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Sillage/Perfumers/jean claude delville

jean claude delville

Perfumer

jean claude delville

Composer of 39 perfumes across the library.

Credits39 perfumes

Houses24

Avg rating4.1 / 5

Reviews32.2k

SignatureFloral

Houses worked for

Grès4
Banana Republic4
Victoria'S Secret3
Kenzo2
Donna Karan2
Givenchy2
Jo Malone London2
Tommy Bahama2

Signature families

Floral20%
Powdery13%
Gourmand10%

Timeline

Releases

Nino Cerruti Pour Femme

Catalog · 39

All compositions

smo·lea·sof·swe

Odin New York · 2013

Roam

Saffron crackles at the outset, its leathery iodine edge immediately staining the air a deep orange-brown.

flo·gre·cit·mus

Parfum d'Été Kenzo 1992 Eau de Parfum

Jasmine and peony create a soft, floral heart that feels fresh and slightly green without top notes.

van·amb·woo·pow

Donna Karan · 1994

Grès

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Parfum d'Été Kenzo 1992 Eau de Parfum

Parfum d'Ete 1992

Giorgio Beverly Hills

Giorgio Beverly Hills

Banana Republic

Banana Republic M

Banana Republic

Claiborne Sport

Organza Indécence

Very Sexy for Him²

Victoria'S Secret

Jo Malone London

Aramis Always for Him

Tommy Bahama Very Cool

Ambre de Cabochard

Fleur de Cabotine

Victoria'S Secret

Cabotine Fleur De Passion 2011

Banana Republic

Gap Established 1969 for Women

Banana Republic

Victoria'S Secret

Orange Blossom Cologne (2019)

Jo Malone London

Dk

Opens with a dense fruit-cocktail accord — pineapple, peach, apricot — held against orange blossom and bergamot.

van·mos·her·bal

Donna Karan · 1996

Chaos 1996

Chaos 1996 sits apart from the DKNY apple-and-florals trajectory that would come to define the house.

pat·mus·war·cin

Givenchy · 1999

Organza Indécence

A late-nineties indulgence that announces itself with unapologetic patchouli—earthy, dusted with cocoa, immediately warmer than you expect.

woo·swe·whi·aro

Cerruti · 1987

Nino Cerruti Pour Femme

The opening is ripe and stone-fruited — plum and peach over bergamot, giving an immediate impression of warm skin rather than bright citrus.

amb·flo·fre·yel

O Boticário · 2002

Tarsila

Tarsila opens with a bright fruit-floral chord: pear's mild sweetness paired with peony and mimosa's delicate powdery florality.

gre·cit·ozo·aqu

Aramis Always for Him

Ginger snaps open with a bright, pepper-like heat that the lime’s tart edge keeps airborne and effervescent.

cin·mus·cit·aro

Victoria'S Secret · 2001

Very Sexy for Him²

Very Sexy for Him opens with a burst of tangerine and lime sharpened by a caraway note that keeps the citrus from reading as simple.

Parfum d'Ete 1992

Parfum d'Été opens with peach — warm, softly ripe, the kind of sun-on-fruit quality that sets the fragrance's mood immediately.

mos·woo·aro·cit

Atkinsons · 1985

Rockford

Lemon and twin bergamots splash a bright, slightly bitter sparkle that the double lavender immediately softens with a cool, slightly sweet herbal edge.

mus·ros·fre·swe

Givenchy · 2000

Oblique Play

Oblique Play opens with a soft gardenia over bergamot — not the heady gardenia of classic florals but something crisper, almost green.

cit·whi·flo·swe

Jo Malone London · 2003

Orange Blossom

Orange blossom bursts open white and dewy, almost aqueous, with a green snap from lily of the valley that keeps the sweetness in check.

yel·cit·aro·gre

Montaigne

Montaigne opens with a powdered mimosa that feels like stepping into a velvet-lined boudoir from another era.

che·cit·fru·gre

Tommy Bahama · 2006

Tommy Bahama Very Cool

Victoria'S Secret · 2007

Very Sexy 2007

Very Sexy opens with a bright, powdery mimosa that feels unexpectedly soft for its name—more Sunday brunch than Saturday night.

