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Jean-Paul Gaultier is fashion, insolence à la française. He's known as the enfant terrible of runway shows, but he's also the enfant terrible of perfumers. Loving to break the codes of both Haute-Couture and perfumery, Jean-Paul Gaultier has imposed himself before our eyes and noses with great skill to conquer our hearts.

The brand's perfumes for women echo the designer's visual universe. The emblematic Gaultier corset adorns most of the bottles, inviting women to slip into these feminine skins that sensually emphasize their curves. Around the soberly titled "Classique", Jean-Paul Gaultier carves out a sexy universe celebrating the generously curvaceous woman. Each bottle is an opportunity to reinvent the emblematic corset, each fragrance an opportunity to explore this olfactory femininity.

But it's not just the bust that is highlighted by this designer. A pair of long legs balances a perfume with a no less provocative name: "Scandal", a reminder of what this French genius loves above all else: to shake things up, to surprise, to push back the boundaries of propriety.

According to Gaultier, women are seductive, liberated and free. "Scandal" even shows us a woman of power who laughs at the frightened flashes of the paparazzi on her lace-clad thighs. With his characteristic visionary spirit, the perfumer predicts a woman who will no longer be the object of attention, but the decision-maker, even the sponsor of desire.