Top 10 Great Perfumers Around The World (2019)

Chanel No 5 Parfum

Created in 1921 by Ernest Beaux at the express request of Coco Chanel, the perfume "n ° 5 " has since experienced an extraordinary destiny crossing the decades without taking wrinkles! This refined fragrance, as desired by the fashion designer, has indeed become the best-known perfume in the world. Just that ! The biggest stars have taken turns since its creation to personify this exceptional nectar, Carole Bouquet Catherine Deneuve through Marilyn Monroe.

Love of Christian Dior

Calice Becker and Ann Gottlieb probably did not suspect the resounding success of their composition when they imagined it in 1999. Easily recognizable thanks to its amphora-shaped bottle, " J'adore " went saw the top selling French perfume perfume on the top of the podium in 2013, dethroning the illustrious Chanel "N 5". Not bad is not it ?

Angel Thierry Mugler Perfume

It seems that everything Thierry Mugler touches turns into gold! Recognized for his talents as a stylist, the fashion designer decides to embark on a crazy bet: launch his own fragrance. For this, he uses the nose Olivier Cresp to develop an original composition. It's done in 1992 when the perfume "Angel" comes out. Estelle Lefebure, Jerry Hall, Naomi Watts or Eva Mendes do not pray to become alternately the muses. It must be said that this sweet and greedy fragrance is a true UFO that still ranks among the best French sales.

Shalimar By Guerlain

If it was created four years ago, it was in 1925, on the occasion of the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts in Paris, that Jacques Guerlain finally decided to present his perfume. He was far from imagining the resounding success that Shalimar would know. This elegant creation pays tribute to the love of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan to his wife Mumtaz Mahal for whom he built the Taj Mahal. Nice as proof of love! Be aware: perfume is still one of the top 10 perfume sales worldwide, more than 90 years after its launch!

CK One Calvin Klein

When he landed on the stalls of major perfumeries, the perfume "CK One" triggered a real tidal wave. It must be said that Calvin Klein struck a big blow in the anthill by offering the first mixed perfume. The young generation immediately seized this fragrance that seemed to perfectly match him. The model Kate Moss, still unknown to the general public, is chosen to become the "face of" CK One ", perfectly embodying the generation" X ", that is to say the one who assumes and claims his side androgynous.

Opium By Yves Saint Laurent

There are perfumes that change mentalities. "Opium" is one of them! Indeed, when it was released in 1977, the fragrance created controversy by both its controversial name and its innovative design. Indeed, the bottle is openly inspired by the Japanese inrô in which the samurai had the reputation of storing their opium. It is therefore against a backdrop of controversy that the perfume is proposed to the general public, who adopts it immediately. Since then, "Opium" represents one of the major creations of Yves Saint Laurent.

L'Air Du Temps Bby Nina Ricci

Classical among classics, "The Air of Time" is a timeless fragrance. As famous thanks to its bottle flanked by two doves as by the subtlety of its olfactory notes, the perfume signed Robert Ricci - the son - has thwarted the fashion since 1948, date of its launch, to become a must. At the pantheon of great perfumes, "The Air of Time" has largely won its place for eternity. True ode to peace and freedom, this fragrance is both light and filled with immense freshness.

"Arpeggio" By Lanvin

If the name of this perfume does not resonate in you, its characteristic bottle will probably tell you something. This black ball on which is positioned a golden stopper with fine gold has made the visual reputation of the perfume. We discover a representation of Jeanne Lanvin with her daughter Marguerite. Designed by Paul Vache and André Fraysse in 1927, "Arpège" reveals exceptional floral notes of subtlety. True declaration of love to his daughter, this fragrance has survived the decades before being revisited slightly in 2002.

Joy By Jean Patou

Launched in 1930, Joy is the flagship perfume of Jean Patou. When it was released, the fragrance created by the nose Henri Alméras revolutionized the world of perfumery using natural raw materials of rare quality. That iss why's (Joy) is one of the most to much expensive perfumes around the world. It is said that it takes 10,600 jasmine flowers and 28 dozen roses to make 30 ml of perfume, which explains the cost of this exceptional fragrance.

Femme By Rochas Perfume

To believe the perfume "Woman", there is definitely that love to be such a fruitful source of inspiration! At the dawn of her wedding with the beautiful Hélène, Marcel Rochas wishes to offer her own fragrance. For this, he gives himself the talents of perfumer Edmond Roudnitska who offers a nectar that is both feminine, warm and voluptuous. Its amphora-shaped bottles are reminiscent of feminine curves. First sold in limited edition, the perfume "Woman" opens to the public face the considerable success that it meets.