(untitled) Maison Martin Margiela for women and men

A can of peas.
Really, same smell.
I had lots of hopes on this. All gone in peas!

Rest in Peas.

Love at first whiff? Not really... The first time I sprayed this one on my wrist, I thought: "I don't think so", it was too sharp and overwhelming. But I think we can all think of a perfume that wouldn't take a no for an answer, and just happened to grow on us :)

After a bad first impression, I gave (untitled) another try, and it was a whole different story. On my skin it smells like a delicate jasmin tea (the way I wish Bvlgari's Jasmin Noir would smell). The green accords seem to fade after a few minutes and all I can smell is the woodsy jasmine notes with a hint of incense and musk.

Chanel No 19 plus Prada Infusion d'iris equals to Untitled! :-)

Oh the poor people who knock this down or are not as open minded or negatively review this gem. This is an amazing fragrance. Yes I see how people can be put off at first spray because it is such a strong unexpected smell. But if your minds were not so closed you can see the beauty in this fragrance. First off you have to let the scent develop, with time the fragrance grows from green and musky strong to warm, woody and balmy. Second, this smell does not smell the same as how people smell you. Upon people having the chance to smell the air as you pass by them it smells luxurious and masculine balmy. If you just spray yourself and smell the fragrance and judge it from there all your gonna get is pungent, green and strong chalky complex smell. Let it marinate and you well get the compliments from the ladies who love masculine, luxurious and elgantly green.

Well, I had to pass this one. On my skin it gave only the green, citric notes and stopped evolving. I was been giving it several chances, but it stayed allways far too green, far too dry for my taste. I returned it away without regrets. If I want something similar, I'd rather buy Chanel's Cristalle or No 19.

This is the most unusual fragrance I've ever smelt. It's very complex and what I get is a masked dance in old New Orleans. I am just an average woman, so this is not for me.

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this scent. I have the body lotion and the shower gel. They are so amazing. The shower gel leaves the bathroom smelling so wonderful. I think this is the perfect summer scent for those hot, muggy, humid days in the City (NYC). It is so clean, but it it dries down to this wonderful musky floral. My whole office loves this scent on me and they all went to buy it as well.

The lotion is so nice and leaves your skin feeling soft and shiny. It is a great base layer for the fragrance.

I like it. The begining is very intriguing: smokey, fresh pine, then it goes rose and something milky, then the drydown- something remind me 2 perfumes: old Climat and Le Labo Vetiver.

One sniff and eternal friendship along with admiration and addiction of mine. Margiela, U stole my heart and my nose in addition.
Frankly speaking, I've been searching for clean fresh woody sweet and at the same time strict (not brutal or severe) scent for a long time. Finally i've found smth very close to what i wanted. My gratitude to Untitled and its Creator. It's really something new and unusual for me. Fresh, stylish, remarkable. Worth buying

To me, this is Infusion d'Iris with Opium incense. The mix of those give you (untitled). I love it!

I really like sharp green scents and this one did not disappoint. It's almost as if it's two different scents, though. The dry down leaves all sharp green behind and remains a subtle floral musk.

Tried it for the first time today. Thought it would be unique and I'd be blown away.
My first reaction: smells cocoa. Not at all what I expected. No "green" scents. The drydown smelled like a perfume I've tried earlier but can't say which perfume (Mugler, Prada?). Not impressed at all, but maybe I'll give it another try. In fashion Margiela is/used to be new, different and refreshing, unfortunately I can't smell that...

On me it smells really smokey... a little green, then it dries down into a rosey jasmine musk...

I did not like the opening at all; I found it way too green - the smell was sharp, yet light, and not pleasant at all. However, half an hour later the soft musk and the stunningly beautiful Virginia cedar took over. Suddenly, the green notes did not disturb me anymore. The sad part is that at this time, half an hour after application, the fragrance had already become very soft and quiet. The scent did not develop a lot after this point.

