Marypierre Julien - Perfumer
Perfumer Marypierre Julien
Marypierre Julien is a perfumer at Givaudan in Paris, France. She graduated from the ISIPCA perfume school in 1997. She was trained by Jean-Louis Sieuzac and Bertrand Duchaufour at Symrise/Florasynth before joining Takasago. In 1998 she joined the team at Quest, acquired by Givaudan, working in England and France. Her creations include perfumes for Elizabeth Arden, Calvin Klein, and Victoria's Secret.
Latest Fragrance Creations
All Perfumes created by Marypierre Julien
Ann Taylor
Creamy Blackberry Sandalwood Body Mist
Anthropologie
Hamarikyu Gardens - 2009
Artistry
Floral Chic - 2016
Wildbloom Rouge - 2013
Brooks Brothers
Black Fleece Red Cologne - 2010
Black Fleece White Cologne - 2010
Reveal Men - 2014
Donald Trump
Empire - 2015
Christian Audigier for Her - 2009
Skull & Roses for Her - 2012 (with Adriana Medina)
Skull & Roses for Him - 2012 (with Adriana Medina)
Villian for Women - 2011
5th Avenue Nights - 2008
FCUK
Summer Her - 2011
Gap
Close - 2009
Core - 2010
Ocean di Gioia - 2020 (with Sonia Constant)
Double Dare - 2015
Happ & Stahns
1842 Rose Alba - 2010
Ivanka Trump Eau de Parfum - 2013
Jessica Simpson Eau de Parfum - 2014
Ten - 2015
Billionaire Boyfriend - 2012
Boyfriend - 2010 / 2018
Lane Bryant
Kuba Rose - 2015
Summer Edition for Men
Lollipop Splash The Remix Never Forget You - 2011 (with Claude Dir)
Lollipop Splash The Remix Vision of Love - 2011 (with Claude Dir)
pH Fragrances
Gardenia & Jasmine of Cashmere - 2018
Reb'l Fleur - 2010 (with Caroline Sabas)
Reb'l Fleur Love Always - 2018 (with Caroline Sabas)
Rebelle - 2012 (with Caroline Sabas)
Rogue - 2013
Sex and the City
Sex and the City - 2011
Sex and the City By Night - 2011
Sex and the City Sunset - 2012
Sex and the City Sunrise - 2012
Six Scents
No.5 "Second Skin" by VPL
Figue Blanche - 2019
Angel - 2011
Tease - 2010
Very Sexy Now
Marypierre Julien - about the perfumer
Articles featuring Marypierre Julien:
Warm Bodied - Creamy, warm, and slightly sweet - who knew fossilized tree resin smells so good? "Amber is sensual - it's like a second skin," says Marypiere Julien, a perfumer at Givaudan. "Originally associated with dark fragrances, now it's used to add a rich texture to lighter scents."
(Owens, Alexandra. "Beauty Reporter: Warm Bodied." Allure Nov. 2013: 80-85)
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