Four Mykonos fragrances have landed in the Chaos Fragrances catalog: Nautilius, Untamed, Marbella, and Inferno. Together, they cover a surprisingly broad range—from pear and white florals to tropical fruit, creamy woods, and a darker spice-heavy profile.
These scents are part of the wider Mykonos Sunforged rollout currently being promoted by the brand. The Chaos catalog records the fragrances as 2025 launches, but they are new arrivals for shoppers discovering the line through our comparison pages.
The quick read: Nautilius is the bright floral-fruity choice, Untamed is the creamy woody gourmand, Marbella is the tropical amber, and Inferno is the spicy, earthy option.
Mykonos Nautilius: pear, citrus, and white florals
Nautilius opens with pear, mandarin orange, bergamot, and ginger. Orange blossom, jasmine, and another pear facet continue the fruity-floral character through the heart before vanilla, musk, guaiac wood, and amber form the base.
This is the most luminous profile of the four. The opening should feel juicy and sparkling rather than sharply citric, while orange blossom and jasmine push it toward a clean white-floral center. Vanilla and amber suggest a soft, warm landing without turning the entire fragrance into a dense gourmand.
Best fit: someone looking for an easygoing, bright scent with pear sweetness, floral lift, and a smooth musky-vanilla base.
Notes:
Top: pear, mandarin orange, bergamot, ginger
Heart: orange blossom, jasmine, pear
Base: vanilla, musk, guaiac wood, amber
Mykonos Untamed: clean citrus meets a creamy woody gourmand
Untamed starts with blackcurrant, bergamot, lemon, and an unusual linen note. Its heart mixes jasmine, coconut, praline, violet, and musk, followed by cashmeran, cedarwood, vanilla, vetiver, and amber.
The linen accord is the detail that separates Untamed from a standard sweet woody fragrance. It suggests a clean, airy opening before coconut and praline introduce creaminess. Violet and musk can add a soft powdery effect, while cashmeran, cedar, and vetiver give the base more shape.
Best fit: someone who likes smooth woody gourmands but wants freshness and texture around the sweetness.
Notes:
Top: blackcurrant, bergamot, lemon, linen
Heart: jasmine, coconut, praline, violet, musk
Base: cashmeran, cedarwood, vanilla, vetiver, amber
Mykonos Marbella: tropical fruit over resinous amber
Marbella is the tropical entry. Passion fruit, orange, lemon, and mango create a colorful opening, with blackcurrant and frangipani in the heart. Labdanum, vanilla, benzoin, and musk make up the base.
The note list suggests more depth than a simple summer fruit scent. Passion fruit and mango should make the first impression vivid, but the labdanum-benzoin pairing points toward a balsamic amber drydown. Frangipani acts as the bridge, carrying the tropical feeling into the warmer base.
Best fit: someone who wants bright tropical fruit without giving up the richness of vanilla, resin, and amber.
Notes:
Top: passion fruit, orange, lemon, mango
Heart: blackcurrant, frangipani
Base: labdanum, vanilla, benzoin, musk
Mykonos Inferno: citrus, hot spices, moss, and patchouli
Inferno begins with blackcurrant, grapefruit, and bergamot. Cardamom, nutmeg, ginger, clove, and rose create a densely spiced heart, while patchouli, oakmoss, vetiver, amber, tonka, and musk anchor the base.
Despite its name, Inferno is not built around obvious smoke or burning woods. Its heat comes from the spice blend. Grapefruit and bergamot should sharpen the opening, while patchouli, oakmoss, and vetiver pull the drydown in an earthier, more traditionally structured direction. Tonka and amber provide enough warmth to keep it from becoming austere.
Best fit: someone who prefers spicy, woody, and earthy fragrances over bright gourmands or soft florals.
Notes:
Top: blackcurrant, grapefruit, bergamot
Heart: cardamom, nutmeg, ginger, clove, rose
Base: patchouli, oakmoss, vetiver, amber, tonka, musk
Which new Mykonos fragrance should you try first?
- Nautilius: the freshest and most floral-fruity.
- Untamed: the creamiest and most gourmand-leaning.
- Marbella: the most tropical and resinous.
- Inferno: the spiciest, darkest, and earthiest.
The strongest part of this group is its range. These are not four minor variations on one formula: each occupies a different lane, making the set easier to navigate by taste. Nautilius and Marbella lead with fruit, but they head in opposite directions; Untamed emphasizes soft texture and sweetness, while Inferno brings the driest and most classically woody construction.
All four are presented as unisex fragrances. Visit each product page for the latest retailer offers, availability, and catalog updates.
Editorial note: This is a launch overview based on current brand and catalog information. The scent descriptions above interpret the disclosed notes and are not substitutes for a full skin test.