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Sillage/Perfumers/sophia grojsman

sophia grojsman

Perfumer

sophia grojsman

Composer of 44 perfumes across the library.

Credits44 perfumes

Houses27

Avg rating4.2 / 5

Reviews71.2k

SignatureFloral

Houses worked for

Yves Saint Laurent5
Lancôme5
Estée Lauder4
Lalique3
Oscar De La Renta2
Calvin Klein2
Frédéric Malle2
Perry Ellis2

Signature families

Floral30%
Powdery13%
Gourmand10%

Timeline

Releases

White Linen Parfum

Gloria Vanderbilt

Catalog · 44

All compositions

Clinique · 1986

Calyx

mos·amb·mus·pat

Yves Saint Laurent · 1993

Yvresse Champagne Yves Saint Laurent 1993 Eau de Toilette

Originally launched as Champagne in 1993, renamed Yvresse in 1996 — the word means intoxication in French, and the composition earns it.

gre·flo·lea·fre

Paris

Yves Saint Laurent

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Beautiful Estēe Lauder 1985 Eau de Toilette

Volupté Oscar de la Renta 1992 Eau de Toilette

Oscar De La Renta

Oscar De La Renta

Yvresse Champagne Yves Saint Laurent 1993 Eau de Toilette

Yves Saint Laurent

Yvresse (Champagne)

Yves Saint Laurent

Diamonds and Rubies

Elizabeth Taylor

Bvlgari Pour Femme

Elizabeth Arden

Laura Biagiotti

DKNY Women (Energizing Eau de Parfum)

DKNY / Donna Karan

Christian Lacroix

Christian Lacroix

Floratta in Gold

Eternity Purple Orchid

Frédéric Malle

Tresor Sparkling

Tresor Sheer Fragrance

Yves Saint Laurent

Parisienne Eau de Toilette

Yves Saint Laurent

Tresor Edition Limitee Fete des Meres

Lalique de Lalique 20th Anniversary Chevrefeuille Extrait de Parfum

Lalique de Lalique 20th Anniversary Limited Edition

Rose Rebelle Respawn

Outrageous! Limited Edition 2017

Frédéric Malle

Tresor 30 Years Limited Edition

DKNY / Donna Karan · 1999

DKNY Women (Energizing Eau de Parfum)

The opening is an arresting green-and-fruit collision, tomato leaf giving a cool, bitter sap edge against juicy orange and a soft apricot blush.

tub·ros·amb·flo

Estée Lauder · 1985

Beautiful Estēe Lauder 1985 Eau de Toilette

Beautiful opens at full volume — tuberose, lily, and rose stacked into a wide, almost overwhelming bouquet that fills the room within seconds.

van·amb·tub·pat

Oscar De La Renta · 1992

Volupté Oscar de la Renta 1992 Eau de Toilette

An early-90s fruity-floral oriental that opens with melon and osmanthus alongside freesia and mimosa — a slightly powdery, slightly aquatic top that signals the era without being a period piece.

swe·fru·cin·woo

Paloma Picasso · 1996

Tentations

Tentations opens with a ripe peach sweetness that feels almost candied, softened by orange blossom and brightened with bergamot.

swe·van·mus·woo

Laura Biagiotti · 1996

Sotto Voce

The opening is a soft blur of ripe fruit—plum and peach worn close to the skin, not loud or candied, but genuinely tender.

pow·fru·whi·war

Lalique · 2012

Lalique de Lalique 20th Anniversary Chevrefeuille Extrait de Parfum

Jasmine opens plush and slightly indolic, its white-petal creaminess framed by the dry spice heat of clove that crackles at the edges.

swe·woo·flo·yel

Magic

Pear opens with a soft, slightly watery fruitiness that sits closer to ripe than sharp.

war·aro·whi·yel

Christian Lacroix · 1999

Christian Lacroix

The opening is a peculiar collision: peach's soft fuzz meets tarragon's anise-green bite, with freesia floating between them like a pale thread.

fru·war·fre·aro

Yves Saint Laurent · 1993

Yvresse (Champagne)

The opening bursts with champagne-bright peach and apricot, their sweetness tempered by cool mint and a whisper of anise—effervescent and slightly tart, like fruit macerated in sparkling wine.

iri·pow·mos·whi

Estée Lauder · 1978

White Linen Parfum

Peach and lemon create a bright, slightly waxy opening that feels freshly laundered rather than juicy.

ros·pow·iri·van

Bvlgari · 1994

Bvlgari Pour Femme

A sheer veil of violet and orange blossom opens this fragrance, sweetened by raspberry and peach in a way that feels decidedly mid-nineties—soft-focus and approachable rather than sharp.

flo·ros·fru·pow

Lalique · 2012

Lalique de Lalique 20th Anniversary Limited Edition

The opening is immediately lush — jasmine and rose surface quickly, sharpened by a quiet clove bite and the cool, powdery pull of iris.

tub·amb·van·ros

Estée Lauder · 1991

Spellbound

The opening is a shimmer of lily of the valley and citrus that quickly gives way to something far heavier—a wave of white florals led by tuberose and orange blossom, rendered opaque rather than bright.

flo·woo·van·ros

Boucheron · 1994

Jaipur

Jaipur opens with the bruised sweetness of stone fruit—plum and peach mostly, with pineapple lending a bright, syrupy edge.

fru·flo·iri·amb

Lancôme · 2011

Tresor Edition Limitee Fete des Meres

Pineapple and peach create a sun-warmed compote that drips over crisp bergamot, the citrus keeping the fruit from turning syrupy while lily of the valley lifts the opening with cool green sparks.

