Mutiny

I tested most of MM fragrances and none of them made the same impression on me like Mutiny. I felt that there was always something missing or overpowering in them. Mutiny for a change ticked many boxes for me. I have fallen in love with the fragrance straightaway so I had to purchase a bottle same day. I agree with many reviewers here that it may not be a unique fragrance but it is a beautiful, warm and feminine scent. I find Mutiny slightly syrupy but that is well balanced with spicy and citrussy notes. It is so well blended that neither tuberose or patchouli are overwhelming in this fragrance. Mutiny is a complex scent that is comforting and addictive and can be worn anytime. I love it how it dries down on my skin... fresh and addictive breeze. I purchased it about 4 months ago and it’s one of the fragrances in my collection that I wear most often.

This is the best generic smelling perfume ever! All the reviews seem to state it was boring and disappointing no naturally I was expecting the same thing. I scored a bottle online cheap as chips. When it arrived I had low expectations. But when I sprayed it I was relieved. It was not masculine or dirty or heavy but a very soft subtle feminine scent that was far from boring. It is so calming and gentle and I can easily see myself using the entire bottle. All of the notes that are mentioned are in there and they are all blended beautifully without any one of them dominating the juice. The Patchouli is very tame and almost untraceable. A score that will remain on my vanity until the bottle is drained!

I got a sample of this perfume, never head of it or smelt it prior. Upon spraying once onto my neck, I was in awe! Smells very unique and I felt sexy and sophisticated. I love the rich fruity tones but there's this real classy but rebellious feel about this fragrance. I have tried many, many perfumes and get some compliments occasionally. However, my boyfriend came into the room after I had one spritz on me and immediately came up behind me, put his head into my neck (smelling deeply) then passionately kissed me... Think that says it all!

I have 2 favorite fragrances to throw on to smell sweet, young and innocent and they are Mutiny and Wanted Girl. I don't smell oud or leather at all. I have always compared the two fragrances as the same type of hype (not the exact scent) -Mutiny & Azzaro Wanted Girl. Both are orange blossom, fruity-citrus, sweet tooth, lactone/vanilla spritzers - GIRL BYE- fragrances. I would say this leans feminine (p.s - I didn't know it was unisex). I love Dominique Ropion fragrances and this one is part of my clique!

I really like this fragrance - maybe I’m just coming into my orange blossom phase, but it’s very delicate, fruity and pleasant. Maybe not ground breaking, but there was something about the tester I kept trying that made me purchase a full bottle after a few months of going back to it

I dont have big complaints about the scent, but why - WHY?! - did they market this as unisex? Its one of the most obviously feminine scents I've smelled (I am a guy, and dont usually smell women's frags.)

When i first saw it in store, the SA told it was a white floral on a leather background. For me it was an immediate like, definitely floral with smth fresh and a little sweet, but.. leather? where? It starts with a blast of citruses, not harsh at all, rather fresh/bitterish and non-descript, then very soon i can smell florals and a touch of sweetness which i can ascribe to vanilla note. I can't smell any particular flowers, so if you are looking for a big tuberose, you might be disappointed. There is also a bit of woodiness to the scent, but i wouldn't have guessed it was oud. So if you are afraid of it - don't be. That pretty much sums up my impression of this scent. Bitter-fresh, almost herbal, fresh flowers, touch of vanilla - in that order. No leather - at least not for me. There is not much development either. What i described happens within the first maybe 20 min. And then it stays quite linear. Sillage is moderate, longevity is not impressive. I wish it stayed longer... I don't know if it is particularly rebellious. It is very feminine and a bit extravagant, stylish and elegant. That's what i get from it. I like it. The bottle is quite attention-grabbing

Interestingly,I don't find Mutiny overwhelmingly sweet, or girlish...I find it stylish, pretty, like a yellow floral type...it reminds me strongly of Dior j' Adore edt, in the light breezy floral tone, with a juicy pear.....seems the reviews are really all over ..not the easiest scent to describe...I like it,not a strong love, but it has a certain quality to it..feminine, modern, I find it maybe more expensive than it smells...? I don't get oud or patchouli, maybe a hint of vanilla...this is to my nose a juicy floral, not overdone...on my skin though longevity is weak...I would only consider buying it if I found a deal..it also has a honeyed quality to it...vaguely reminiscent of Lady Million...so this is a bit of a lot of nice fragrances, not one I desperatly want, but I wouldn't mind wearing it .now please why is every new scent coming out labelled as unisex !? So sick of it,l,this is very feminine...now I feel the name doesn't represent the scent well, this isn't a revolutionary break the mold scent, it is rather stylish and pretty in a conventional way..

Where does Frangrantica get there information on a fragrance? This is not a match to the Margiela website at all. 1) Dominique Ropion is NOT the nose behind this-- it's John Galliano. 2) the perfume has green notes as well as orange blossom in the open. there is supposed to be tuberose all through it and cedarwood in the drydown, not agarwood ( oud) OR patchouli either. I KNEW there wasn't any of either woods. It's clearly cedarwood. Although they discussed three levels of tuberose on Margiela website, I didn't get much of that. It was orange blossom all day long. A very nice, fruity orange blossom scent, with a whisper of tuberose, and a bit of cedar.. Not sure why they named it Mutiny, as it's a very pretty perfume. I happen to love orange blossom, so I find this quite nice. But, only on sale. It's not groundbreaking or overly original, but it smells really good. Not sure if I will buy another bottle as my perfume collection is rather massive. That said, if you like orange blossom, this is a pretty safe buy. And it has decent performance.

