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olivier polge — perfumer · Sillage

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olivier polge

Perfumer

olivier polge

Composer of 85 perfumes across the library.

Credits85 perfumes

Houses33

Avg rating4.2 / 5

Reviews147.6k

SignatureFloral

Houses worked for

Chanel31
Jimmy Choo5
Salvatore Ferragamo5
Dolce & Gabbana3
Mugler3
Van Cleef & Arpels2
Balenciaga2
Viktor & Rolf2

Signature families

Floral16%
Gourmand12%
Spicy11%

Timeline

Releases

Emporio Armani White For Him

Bora Bora for Men

Catalog · 85

All compositions

Jimmy Choo · 2011

Jimmy Choo Eau De Toilette

sof·swe·lea·pow

Innamorata

pow·mus·whi·cit

Chanel

Bergamot sparks a cool, metallic citrus that shears across powdery iris, creating a matte, lipstick-like veil.

cit·whi·flo·gre

Visit for Women

Azzaro

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Clinique Happy Heart 2003

Dior Homme 2005

Apparition Homme

Eau Parfumée au Thé Rouge

Miracle Forever

Apparition Homme Intense

F by Ferragamo Pour Homme

Salvatore Ferragamo

F for Fascinating

Salvatore Ferragamo

Nina Prestige Edition

The One for Men

Dolce & Gabbana

The Beat for Men

F by Ferragamo Black

Salvatore Ferragamo

F for Fascinating Night

Salvatore Ferragamo

Midnight in Paris Eau de Parfum

Van Cleef & Arpels

Midnight in Paris

Van Cleef & Arpels

Kenzo Homme Boisee

Roberto Cavalli

Burberry Sport for Women

Jimmy Choo Eau De Toilette

Jimmy Choo Limited Edition Parfum

Yves Saint Laurent

F by Ferragamo Free Time

Salvatore Ferragamo

Mon Jasmin Noir

In The Mood For Love Man

Gianfranco Ferré

Jimmy Choo Parfum

L'Homme Libre Cologne Tonic 2013

Yves Saint Laurent

Balenciaga Paris l'Edition Reflets

Arabian Nights Private Collection

Oriental Express

Fougere Furieuse

The One for Men Eau de Parfum

Dolce & Gabbana

Les Exclusifs de Chanel Misia

Valentino Uomo Edition Noire

Chance Eau Vive

Jimmy Choo Love

Chanel No 5 l'Eau

Boy Eau de Parfum

Misia Eau de Parfum

Chanel No 5 l'Eau Red Edition

Bleu de Chanel Parfum

Coco Mademoiselle Intense

Paris – Venise

Paris – Deauville

The One Baroque for Men

Dolce & Gabbana

Paris – Biarritz

Coromandel Parfum

1957 Eau de Parfum

Chance Eau Tendre Eau de Parfum

Paris – Riviera

Gabrielle Essence

Gabrielle Chanel Hair Mist

Le Lion Eau de Parfum

Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée

Paris – Édimbourg

Coco Mademoiselle l'Eau

Chanel No 5 L'Eau Eau De Toilette 100th Anniversary – Ask For The Moon Limited Edition

n01 de Chanel l'Eau Rouge

N°1 de Chanel L'Eau Rouge

Chance Eau Fraîche Chanel 2023 Eau de Parfum

n05 l'Eau Limited Edition

N°5 L’EAU – Limited edition

Gabrielle l'Eau

Chanel · 2023

Chance Eau Fraîche Chanel 2023 Eau de Parfum

Citron peels first, a bright, almost bitter lemon zest that crackles for ten brisk minutes before jasmine folds in, adding a translucent white-floral lift that keeps the citrus from collapsing into sweetness.

Visit for Women

cit·aro·fre·mus

Giorgio Armani · 2001

Emporio Armani White For Him

White for Him is an unassuming citrus-herbal built for warm mornings and light days.

Dolce & Gabbana · 2015

The One for Men Eau de Parfum

The One for Men Eau de Parfum is the EDP reformulation of a 2008 eau de toilette, and it trades some of the original's airy citrus for a heavier, sweeter spice cabinet.

