her, and creates an exceptional bond between a woman and her fragrance. In the event of addiction, attachment borders on obsession.

ANGEL was the first gourmand fragrance in perfumery. ANGEL is also an audacious fragrance, as it was created with an “unusual” concentration of patchouli: it borders on excess and leaves one wanting more.

Its berry, praline, vanilla and patchouli notes satisfy the desires for beautiful materials. The mystery that it still incites helped create this legend based on three facets: