Guerlain’s 2026 Muguet Millésime Welcomes Spring With Exceptional Embroidery And High Perfumery
The Eau de Toilette is limited to just 10 pieces in Malaysia.
With each turn of spring, Guerlain renews one of its most poetic traditions. Since 1908, the maison has paid homage to muguet—lily-of-the-valley, the delicate bell-shaped bloom long associated in France with luck and the return of brighter days. In 2026, that annual ritual takes on an especially couture dimension with Rendezvous Muguet, an extraordinary edition that pairs the artistry of perfumery with the virtuosity of Parisian embroidery house Ateliers Vermont.
At the centre of the release is Guerlain’s storied Bee Bottle, a design created in 1853 to commemorate the marriage of Empress Eugénie and Napoleon III, and now among the house’s most enduring emblems. For this year’s Millésime, Guerlain turns to Maison Vermont, an embroidery house sitting at the heart of Paris since 1956. Each flacon is dressed in a hand-tied green silk taffeta bow fashioned using the Japanese Shibori technique, which lends the fabric an organic, almost botanical movement. From this sculptural ribbon emerge hand-embroidered lace sprigs of lily-of-the-valley, with each flower illuminated by a crystal heart that catches the light like morning dew.

Inside, the fragrance remains a study in springtime freshness. Because the lily-of-the-valley’s natural scent cannot be extracted in essence form, Guerlain’s perfumers have spent more than a century perfecting this olfactory illusion. The current interpretation, composed by Thierry Wasser in 2016, captures the crisp, chlorophyll-rich character of freshly cut stems. In Muguet, it is softened by sambac jasmine absolute and rose essence. The result is luminous, tender, and fleeting—an olfactory portrait of a flower picked at dawn.
Limited to just 10 pieces in Malaysia, the 125ml Muguet Millésime 2026 is priced at RM4,370 and arrives with a 30ml travel spray and gilt funnel. More than a collector’s object, it is a meeting of two rarefied métiers d’art, where fragrance and embroidery come together in a celebration of renewal.