Chanel No 5 l'Eau Red Edition

A red-bottled flanker built around the bones of No 5 L'Eau, this 2018 limited edition opens on a wide citrus shelf — neroli, lime, lemon, bergamot, orange — that reads more aperitif than aldehyde.

amb·lea·van·hon

Van Cleef & Arpels · 2010

Midnight in Paris Eau de Parfum

The opening strikes with a sharp citrus cut—lemon and bergamot made deliberate by leather and the green-medicinal bite of rosemary.

cit·whi·fre·woo

n05 l'Eau Limited Edition

Neroli opens first, spraying a clean, slightly bitter orange mist that the lime sharpens to a fizzy, mineral edge.

whi·cit·ald·woo

N°5 L’EAU – Limited edition

Neroli dominates the opening, delivering a bright, slightly bitter citrus-floral edge that immediately sets this apart from standard cologne territory.

swe·amb·woo·lav

Bleu de Chanel Parfum

The parfum concentration of Bleu de Chanel trades the EDT's citrus brightness for a denser, sweeter opening where mint cuts through bergamot with menthol precision.

iri·pow·cho·aro

Dior Homme 2005

The iris dominates from the first spray, but this is iris rendered strangely cool and powdery-matte, like pressed cosmetic powder or the inside of a vintage leather case.

pat·amb·ros·war

Coromandel Parfum

Neroli alone in the top — bitter-sweet, slightly waxy, and short-lived — gives way almost immediately to the heart, where the real composition begins.

war·her·alm·sof

Guerlain · 2005

Cuir Béluga

A leather fragrance that opens with a surprising softness—mandarin cutting through immediately, then giving way to suede rather than raw hide.

vio·gre·woo·ear

Balenciaga · 2014

Balenciaga Paris l'Edition Reflets

Violet leaf opens cool and metallic, its green bite sharpened by a crackle of black and pink pepper that flashes brief heat before subsiding.

Viktor & Rolf · 2012

Spicebomb

Spicebomb announces itself with a sharp burst of pink pepper that feels almost combustive, quickly tempered by citrus that keeps the opening from tipping into aggression.

lav·aro·fre·ear

Paris – Édimbourg

Paris-Edimbourg opens with a brisk lavender that feels more Scottish moor than Provençal field—clean, aromatic, slightly bitter around the edges.

lea·nut·war·aro

Valentino · 2014

Valentino Uomo

Valentino Uomo opens with a brief citrus clarity before the heart reveals its signature: roasted hazelnut and cocoa, unmistakably gourmand but held in check by a dry, almost powdery quality that prevents sweetness from taking over.

flo·ros·swe·van

Coco Mademoiselle Intense

The opening flash of lemon burns off quickly, leaving you with the true heart of the composition: a jasmine and rose pairing that feels denser and more resinous than the original Coco Mademoiselle.

iri·vio·aro·fre

Paris – Venise

Paris-Venise opens with a sun-caught citrus accord — petitgrain, bergamot, and orange alongside pink pepper, bright and slightly astringent in the way of Italian palazzos at noon.

Van Cleef & Arpels · 2010

Midnight in Paris

A smoky nocturne that opens on leather and aromatic herbs rather than the expected flowers.

Dolce & Gabbana · 2008

The One for Men

The One for Men opens with a sharp citrus clarity—grapefruit bright and slightly bitter, tempered by an aromatic thread of basil that keeps the introduction from feeling too clean.

mus·ald·whi·fre

1957 Eau de Parfum

1957 is dedicated to Chanel's comeback — and the fragrance opens with appropriate composure: pink pepper and bergamot over a white musk that doesn't wait for the base to announce itself.

mus·ros·fru·swe

Chance Eau Tendre Eau de Parfum

The eau de parfum concentration sharpens Chance Eau Tendre's pastel contours without abandoning its signature softness.

aro·fre·war·cit

Power Cologne

Power Cologne opens with a warm aromatic accord — bergamot lifts the citrus while coriander and cardamom add dry spice from the first spray.

Coco Mademoiselle l'Eau

Orange and bergamot burst first, bright and effervescent, their citrus oils sheared clean of pith.

war·amb·lea·woo

Jesus del Pozo · 2014

Arabian Nights Private Collection

Cumin opens hot and slightly sweaty, immediately setting a human-skin tone against cool violet and a dry rose that feels more petal than bloom.

pow·van·woo·fre

Oriental Express

A spare, direct opening: basil lands with clean, slightly anise-edged sharpness against a bergamot lift that keeps things bright without going citrus-heavy.

swe·pat·cit·woo

Jimmy Choo · 2011

Jimmy Choo Limited Edition Parfum

swe·woo·amb·pat

Jimmy Choo · 2012

Jimmy Choo Parfum

cit·gre·fre·aro

Paris – Deauville

Paris-Deauville opens with a burst of citrus so clean it feels almost antiseptic—lime and bergamot cut through the air like a freshly ironed linen shirt, brisk and cool.

pow·iri·swe·fru

Les Exclusifs de Chanel Misia

Misia opens with a powdered sweetness that feels vintage rather than childish—raspberry and peach blurred through iris, as if glimpsed through gauze.

woo·war·nut·swe

Valentino · 2015

Valentino Uomo Edition Noire

Bergamot opens briefly, mostly as a citrus splash before the gourmand structure takes over.

