Alberto Morillas

Alberto Morillas is a legendary Spanish perfumer, renowned for his profound influence on the fragrance industry. Born in Seville in 1950, Morillas moved to Geneva where he developed a passion for perfumery, despite having no formal training in chemistry. His artistic background from the School of Beaux-Arts in Geneva allowed him to approach perfumery as an art form, leading to his unique and innovative style. He began his illustrious career at Firmenich, one of the world’s leading fragrance and flavor companies, where he quickly rose to prominence due to his exceptional creativity and intuitive grasp of scent composition.

Morillas is credited with creating some of the most iconic and commercially successful fragrances of the modern era. His notable works include “CK One” by Calvin Klein, a fragrance that defined the unisex trend of the 1990s, “Acqua di Giò” by Giorgio Armani, known for its fresh and aquatic notes, and “Flower by Kenzo,” a soft floral that has become a classic. His ability to blend synthetic and natural ingredients seamlessly has allowed him to craft fragrances that are both innovative and timeless. Beyond his mainstream successes, Morillas has also delved into niche perfumery, creating complex and luxurious scents that cater to connoisseurs. Throughout his career, his work has been celebrated for its versatility and artistic depth, earning him numerous awards and solidifying his reputation as one of the most respected and influential perfumers in the world.