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Marylin Rouge Andy Warhol, created in 2001, sits firmly in the category of a feminine fragrance, rooted in the powdery and fruit families. This fragrance is the personal signature of perfumer Cecile Matton. Offered in eau de toilette concentration.
Made in the United States, backed by a long and proud tradition. A rich, layered composition that reveals itself differently depending on your mood and the time of day.
The fragrance is very long-lasting, staying on the skin for 12 hours or more, gradually revealing its notes
The scent will linger in the air even after its wearer has left.
The perfume has a fresh scent that is not too intense, so it does not overwhelm those around you with strong essences
A light and elegant fragrance with harmonious richness—the perfect balance between the depth of eau de parfum and the freshness of cologne
Fragrances for spring and summer unfold with light citrus notes, floral and fruity accords, filling the composition with freshness, airiness, and a feeling of carefree lightness on warm days
The scent of Marylin Rouge unfolds as a continuous scent journey, where notes flow with precision and warmth. The style of Andy Warhol is recognizable in details that define the fragrance identity. Nothing here feels random, and the composition keeps a clear direction. Eau de toilette sets a balanced rhythm of unfolding.
The accord architecture is built around these accords: Fruit and Powdery without random overlap. The stylistic positioning is feminine, which makes the scent profile easier to read.
When the pyramid is blended into one block the fragrance opens as a single chord with a juicy exotic mood: Fruit note and Powdery notes. In this case 2 notes sound as one integrated frame, creating thrilling fruity juiciness that reads as cohesive from the start.
The middle and base stages are perceived as a continuous motion from lift to depth, which gives the structure continuity.
At olfactory-group level the profile is anchored in Fruit and Powdery. From a family perspective the composition sits in Fruit and Powdery.
Overall Marylin Rouge reads as a cohesive composition — the first stage creates momentum, the middle layer carries the identity, and the final phase leaves a stable imprint. This is the type of composition best judged through real development.
| Gender | Female |
| Brand | Andy Warhol |
| Segment | Celebrity perfume |
| Country | United States |
| Website | http://www.parfums-warhol.com |
| Year of production | 2001 |
| Status | Produced |
| Concentration | Eau de toilette |
| License holder | Cofinluxe |
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