Portrait
Olivia Giacobetti
A perfumer admired for her mystery and delicacy, Olivia Giacobetti captures moments and turns them into scented stories, in the words of L'Artisan Parfumeur.
In 1994 she composed Premier Figuier for the house, presented as the very first fragrance built around fig, born under a fig tree in the south of France. She also signed Fou d'Absinthe.
Career and creations
L'Artisan Parfumeur presents Olivia Giacobetti as a perfumer who captures moments and turns them into scented stories. In 1994, beneath the aromatic canopy of a fig tree in the south of France, she composed Premier Figuier for the house, presented as the very first fragrance built around fig. Green, milky fig leaf meets the sweet flesh of the fruit, before a cedarwood base gives it its woody hold: a summer fragrance, fresh and shady.
She also created Fou d'Absinthe for the house, inspired by the green fairy, the forbidden liqueur of bohemian Paris and the nights of the Moulin Rouge. The fragrance captures its contrasts, between freshness and spicy, woody warmth: star anise and angelica draw a slightly bitter aromatic greenness, which patchouli anchors in a dark, earthy base.
The house does not specify her training or the company she works with.
Text written with the help of AI, based on official information from the fragrance houses, the fragrance companies and the perfumers themselves.
- Country
- Not disclosed
- Houses
- L'Artisan Parfumeur
- On Volute
- 4 creations
Creations on Volute
L'Artisan Parfumeur
Fou d'Absinthe
L'Artisan Parfumeur
Passage d'Enfer
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