LemonOpens with
VanillaHeart
Tonka BeanDries down to
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Creed · Sold as unisex
Sublime Vanille
The cozy intimacy of curling up with a good book in a dimly lit room, where the scent of vanilla and musk lingers softly.
Full bottle: Luxury tier, typically $250+. Links open each seller's own page. We may earn a commission; it never changes the order.
Sublime VanilleLuxury · $250+
65%Similar accords, often for lessArmani Code Eau de Parfum · Giorgio ArmaniPremium tier, $100–250 · shares 5 of its 8 notes8 matches →How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2009 by Olivier Creed for Creed, Sublime Vanille is a composition that balances the warmth of vanilla with the freshness of citrus. The opening notes of lemon and bergamot give way to a heart of jasmine and tonka bean, before settling into a musky, powdery base that reads as both comforting and elegant. This fragrance represents a blend of classic Creed elegance with modern sensibilities, making it a lasting addition to the brand's repertoire.
Sublime Vanille is best applied lightly as it blooms on skin over time. The citrus notes are most noticeable in the first hour, so apply just before you need to step out for optimal impact. It pairs well with a light jacket or sweater where the warmth of the vanilla can be appreciated close to your body.
Fig. 01 — Sublime Vanille, Creed
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Olivier Creed
The dynasty continuesOlivier Creed is the sixth-generation master perfumer of the House of Creed, the legendary Parisian fragrance house founded in 1760.
“Every generation feels fortunate to have this particular skill, the skill of comprehending and practicing the art and science of making fragrance. It is an innate ability.”
Olivier Creed · CaFleureBon, June 2010
Designer Creed
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Adds woody, rose and camphor; shares two accords.
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What people
are saying.
Well loved by wearers: loved by 47%, disliked or hated by 15%.