To me, this is a quite expected release. It's no surprise that Maison Martin Margiela decide to call their fragrance "untitled", or that the bottle is far more interesting and beautiful than the actual fragrance. However, I don't even find Maison Martin Margiela successful in their ambition to create the semi-arty, strange and interesting fragrance that i suspect they wanted, in order to strengthen their image.

Nose Daniela Andrier have never created anything that has appealed to me (I find the Prada fragrances way too soapy and boring). Untitled is the best one I've smelt from Daniela Andrier, but it's still not a scent that I would consider buying (if it wasn't on sale). Longevity is really poor on me, and the sillage is impressing during the opening but unfortunately the opening is rather unpleasant.

Upliftingly green and fresh in the opening, then sweetness from cedar and jasmine adds a creamier bittersweet texture.
The bittersweet orange is a crucial but not dominating note, and it is interestingly balanced by a light touch of incense.
This EdP develops into a creamier, more floral and sweet scent.
I have given "untitled" a couple of wearings, and I like it more and more. A wearable modern green with enough facets to be interesting through a days wearing. On my skin: some sillage, very good longetivity.

untitled, in its technical execution, is certainly an accomplished marvel in fragrances, consisting of three well defined levels of transformation:
Phase 1: it starts off with a very unisex, bitter opening - I rememner thinking it would be nice if my boyfriend smelled like that.
Phase 2: Twenty minutes later, it transforms into a more feminite-smelling green floral - I could stand it better than Phase 1 - but nothing special.
And finally, Phase 3, which, on me, became almost sickly sweet, definitely more floral than woody or musky. Perhaps it was the remainder of the jasmin mingled with the musk?
Consclsion: You really have to enjoy all three Phases of this fragrance before you spend your good money on it.

After a dramatic galbanum first impression, it mellows off nicely into a drier "Thierry Mugler Cologne". Not bad at all, it has many faces..sometimes arid and green, sometimes slightly sweet & creamy. I tnink I'll get me a bottle of this naughty perfume soon: It's there calling me...

I received a sample of this in Selfridges. I wasn't enamoured by it but I don't want to pass it on/throw it away. Something about it is interesting but just not quite interesting enough.
I think, given a very hot day, there is some charm in it's green qualities as it has a refreshing effect similar to other cologne style fragrances. However, I couldn't imagine wearing it when I want to evoke emotion of any kind. a handy sample vial is worth keeping for muggy train journeys but I won't give it shelf space. Like but not love.

The first impression is really green and grassy and I thought that people who like the scent "Calyx" might like it. It's not for me though, because I don't like greens. Then there comes out a more yummy note, probably the incense. It's not an uninteresting scent, but too much on the green side for me.

This fragrance is not a copy of irisy Prada Infusion d'Iris and even not similar to it. Untitled is very "green" floral fragrance - it starts reminding of Chanel No 19, than becomes fresher and more modern, maybe in the style of some Hermes' scents. Untitled is a perfume for mature ladies - not for men and not for young ladies.

MEH, I don't see why this is getting such goot reviews? It smells like your average unisex scent, and has very poor lasting power.

Finally; a fragrance with incense, smokey, sexy that I don't have to special order from Lucky Scent!

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I was expecting so much from Untitled as Martin Margiela is one of my favourite fashion brands of all time. Unfortunately this is just an ok fragrance with a no more than resonable projection and a barely acceptable lasting power. It's an unisex fragrance, even if on my skin it turns to be so gentle and delicate that I can't stand it. Tones of bitter orange and green notes, a bit of incese and that's all I got. It's quite pleasant, actually, but nothing special. Really!

Rating: 6.5/10

This is a fragrance that is so contradictory but that might be what makes it so compelling. There is citrus but it isn't fresh or invigorating. There is warmth and sexiness but nothing cloying or overt. I'd be confused if the musk, cedar, incense and boxwood weren't keeping me so intrigued! This is not light or sweet or floral. It is deep, compelling and dark. It is a fragrance that is complicated and serious with the slightest bit of mischief. (At times I swear I smell plaster but I think that is of the room I have been transported into where everything is almost as perfect as this fragrance.)

