Maison Margiela Fragrance review

Maison Margiela Silver Mutiny – A Tubular Rebellion in Bloom

Name: Maison Margiela Silver Mutiny – A Tubular Rebellion in Bloom
Item: Maison Margiela Silver Mutiny eau de parfum
Author: Vivir

By Vivir · October 31, 2026

Accords

fruity white floral sweet citrus tuberose vanilla floral spicy leathery

Top

OrangeMandarin Orangemandarinpink peppersaffronorange

Heart

TuberosePearPeachOrange BlossomApplePink PepperSaffronorange flowersambac jasminetuberose

Base

VanillaLeatherPatchouliAgarwood (Oud)leatherbourbon vanillaoud

Longevity

long lasting

Projection

Sillage

strong (fills the room)

I really like this fragrance - maybe I’m just coming into my orange blossom phase, but it’s very delicate, fruity and pleasant.
Super slept on nectary floral scent!
It is complex, beautiful, very feminine and all the notes are there in order.
Long lasting . Sweet but not overly so .
A very unique, expensive smelling perfume. A feminine fragrance, but not overly floral or overpowering.
This is my all time favourite perfume. It is absolutely stunning
Lasted all day. Perfect day out night
It's unique scent cannot be mistaken for any other product. It is in a class of its own.

Fresh fruit cocktail in orangey syrup. Acceptable, but borders on being juvenile.
This was one of the biggest disappointments of the year. I get clubbed over the head with all the floral mentioned.
Over pouring, nothing special, boring, smells the same as lots of other fragrances.
Smells kinda buttery. Maybe its the tuberose but comes across more gourmand than flowery. not a fan.
It lacks of interest after 10 minutes. Nothing says Galliano or Marigela on this at all.
the vanilla-tuberose combo was intensely syrupy-cloying on my skin.
Mutiny's dry down is less interesting than its early stages: there's a considerable dose of vanilla, and the composition ends up more generic than it seemed when first applied.
it's not as inventive as Galliano's actual deconstructed designs for Margiela