Guerlain unveils Pêche Mirage and revamped La Petite Robe Noire fragrance creations
The fragrances highlight Guerlain’s dedication to advancing its legacy in luxury perfumery while prioritising environmental stewardship.
French luxury fragrance house Guerlain, part of LVMH Beauty, has launched two fragrance novelties: Pêche Mirage, a new addition to the L’Art et la Matière collection; and a reformulated version of La Petite Robe Noire Eau de Toilette.
Both fragrances contain rare, natural-origin ingredients that reflect Guerlain’s ongoing commitment to blending innovation, heritage and sustainability.
Pêche Mirage
Pêche Mirage, created by Guerlain’s Director of Perfume Creation Delphine Jelk, reimagines the peach by combining fruity and leathery notes.
The scent opens with a vibrant blend of saffron and blackcurrant, followed by a heart of osmanthus and finishing with warm base notes of sandalwood, leather and amber.
The composition is centred around Melbatone, a synthetic molecule derived from green chemistry which recreates the peach’s olfactory profile. This aligns with Guerlain’s historical use of synthetic innovations, first exemplified in the 1919 fragrance Mitsouko.
Accompanying the launch, French visual artist Charles Pétillon collaborated with Guerlain to create an ethereal balloon installation to symbolise the fragrance’s intangible qualities.
Pêche Mirage is available in 50ml, 100ml and 200ml formats across flagship Guerlain doors in Europe, Middle East and Asia Pacific travel retail.
La Petite Robe Noire
Guerlain has refreshed its hero La Petite Robe Noire Eau de Toilette with a formula that now includes 90% natural ingredients. The scent, created by Delphine Jelk, features a Centifolia Rose Absolute sourced from the sustainable Le Mas des Sources Estate in Grasse, France.
The Centifola rose joins Damascena rose and other fruity accords, such as cherry, apple and blackcurrant, to create sparkling floral scent profile.
Aligned with its sustainability goals, Guerlain has incorporated recycled glass into the bottle design and bio-sourced materials for the cap. The paper packaging is sourced from sustainably managed forests, while the juice itself is made with an eco-conscious production process.
La Petite Robe Noire is available in 30ml, 50ml and 100ml bottles across selected Guerlain stores in global travel retail. 
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