From Emanuel Ungaro, Diva is a 1983 chypre floral EDP by legendary perfumer Jacques Polge — the house's debut fragrance and a genuine classic of the era, built around Ungaro's lifelong obsession with the rose and delivered in one of the most beautiful and distinctive bottle designs in the history of perfumery, its curves famously inspired by the female form. The top opens with aldehydes, Indian tuberose, bergamot, mandarin orange, cardamom, and coriander — a bold, sparkling, classic-feeling opening where the aldehydes give the composition an immediately vintage-glamorous character that signals you're wearing something with real history. The heart deepens into Turkish rose, Moroccan rose, ylang-ylang, carnation, narcissus, orris, and jasmine — a dense, opulent, full-bodied floral core in the grand tradition of 1980s couture perfumery. The base settles into honey, oakmoss, sandalwood, patchouli, amber, and vanilla — rich, earthy, and deeply sensual. 6–8 hours, strong projection. Best in fall and winter; wear this when you want to be remembered.