Mugler doesn't make safe perfume, and the fragrance world is better for it. Angel effectively invented the modern gourmand back in the nineties, colliding cotton-candy and chocolate sweetness with an earthy patchouli that still startles first-time sniffers. Alien followed with a glowing jasmine-amber that smells like nothing else at the counter. These are statement scents with enormous projection, worn by people who have decided what their signature is and committed to it. If you're new here, start with Alien; it's the more approachable of the two. But treat the whole house as try-before-you-buy: Angel in particular is the textbook love-it-or-hate-it perfume, and a full bottle of the wrong Mugler is a very confident mistake to explain to yourself later.
Every Mugler fragrance we cover, ranked by popularity. 2 scents, clean note pyramids, no clutter.