Chanel No 5 l'Eau

The original No.

tob·amb·aro·woo

Dolce & Gabbana · 2018

The One Baroque for Men

Basil and grapefruit open with a green-citrus snap that feels more kitchen garden than cologne.

lea·lav·amb·woo

Chopard · 2013

1000 Miglia

A masculine aromatic-leather with a deliberate vintage-roadster theme.

amb·woo·bal·van

Le Lion Eau de Parfum

A leonine roar rendered in warm, resinous tones.

lav·woo·mus·cit

Boy Eau de Parfum

The opening is brisk and soapy-clean: lavender scrubbed with citrus, like freshly laundered linen still warm from the dryer.

smo·amb·flo·gre

Supra Floral

Supra Floral inverts the usual order.

pow·iri·mus·flo

Comete

Comete centers on heliotrope — a flower that smells of almond, vanilla, and something faintly like talcum powder, sweet but not saccharine.

sof·gre·van·aro

Emanuel Ungaro · 2007

Apparition Homme Intense

cit·mus·woo·swe

Bvlgari · 2006

Eau Parfumée au Thé Rouge

A lucid, sun-drenched composition that unfolds like chilled rooibos tea touched with citrus rind.

pow·smo·swe·flo

Lancôme · 2006

Miracle Forever

The opening arrives with a sharp anise clarity softened by blackcurrant's dark sweetness, while peony adds a powdery floral veil that keeps things airy rather than heavy.

whi·fre·fre·lac

Paris – Riviera

The opening is all citrus shimmer—petitgrain's green bitterness cutting through neroli's bright floral sweetness.

fre·whi·fre·flo

Paris – Biarritz

Paris-Biarritz opens with a crisp burst of citrus—grapefruit and bergamot cutting through the air like sea spray meeting sunlight.

pow·iri·lea·swe

Misia Eau de Parfum

Misia opens with a soft powdered violet haze that feels both vintage and immediate, a gentleness that belies the complexity beneath.

Yves Saint Laurent · 2013

L'Homme Libre Cologne Tonic 2013

The Cologne Tonic flanker strips L'Homme Libre to its lightest register.

fre·aro·fre·gre

Salvatore Ferragamo · 2007

F by Ferragamo Pour Homme

The opening is crisp and immediate—cold apple skin meeting aromatic lavender, the kind of contrast that feels both polished and slightly austere.

Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée

The night-time counterpart to Chanel's Coco Mademoiselle, L'Eau Privée softens the original's citrus sparkle into something quieter and more intimate.

woo·her·aro·fre

Kenzo Homme Boisee

The opening is green and immediate—peppermint brushed against basil leaves, bright without being loud.

war·swe·bal·fru

Salvatore Ferragamo · 2009

F by Ferragamo Black

# F by Ferragamo Black

tub·flo·fru·van

Gabrielle Essence

Gabrielle Essence opens with a plush, slightly tropical brightness—petitgrain's green citrus edge softened by ripe peach and a whisper of black currant.

Yves Saint Laurent · 2011

L'Homme Libre

L'Homme Libre opens with a brisk aromatic clarity—basil and violet leaf meet bergamot in a way that feels green and slightly metallic, like crushed stems rather than flower petals.

mus·cit·whi·pow

Chanel No 5 L'Eau Eau De Toilette 100th Anniversary – Ask For The Moon Limited Edition

Neroli opens clean and soapy, brightened by lime and bergamot that strip away any vintage heaviness.

ros·ear·her·amb

Balenciaga · 2012

Florabotanica

Florabotanica opens with a sharp, almost medicinal mint that feels more herbal laboratory than garden party.

whi·cit·woo·mus

Gabrielle Chanel Hair Mist

Black currant and grapefruit open with a juicy, tart fruitiness that feels vibrant and slightly green.

flo·ros·fru·amb

Glamour Secrets Rose

Lychee opens with a translucent pink sweetness that feels watery rather than syrupy, setting a fruity top that never cloys.

ear·war·woo·cit

Salvatore Ferragamo · 2011

F by Ferragamo Free Time

Free Time opens with the sharp clarity of fresh ginger — not warm baked ginger, but bright and slightly citrusy, more like sliced root than kitchen spice.

flo·pat·whi·swe

Bvlgari · 2011

Mon Jasmin Noir

The opening surprise here is how green it feels—lily of the valley brings a cool, almost mineral clarity before the jasmine arrives.

