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Anglomania Vivienne Westwood 2004

7.6 / 10 171 Ratings

A popular perfume by Vivienne Westwood for women, released in 2004. The scent is spicy-floral. It was last marketed by Coty.
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Main accords

Spicy

Floral

Powdery

Sweet

Oriental

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Cardamom

Coriander

Green tea

Heart Notes

Rose

Violet

Nutmeg

Base Notes

Vanilla

Leather

Amber

Perfumer

Dominique Ropion

Ratings

Scent

7.6171 Ratings

Longevity

7.8129 Ratings

Sillage

7.2117 Ratings

Bottle

7.0131 Ratings

Value for money

7.011 Ratings

Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 10/09/2025.

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Reviews

25 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/31/2012

5Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

Helpful Review 3

Etymologically Obscure

To my nose, Vivienne Westwood ANGLOMANIA is something like a cross between Burberry BRIT RED and one of the Sonoma Scent Studio burnt-cedar perfumes. There is also a touch of plasticity in the opening, vaguely reminiscent of Rochas POUPEE, but it's not strong enough to ruin the perfume in this case. All in all, I would say that this composition is just okay: wearable but not really compelling.

ANGLOMANIA occupies the same general olfactory neighborhood as Leonard LEONARA, but the latter is much more appealing to me. As a fan of Dominique Ropion, I acquired 50ml of this creation scent unsniffed, and although I have no regrets, I doubt that I'll buy it again since I'll probably never need to replenish my supply. I do appreciate the bright ruby red ANGLOMANIA bottle, especially its Hermès-like smooth curves and heft.

01/24/2012

8Scent

Awesomeness
247 Reviews

Awesomeness

Helpful Review 2

Best in Summer

This fragrance is mediocre on me in cold months, seems a bit "plasticky." However, it's great on me in summer. The tea clearly comes out on top. It's floral without being too floral. So many of the other tea-based fragrances on the market today are either too sweet or dominated by white florals. Anglomania is neither.

LOVE IT!

02/04/2012

9Scent

Lola82
361 Reviews

Lola82

2

Anglomania 1973

In a Pink Vinyl Room Red Roses Over the
Leopard Print rug Silver Cromed Sofas
mirror balls from each corner of the room Dalisque Pictures hanging at walls
Incense Burning across the room Hookah
Filled with Marijauna all the party guest getting stoned Plastic flowers
of all colors hanging on walls there
so low you can touch them. Circa 1973
you and your two girlfriends are at this Party and then the Mirrored slided doors open you can't Belive your eyes
is Ziggy Stardust wearing white vinyl Leotard with white feather angel wings
glued at his back Firey red Hair sticking out like electricity Silver and gold paint and bright Red Lips Over
his face you and your Girlfriends
with your Colorful Mini Dresses and Mary Jane Shoes with Pokerstright Hair Parted in the middle One Blonde one Brunette And one Light Brown Faint on the Leopard Floor by the sight of his Presence.

This Perfume is the epimthy of English
Chic. A bit Refined With Rose But Bad Ass with Leather.

Bang a Gong Get it on.

10/10/2025

Krmarich
222 Reviews

Krmarich

1

Londons Chinatown.

I had the priviledge of being in NYC in 2006 when the Anglomania exhibit was at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I had liberally sprayed some on and experienced its drama first hand. Pure punk rock style in a bottle. Such a beautiful apothecary bottle too! It feels great in your hands.

The main inspiration is the London Chinatown connection. Dragons, roses and tea! Genius! This is a very red floriental that works best in colder weather. There is a powdery touch within. Iris and violet? The big red waxen rose dominates the composition. Its elegance lasts for hours.

Sexy? Somewhat. London chic? Very.

06/16/2014

7Scent 5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Pluto
345 Reviews

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Pluto

Top Review 29

Well, to be quite honest...

When I first heard the name Anglomania, I pictured Margaret Rutherford, belting out "Rule, Britannia" in "Murder Ahoy." I have no idea why that came to mind. I’ve worked for British and Australian companies for over 20 years, so I definitely have a great affection, yes love, for the island and its inhabitants. But with the sound of Anglomania, something else could have crossed my mind. But no, I see the delightful Miss Marple and hear Rule, Britannia. I wonder what scent she wore? Surely a floral fragrance, English Rose or English Lavender? Anyway, finally to Anglomania.

The various descriptions of Anglomania piqued my curiosity, and my nose began to itch. Since I had never encountered a fragrance by Vivienne Westwood before, I was eager to find out what kind of scent this flamboyant and confident designer had created. So I quickly checked online and ordered the unfamiliar fragrance.

The opening is spicy, sharp, and a bit musty; that’s the cardamom. I don’t like it in food, and as a fragrance ingredient, it’s a bit of a gamble. Sometimes it adds just a hint of piquant spice, and I hardly notice it. But with Anglomania, it exudes a slightly sweaty, musty note. Not so much that I say yuck, but more sensitive noses might be bothered by it. However, the mustiness disappears quite quickly; I actually smell tea, but is it green? No idea, to me it smells like Earl Grey, a black tea flavored with bergamot. Which I, just like cardamom, do not particularly appreciate. Despite these ingredients, I don’t find the scent bad so far. Now a fine powderiness complements the sharp spice, perhaps from rose and violet; I can’t identify these flowers. Later, it becomes subtly leathery and ends in a warm, sweet base.

I had imagined the scent to be more spectacular, but I find it has a certain wickedness and is distinctive. Anglomania is an extraordinary fragrance; you don’t smell something like this on every corner, definitely suited for individuals who enjoy spice and sharpness. And as sweet as many describe it here, I don’t find it so. My better half doesn’t particularly like it either; he doesn’t find it too sweet, rather too peppery.

Sillage and longevity are good to strong; Anglomania should be applied sparingly. It’s not an everyday scent, more of an evening fragrance for the colder seasons. The glass bottle is handy, I like the warm red, and the spray nozzle dispenses finely and evenly.

Conclusion: It’s hard to say; there’s a lot I don’t like about the scent, but the overall package has something, but please don’t ask me what. Well, to be quite honest, I like you my dear.

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