Victoria'S Secret · 2018

Very Sexy 2018

Very Sexy 2018 opens on a controlled collision: blackberry and clementine alongside cactus and a faint hit of cappuccino, creating something that sits at the intersection of fruity and slightly spiky.

cit·flo·whi·swe

Jo Malone London · 2019

Orange Blossom Cologne (2019)

amb·cin·van·tub

Ambre de Cabochard

Ginger and cinnamon lead the opening with hot, spiced directness — cardamom adds a more aromatic dimension, and black currant introduces a tart fruitiness that moderates the heat without cooling it entirely.

aro·war·fre·woo

Liz Claiborne · 1997

Claiborne Sport

Claiborne Sport leads with lavender and tomato leaf — an unusual pairing that gives the opening a green, slightly herbal sharpness.

lav·aro·fre·swe

Liz Claiborne · 1996

Curve for Men

Pineapple, lavender, neroli, and lemon open freshly and brightly — the pineapple giving a tropical-fresh note that was more novel in 1996 than it seems now.

cit·mus·fre·flo

Gap Established 1969 for Women

her·cit·woo·fre

Banana Republic · 1996

Banana Republic M

Fig leaf and plum open with a slightly watery, tart character — green and dark-fruited without leaning sweet.

mus·amb·fru·swe

Paris Hilton · 2007

Can Can

Can Can opens with a bright flash of black currant that quickly softens into something more approachable than its name suggests.

cit·whi·fre·fru

Banana Republic · 1995

Classic

Banana Republic Classic from 1995 is exactly what its name implies: a clean, undemanding unisex fragrance built on a citrus-floral frame.

flo·pow·fre·woo

Celine Dion Parfum Notes

Gardenia and mimosa open together in a soft, rounded floral — the gardenia creamy without going indolic, the mimosa contributing a gentle powdery-yellow warmth.

flo·mus·aqu·woo

Cabotine Fleur De Passion 2011

Peony opens cool and lightly aqueous, its petal-green edge immediately softened by lily of the valley’s dewy transparency.

flo·woo·amb·mus

Giorgio Beverly Hills · 1992

Wings

Wings opens with an immediate blanket of white florals—gardenia and lily meeting a surprisingly fruity-apricot osmanthus.

aro·fre·whi·gre

Giorgio Beverly Hills · 1994

Wings for Men

Wings for Men opens with a rush of bright citrus—bergamot and lemon cut through with a powdery lavender that feels both bracing and smooth.

flo·fre·pow·ros

Ellen Tracy · 2006

Tracy

Opens with peony — soft, slightly green, faintly aldehydic in a way that gives the top a pale, watercolour quality.

whi·cit·fru·fre

Gai Mattiolo · 2006

Be Sparkling

Orange leads with a candied zest that immediately sweetens the sharper lemon and bergamot edges, creating a fizzy, sherbet-like opening.

tub·iri·van·ros

Cabotine

Cabotine opens with a curious brightness—plum and blackcurrant stained with orange blossom, sweet but not cloying, like biting into fruit still cold from morning air.

mus·whi·swe·ani

Marc Jacobs · 2015

Mod Noir

Jean Claude Delville opens with green-citrus brightness: yuzu and clementine provide tart citrus clarity, green notes suggesting fresh leaves.

cit·whi·flo·tub

Tommy Bahama · 2005

Tommy Bahama

fru·cit·flo·whi

Clinique · 1998

Clinique Happy

Happy opens with a bright citrus-and-fruit salad—crisp apple and plum tempered by bergamot—that feels deliberately cheerful without tipping into artificial sweetness.

woo·aro·mus·her

Banana Republic · 2012

Wildblue

Sage opens with a sharp, herbal aromatic quality that is fresh, green, and slightly camphorous on initial spray.

flo·alm·pow·mus

Fleur de Cabotine

Without a true top, the composition opens straight into its heart of lily and peony, soft and slightly dewy, with a thread of mandarin brightness running through from the general notes.

swe·fru·cit·pow

Banana Republic · 2011

Wildbloom

Wildbloom opens with a bright collision of grapefruit and pear that feels less fruity than translucent—a sheer, dewy sweetness that dissipates quickly.

pow·flo·whi·yel

Bill Blass · 1999

Amazing

A single peach note lifts the opening — ripe but not candied — before tuberose, lily of the valley, and rose step forward as a cohesive white floral bouquet.

jean claude delville — perfumer · Sillage