cit·mus·ear·aro

Moschino · 2005

Friends Men

Designed by Olivier Polge before his appointment at Chanel, Friends Men opens on a clean trio of citrus — green mandarin, bergamot, blood orange — that reads genuinely bright without the sharp synthetic edge common to mass masculines of 2005.

aro·war·fre·lav

Gianfranco Ferré · 2011

In The Mood For Love Man

Lavender and grapefruit open cleanly, the citrus providing a brief lift before cardamom starts sharpening the accord.

gre·aro·sof·cit

Emanuel Ungaro · 2005

Apparition Homme

aro·fre·gre·mos

Fougere Furieuse

Fougère Furieuse is the most classically structured entry in Mugler's Les Exceptions line.

flo·nut·fre·sof

Cacharel · 2006

Noa Perle

Noa Perle opens with a gentle whisper of pink pepper, just enough spice to lift without stinging.

flo·aqu·ozo·gre

Clinique · 2003

Clinique Happy Heart 2003

Happy Heart opens with a bright collision of citrus and red berries, a flash of almost fizzy sweetness that feels unabashedly cheerful.

flo·pat·woo·pow

Roberto Cavalli · 2010

Anniversary

Anniversary opens with a burst of tart raspberry softened by the gentle heat of pink pepper—an immediate contrast between sweetness and spice that feels both playful and sophisticated.

iri·cit·flo·woo

La Perla · 1995

Blue

Violet leaf and bergamot open with a sharp, green-citrus freshness.

war·woo·sof·fre

Cacharel · 2007

Liberte

Liberté opens with orange and bergamot before freesia adds a soft, clean floral note to the opening citrus.

flo·pat·cit·whi

Salvatore Ferragamo · 2007

F for Fascinating

F for Fascinating is built on three notes and refuses to apologise for it.

fre·flo·fru·swe

Nina Ricci · 2007

Nina Prestige Edition

Lime and lemon open with a candied-sharp citrus snap that immediately softens as peony adds a translucent, slightly powdery floral layer.

ros·amb·flo·pat

Salvatore Ferragamo · 2009

F for Fascinating Night

F for Fascinating Night reframes the original's chypre brevity into something warmer.

cit·mus·fre·whi

Chance Eau Vive

Chanel stripped Chance down to something sharper and more transparent here.

vio·fre·aro·woo

Burberry · 2008

The Beat for Men

Black pepper and violet make for an arresting opening — the pepper dry and dusty, the violet leafy and slightly metallic rather than candied.

woo·ear·mus·whi

Burberry · 2010

Burberry Sport for Women

Burberry Sport for Women opens with a jolt of ginger that feels sharp and athletic, tempered almost immediately by bright petitgrain and a hint of mandarin sweetness.

pat·swe·fru·woo

Jimmy Choo · 2011

Jimmy Choo

The opening pear note in Jimmy Choo arrives sweet and juicy, but there's a firmness beneath it—not quite candied, more like biting into actual fruit with its skin still on.

cit·fru·lea·aro

Liz Claiborne · 2002

Bora Bora for Men

Lemon and bergamot open bright and clean, picking up a slight herbal lift from clary sage in the supporting set.

Viktor & Rolf · 2009

Eau Mega

Eau Mega opens with an unexpected brightness—crisp pear sharpened by violet leaf's green metallic edge and basil's herbal bite.

tub·flo·iri·mus

Gabrielle

Gabrielle opens with a tart brightness—grapefruit and black currant cutting through the air with clean precision before yielding almost immediately to a wave of white flowers.

n01 de Chanel l'Eau Rouge

Opens with a burst of red berries and bright citrus — light enough to feel like a perfumed water rather than a fragrance.

ros·flo·fre·swe

N°1 de Chanel L'Eau Rouge

Opens with a burst of red berries and bright citrus — light enough to feel like a perfumed water rather than a fragrance.

whi·pow·amb·woo

Roberto Verino · 2009

Gold

Bergamot and gardenia lead the opening — clean citrus undercut by a soft, creamy white floral that gives the top unusual warmth.

van·swe·rum·fre

Miss Wild

Pink pepper opens with a quick fizzy lift before the perfume gives over to its central conceit: vanilla and rum, syrupy-warm, slightly boozy.

swe·pat·cit·woo

Jimmy Choo · 2015

Jimmy Choo Love

tub·whi·woo·yel

Gabrielle l'Eau

Tuberose dominates the heart, releasing a creamy, rubbery petal scent that immediately flags this as a white-floral bomb.