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Diva(1983)

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Created by Jacques Polge for Emanuel Ungaro, Diva opens on aldehydes, coriander, and rose, moves through a heart of Turkish rose and narcissus, and closes on oakmoss, civet, and patchouli. Its dense rose-chypre structure, built by the same perfumer responsible for Chanel's Coco and Antaeus, offered a dramatic, theatrical femininity matching its operatic title.

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Brand

Emanuel Ungaro

Perfumer

Jacques Polge

Launched

1983

Family

Chypre

Diva is a fragrance from Emanuel Ungaro, released in 1983 and composed by Jacques Polge. It sits in the Chypre family. It opens with Aldehydes, Coriander, and Rose, moves into a heart of Turkish Rose and Narcissus, and settles into a base of Oakmoss, Civet, and Patchouli.

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