Daniel Molière is a senior perfumer with more than thirty years in the fragrance industry, having worked with companies including Azur Fragrances and Mane.
His portfolio includes Cartier, Givenchy, Guy Laroche, Leonard, and Pierre Cardin, and he composed Diptyque's Tam Dao Eau de Parfum, which has become a cult classic. He has also mentored younger perfumers and collaborated with niche brands including Jovoy Paris and Comptoir Sud Pacifique.
1980Eau de GivenchyGivenchy
1981Santos de CartierCartier
1993InsenseGivenchy
1994Fleur d InterditGivenchy
2003Tam Dao Eau de ToiletteDiptyque
2003Jardin ClosDiptyque
2007Les Parfums Mythiques Eau de GivenchyGivenchyCaptivating, long-lasting compositions built across both prestige and niche fragrance houses.
Scentsation editorialFragrances credited to Daniel in our catalog, by house.
Diptyque · 2003Tam Dao Eau de Toilette4,944 ratings · ★ 4.0302Cartier · 1981Santos de Cartier1,218 ratings · ★ 4.2203Givenchy · 1993Insense952 ratings · ★ 4.4604Givenchy · 1994Fleur d Interdit765 ratings · ★ 4.1005Givenchy · 1980Eau de Givenchy522 ratings · ★ 4.1806Diptyque · 2003Jardin Clos144 ratings · ★ 3.83
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