Miss Worth
EDT · 1977
Worth
Acquired
AI
Odette Breil-Radius
Described as working in the classical French tradition, Odette Breil-Radius shows a strong affinity for floral structures rooted in Grasse’s heritage, particularly rose, jasmine and lavender. Her compositions for Worth, including Miss Worth and Worth Pour Homme, reflect a traditional French style emphasizing structured florals within elegant, balanced accords.
About
Odette Breil-Radius is a French perfumer from the Grasse perfume dynasty that includes her brother, perfumer Olivier Cresp. She trained and worked at Roure, the historic Grasse-based perfume house known for educating many French perfumers. Perfume Intelligence lists her as “of Roure” and credits her with creating Miss Worth for Worth in 1977. Scents Memory further attributes the original Worth Pour Homme from 1932 to Odette Breil-Radius, noting that she later went on to compose Miss Worth decades afterward. Her work is tied closely to classical French perfumery and the floral traditions of Grasse.
Notable Creations
- Miss Worth (Worth
- 1977)
- Worth Pour Homme (Worth
- 1932)
Training
Roure
Creations by Odette Breil-Radius