Alberto Morillas
Alberto Morillas, a renowned Spanish perfumer born in Seville, began his illustrious career in 1970 after leaving the School of Beaux Arts in Geneva. Joining Firmenich, he swiftly made a name for himself with groundbreaking creations such as Must de Cartier and Calvin Klein CK One. Morillas’ creative process is deeply personal and spontaneous, often starting with a simple concept or emotion and refining it through meticulous handwritten notes. His approach combines traditional perfumery techniques with innovative synthetic molecules, resulting in timeless fragrances that resonate on a profound level.
Throughout his career, Morillas has crafted iconic scents like Giorgio Armani Acqua di Giò for Women and Marc Jacobs Daisy. He has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Prix François Coty and the Fragrance Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award. In addition to his work with Firmenich, Morillas founded his independent line, Mizensir, which includes a range of perfumes and scented candles. His dedication to blending natural and synthetic elements, along with his deep Mediterranean roots, continues to influence and inspire the fragrance industry.