Frequently Asked Questions about (untitled) by Maison Martin Margiela
Who created (untitled) by Maison Martin Margiela?
(untitled) by Maison Martin Margiela was created by Daniela (Roche) Andrier.
When was (untitled) by Maison Martin Margiela released?
(untitled) by Maison Martin Margiela was released in 2010.
(untitled) by Maison Martin Margiela — Notes, Reviews & Ratings (2010)
(untitled), from Maison Martin Margiela was released in 2010. The perfumer behind this creation is Daniela (Roche) Andrier. The notes are Bitter Orange, Buxus, Cedarwood, Galbanum, Incense, Jasmine, Musk.
Well...I just need to start by saying I had no preconceptions about this fragrance at all and approached it with an open mind. I subsequently discovered that it was the product of Daniella Andrier a perfumer I respect highly due to her simple but creative approach. Obviously that doesn't mean I like everything that she does but the vast majority of her works appeal to me. {Untitled} for me is one of those cases where I think she's hit on something special. Perfectly unisex, wonderfully inoffensive and suitable for regular wear. Galbanum, bitter orange, sweet jasmine cedar and incense...it's great! These elements combine to make something very well blended and effortlessly green. It has a very natural accord without smelling like any one thing you'd find in nature...if that makes sense? Maybe that could be interpreted as a sign of a truly well conceived fragrance? I think so and I really like it but it's not a priority for the collection just yet.
Well...I just need to start by saying I had no preconceptions about this fragrance at all and approached it with an open mind. I subsequently discovered that it was the product of Daniella Andrier a perfumer I respect highly due to her simple but creative approach. Obviously that doesn't mean I like everything that she does but the vast majority of her works appeal to me. {Untitled} for me is one of those cases where I think she's hit on something special. Perfectly unisex, wonderfully inoffensive and suitable for regular wear. Galbanum, bitter orange, sweet jasmine cedar and incense...it's great! These elements combine to make something very well blended and effortlessly green. It has a very natural accord without smelling like any one thing you'd find in nature...if that makes sense? Maybe that could be interpreted as a sign of a truly well conceived fragrance? I think so and I really like it but it's not a priority for the collection just yet.