flo·swe·alm·fre

Calvin Klein · 2003

Eternity Purple Orchid

Eternity Purple Orchid opens with a green, slightly watery freshness — water lily cutting through a faint fruitiness that suggests ripe plum without naming it directly.

whi·swe·war·mus

Lalique · 1992

Lalique

Lalique opens with a powdery floral wave—jasmine and iris dusted with rose—that recalls the milky softness of vintage cosmetics.

ros·flo·cit·woo

Lancôme · 2009

Tresor Sheer Fragrance

Bergamot opens with a bright, slightly bitter citrus edge that feels thin rather than juicy, immediately introducing a transparent lift.

tub·flo·woo·amb

Kashaya

Kashaya opens with a strangely compelling brightness—pineapple and stone fruits laced with anise, creating an almost medicinal sweetness that feels more intriguing than immediately pretty.

fru·flo·pow·amb

Lancôme · 2020

Tresor 30 Years Limited Edition

Pineapple and peach create a syrupy fruit-forward opening that immediately coats the skin in golden sweetness.

ros·flo·pow·iri

Yves Saint Laurent · 1983

Paris

Paris opens with a rosy shimmer that feels both powdery and green, the mimosa and orange blossom creating a hazy, spring-morning softness rather than anything sharp or citric.

whi·gre·fre·fre

Frédéric Malle · 2007

Outrageous

The opening is both cooling and warming at once—mint and citrus clash deliberately with a hot, aggressive cinnamon that refuses to behave.

fru·flo·vio·pow

Lancôme · 2007

Tresor Sparkling

Pear drips with a crystalline sweetness that the pink pepper immediately spikes into a fizzy, champagne-like effervescence while bergamot keeps the top bright and airborne.

flo·amb·woo·tub

Oscar De La Renta · 1992

Volupte

Volupté arrives in melon and freesia — a combination that was still novel in 1992, giving the opening a transparent freshness before osmanthus and mimosa add apricot-tea and powdery-floral notes.

woo·mos·ear·her

Bill Blass · 1991

Nude

Bill Blass nude opens with the taut green snap of galbanum and rosemary, a crisp vegetal brightness that feels more architectural than pastoral.

cit·mos·gre·fre

Yves Rocher · 2000

Néblina

Neblina opens with a soft haze of orange and apricot, neither sweet nor tart but somewhere in between—like fruit seen through morning fog.

war·alm·van·amb

Elizabeth Taylor · 1993

Diamonds and Rubies

A peachy-floral opulence opens with overripe fruit and powder-dusted lily, the kind of lushness that defined early nineties femininity.

ros·mus·woo·pow

Yves Saint Laurent · 2009

Parisienne

Parisienne opens with a tart blackberry that feels more jammy than fresh, a candied sweetness that quickly softens into the floral heart.

iri·ros·amb·hon

Estée Lauder · 1978

White Linen

White Linen opens with a bright aldehydic sparkle softened by fuzzy peach and citrus, announcing itself before settling into something more composed.

pow·ros·iri·fre

Yves Saint Laurent · 2010

Parisienne Eau de Toilette

Parisienne was Saint Laurent's love letter to its city — and to a particular kind of Parisian woman: nonchalant, slightly vintage, neither sweet nor sharp.

flo·woo·amb·van

Karl Lagerfeld · 1994

Sun Moon Stars

The opening arrives as a haze of sweet fruit and powder, pineapple and peach softened by freesia into something almost translucent.

tub·flo·van·mus

Gloria Vanderbilt · 1982

Vanderbilt

The opening announces itself with a bright tropical pineapple sweetness, softened by lavender's herbal coolness and the creamy brightness of orange blossom.

war·swe·gre·ros

A Lab On Fire · 2013

Rose Rebelle Respawn

Cool mint snaps open, edged by ivy’s crushed-stem bitterness that keeps the top sharp and leafy.

ros·amb·van·iri

Lancôme · 1990

Trésor

Trésor opens with a lush wave of stone fruit—ripe peach and apricot—tempered by crisp bergamot and a watery flash of lily of the valley.

van·ros·cin·pat

Ex Cla Ma Tion

A peach-forward fruity floral from the late eighties, ex-cla-ma-tion opens with the jammy sweetness that defined drugstore perfumery of its era.

pow·flo·woo·ros

Calvin Klein · 1988

Eternity

Eternity opens with a cool, herbal brightness—sage lending a green clarity that tempers freesia's slightly fruited sweetness.

lav·ros·ozo·van

Perry Ellis · 1992

3600

Perry Ellis 3600 opens with an unusual collision of dewy melon and petal-soft florals—lily and osmanthus blend into something cool and slightly green, more aqueous than sweet.

whi·flo·fre·aqu

Perry Ellis · 1992

360°

**360°** opens with a watery melon-and-lily accord that feels oddly nostalgic now—distinctly early-nineties in its clean, transparent sweetness.

woo·fru·van·whi

Elizabeth Arden · 1994

True Love

True Love opens with a soft blur of peach and apricot, powder-sweet but not syrupy, tempered by the green translucence of freesia.

cin·flo·whi·fru

Michel Germain · 1994

Sexual

Bergamot and apricot give the opening a soft citrus-fruit brightness, with osmanthus adding a slightly leathery, peachy quality underneath.

cin·cit·mus·fre

Frédéric Malle · 2017

Outrageous! Limited Edition 2017

Cinnamon opens hot and sweet, its bark-like heat slicing through a iced accord of lime, grapefruit and spearmint to create an effervescent top that crackles like soda.

flo·fru·mus·swe

O Boticário · 2001

Floratta in Gold

A tropical-tinted floral that opens with sun-warmed fruit—pineapple and peach mellowed by neroli's bittersweet petals.

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