This was a blind buy for me. I liked the notes, so I was willing to take the risk. I'm really glad that I didn't see any of the unfavorable reviews before I formed my own opinion. I really like this fragrance. I can't say exactly what gets me about this fragrance. Maybe it's the creaminess of the scent. I don't have anything else like this in my collection. I have several MM Replica fragrances. This is completely different. It's a happy scent. I was hoping for more of the woody & green notes on the dry down but, for me, the middle notes last forever. To achieve exactly what I want, I layer this with MM Replica Whispers in the Library. It calms the sweetness of Mutiny while amplifying the base note of vanilla and adding depth with the cedar. I haven't owned this fragrance for long but I envision myself wearing this combo frequently. They compliment each other quite well. I choose my fragrances based on my current mood or to improve my mood. This scent & this combo are definitely a mood lifters for me.

I just received a sample vial of this with my recent MMM order and wanted to leave my initial impressions: it's nice, unoffensive, but certainly not mutinous in any sense. It seems to fall right in line with the all-too-often-used tropes in perfumery now: that candy, fruity, generic mass appeal quality a lot of scents have. If I had to guess I'd say this is a very close cousin of BonBon or one of the other many scents that share similar characteristics. I'm disappointed that Galliano chose to sign this, much less put the Margiela name on it: it's just so middle-of-the-road. Incidentally, this leans quite feminine, so you've been warned. Further, for an EDP, Mutiny is lackluster at best: it lasts all of ~2 hours before deteriorating into a skin scent, and sillage is equally as unimpressive. Perhaps if they had put as much time and effort into the scent as they did the ad campaign, they would have come up with something truly memorable and genuinely mutinous.

Dominique Ropion is my favourite parfumer and this creation makes sense as part of his output. He's so good with white floral orientals, which is what Mutiny is. I am surprised by all of the comments of this being generic, because when I first tried it in 2018 at Selfridges I found it quite bold and ostentatious. Some of the 'generic'-ness has come from the fact Mutiny was created at the start of a perfume trend that may or may not have been kick-started by Paco Rabanne's successful Olympea, but which now includes a whole army of sweet vanilla florientals with some aromatic notes, be they salty, lavender-like or oudy-cedary. Mutiny starts off very rich and salty on my skin, quickly becomes a honeyed tuberose and oud fragrance, drying down to be a gentle tuberose. There is something incongruous about this sitting in the Maison Margiela line, but that seems to be a marketing issue more than a quality one.

NOT EVERY PERFUME YOU OWN NEEDS TO BE SUPER UNIQUE. I love that I have unusual, complex scents in my collection, but aren’t the crowd pleasers just as important?? Mutiny is quite simple, it’s comforting & pleasant. This is a great signature scent, and yes it is a crowd pleaser! I know I can wear this anywhere and I will receive compliments, I can wear this at work and nobody will find it unpleasant or complain. It is not the most interesting scent that exists but it is quite stunning & has great lasting & projection. I COMPLETELY recommend this scent, feminine, sexy & simple.... which is okay

Super feminine and joyous... for a Mutiny. A salty peach. It seems the front-loaded type and needs time to be verifed. It has cocoNUT vibe with salty breeze in the background and mangos eaten in a shadow. An effect of salted female skin warmed by sunshine, drinking coconut milk and eating fruits. It seems a bit chemical - my receptors are reacting with slight discomfort when smelling my wrist upclose. It mellows with time and stays quite the salty peach and warm flesh. There is something naughty about it. Loving the bottle design. I can live without having it, I doubt I will miss Mutiny...

Vacation in a bottle without that standard coconut note thrown in. Nothing groundbreaking but it's nice but the price let's it down, it's just not worth it. If you want to smell like a Buttery tuberose on a hot sunny day with salty hair by the beach this is the one. I do think it's very reminiscent of FDD oud Juane too the same applies to that for me too as nice as it is it's also super overpriced for what it is. But nice indeed and refreshing not to have a coconut note.

Nice modern floral with a creamy base note. It's supposed to be an authentic tuberose but I can't agree. There's a touch of tuberose, yes, but the other notes dominate. Moderate sillage and lasting power, a work safe, unisex scent. I bought a carded sample, the bottled fragrance is quite expensive. Is it worth the money? IMHO, Replica Jazz Club is the better perfume by far.

Feminine, smooth and faultlessly blended. A highly wearable season-less orangey/fruity floral with a classic base. A strong like, yes for me, I am a fan of orange/neroli. Will I buy a FB? Maybe after I finish up countless other ones on hand. Maybe not a good blind buy based on other reviews and yeah, it isn't outstanding or unique.

No mutineer made an appearance during my wearing of this fragrance, all the notes got along nicely and tuberose was on its best behaviour. Fruity floral of moderate intensity.

just tested this - thias is a Olympea Intense with a touch of leather and more citrussy. 90% identical. very good guality, very nice, just as Olympea

Smells like a vacation scent which surprised me a buttery tuberose done right. But way overpriced so I wouldn't purchase this.