ike a marvelous floral symphony, Molinard de Molinard is the ultimate romantic fragrance, a sumptuous bouquet of renowned sophistication. Made of two famous grasse flowers : Rose Centifolia and Jasmine Grandiflorum, deliciously complimented white white flowers like Narcissus and Ylang-Ylang, to wrap up over its delicate woody and oriental notes.
This timeless scent embodies a history of universal loyalty, Grasse in all its splendor!
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This suits a wearer who likes their florals composed and a little formal, with a clean green edge rather than sweetness. It feels most at home in close company, where its polished, old-school trail reads as poised and quietly romantic.
How to wear
Best worn with a light hand in mild to cool weather, where its green opening and floral heart can unfold without becoming heavy. One or two sprays are enough to let the ambered, woody base stay close to the skin while still leaving a refined presence in the air.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to vintage-style florals, green facets and a dry woody finish. It will appeal to anyone who prefers classic French perfume structure, elegant white flowers and a clean, slightly formal character over modern sweetness.
Release year
1979
Molinard’s story
Molinard is one of Grasse’s historic family houses, built on craftsmanship, natural materials and a distinctly French sense of perfume as personal expression. Its style favours refined compositions with character rather than trend-driven formulas.
Molinard de Molinard’s concept
Launched in 1979, Molinard de Molinard was conceived as a floral-fruity signature built around the house’s Grasse flower heritage. Its composition leans into jasmine, rose, narcissus and ylang-ylang, then settles into vetiver, amber and woods, giving the fragrance a classic, slightly nostalgic profile.
Extra info
The fragrance was originally released in 1979 and is closely associated with Molinard’s Grasse identity. Vintage bottles are remembered for their Lalique design with dancing nymphs, a detail that helped make the perfume especially collectible among enthusiasts.
ike a marvelous floral symphony, Molinard de Molinard is the ultimate romantic fragrance, a sumptuous bouquet of renowned sophistication. Made of two famous grasse flowers : Rose Centifolia and Jasmine Grandiflorum, deliciously complimented white white flowers like Narcissus and Ylang-Ylang, to wrap up over its delicate woody and oriental notes.
This timeless scent embodies a history of universal loyalty, Grasse in all its splendor!
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This suits a wearer who likes their florals composed and a little formal, with a clean green edge rather than sweetness. It feels most at home in close company, where its polished, old-school trail reads as poised and quietly romantic.
How to wear
Best worn with a light hand in mild to cool weather, where its green opening and floral heart can unfold without becoming heavy. One or two sprays are enough to let the ambered, woody base stay close to the skin while still leaving a refined presence in the air.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to vintage-style florals, green facets and a dry woody finish. It will appeal to anyone who prefers classic French perfume structure, elegant white flowers and a clean, slightly formal character over modern sweetness.
Release year
1979
Molinard’s story
Molinard is one of Grasse’s historic family houses, built on craftsmanship, natural materials and a distinctly French sense of perfume as personal expression. Its style favours refined compositions with character rather than trend-driven formulas.
Molinard de Molinard’s concept
Launched in 1979, Molinard de Molinard was conceived as a floral-fruity signature built around the house’s Grasse flower heritage. Its composition leans into jasmine, rose, narcissus and ylang-ylang, then settles into vetiver, amber and woods, giving the fragrance a classic, slightly nostalgic profile.
Extra info
The fragrance was originally released in 1979 and is closely associated with Molinard’s Grasse identity. Vintage bottles are remembered for their Lalique design with dancing nymphs, a detail that helped make the perfume especially collectible among enthusiasts.