My review is only capable of describing how I feel: I lack the ability to do this fragrance justice with my words. This must be tried to be appreciated.

Peculiar, I just bought this, sometimes it smells very green and very bitter of petitgrain and boxwood, and at other times smells very soft and sweet and like Lily. I like it very much, I would like it to resolve its character though. :)


Edit: hmmm well it's resolved itself into a boring soapy white floral, kinda Lily-of-the-Valley-ish. Which is a million miles from where I imagined it would be. I can't detect the incense or galbanum or bitter orange on my skin really.

I hope this was just an off day :)

I was given it as a gift, and as a longtime Margiela fan, was surprised to find it very boring - not at all sexy. As much as I've tried to like it, it just dosen't gel with me. A shame.

I was just at the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach with a friend. A lady passed us in the hallway. Immediately we noticed her lovely fragrance. totally unforgetable! She graciously told us it was "Untitled" I am anxiously awaiting my first bottle.

Personally I think this is gorgeous. Andrier has this quite recognizable style with blends that have few distinct facets over sophisticated underlayer - the effect is modern and somehow streamlined - but never boring. The olfactory experience has almost rhytmic vibrance because of these well considered highlights.

Also I prefer (untitled) to Andrier's Prada creations - they are just too prissy to my taste. (untitled) has not that restrained quality. The labdanum and bitter orange give almost aggressively green, very bitter opening, but the bitterness tames down pretty soon, a very round and mellow jasmine steps forward with fresh woody aromas, incence lingering beautifully around, wrapping the packet. Green notes stay there but they are not in the leading role, they give the scent lush moistness and well considered fresh edge. The experience is quite sensual... ...and the sensual side just goes on when the scent gradually develops to woody-musky basenote.

The animalic side is perfectly balanced on (untitled) - the scent is not skanky - but just enough dirty to stay off from the soapy prissiness. And oh that round and sweet jasmine note - best one I've encountered in a long time!

Florals tend to be difficult on me, but this one goes definitely to my favorites.

This scent is highly reactive to skin chemistry - on my skin the sweet sensual side was accentuated, my friend got out much more bitter, green, almost grassy notes.

Prada infusion irys copy. Nice but I reflect what to create the novelty which already exists on the market - perfumery... ?

I must addmit, I have never expirience such thing with auther perfume, so I can not be really obective about this georgeus scent. It was love at first sight. I have never have a perfume, who screems "that is me!". I will try to descripe the smell, but it is really uniqe and hard to do. It is a dry scent, very feminine after a while, green and refreshing. It has a good sillige and longevility. Recommended for warm weather. The boxwood and incense are what make the scent so uniqe. All the notes are really easy to find. This is a must try for everyone. I was a little bit board with the new perfumes this year, but Margiela blew my head away! Bravo!

This one is really different! Great perfume , I like the incense tone of it and thereafter came the sweet scent of jasmine and the dryoff is so velvety with the woody cedar and musk, my new top5 favourite! I ve already gotten a lot of compliments for this one but would tell none of them the name of this to stay a secret as long as possible.. :)

for me a great fragnance. After half a year looking for a parfume which fits me I found this one, glorious! I was amazed by the light freshness inside the tone, and after a while, when it soaked up into my skin, the fragnance, as my friend noticed, changed to smell much more feminine, silkier...It was love on a first sight:))

for me a great fragnance. After half a year looking for a parfume which fits me I found this one, glorious! I was amazed by the light freshness inside the tone, and after a while, when it soaked up into my skin, the fragnance, as my friend noticed, changed to smell much more feminine, silkier...It was love on a first sight:))

not exactly my type, it has a rather interesting but odd smell which I dislike, it is very cool and dry.

A dip in the glorious '70 ... Very cool and dry ... unfortunately not very persistent