Fugazzi Miauw Miauw Review: Creamy Tuberose & Vanilla

Fugazzi has spent the past several years building a reputation for fragrances that take a familiar idea and push it a step further than expected. Miauw Miauw, released in 2026, applies that instinct to the lactonic gourmand genre. On paper it reads like a comfort scent: roasted nuts at the top, a heart of milk, tuberose and rose, and a base loaded with vanilla, tonka bean, musk and three modern woody-amber captives. In practice, it is warmer, stranger and more textured than the note list alone suggests. The fragrance arrives as a unisex eau de parfum, positioned in the same general territory as the creamy white-floral gourmands that have dominated niche shelves for the past few years. Where many of those lean soft and powdery, Miauw Miauw adds an animalic and lightly oud-tinged edge that keeps the sweetness from becoming one-dimensional. It is a scent that reads as cosy at arm's length and considerably more complex up close. This review covers the confirmed note pyramid, how the fragrance evolves on skin, measured performance expectations, seasonality, occasions, pricing and the closest alternatives currently on the market. All notes, accord families and performance figures referenced here reflect the verified data available for the release.