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If there's one name that resonates in perfumery, it's Guerlain. An iconic and timeless house founded in 1828, Guerlain embodies sensuality and voluptuousness in a bottle. Through its world-famous fragrances for women, this creator has spanned the ages with elegance and inventiveness.

Founder Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain's motto was: " Glory is fleeting, only fame lasts ", and he distilled this idea into each of the brand's iconic fragrances. From the seemingly immortal perfume "Shalimar" to the new flagship elixir "La Petite Robe Noire", as well as lesser-known advertising classics such as "Champs Élysées" and "The Little Black Dress". Champs Élysées" and "Mon Guerlain", the perfume house has succeeded in placing on our shelves fragrances that are instantly recognizable and inseparable from the brand.

Shalimar went beyond its fleeting fame to become a name associated with its creator's renown. It's impossible, when thinking of a woman's fragrance, not to evoke the sensuality of Shalimar, the burning, sensual warmth of its unmistakable amber, the voluptuousness of its Jasmine. If there's an oriental fragrance that epitomizes the mysterious femme fatale, we'd happily associate it with this unique bouquet, which is particularly difficult to wear.

La Petite Robe Noire" is a lighter, younger fragrance that is becoming just as inseparable from the perfumer, a fruity, floral water that takes us back to more modern times, to a city garden, or to the blissful springtime of a mischievous, sensation-hungry woman. Here too, Guerlain reinvents its vision of the woman, bringing it more up to date than ever, and anchoring it once again in its time.

There's a fragrance for every century, and Guerlain seems to have a reputation to live up to.