fragrances

Carolina Herrera's approach to fashion and fragrance can be defined as intricacy disguised as simplicity. Although her designs may be extremely complex, they are easy to appreciate on an aesthetic level, for their beauty is inescapable. This philosophy has served her well in a career spanning more than two decades, a career that has seen her rise to prominence as one of the worlds most respected architects of style.

Dolce and Gabbana, a fashion and perfume house known for its sexy but chic garments and fragrances.

Christian Lacroix is a fashion mogul and French icon. He was born in Arles, France, on May 16 1951. His designs adorn men, women and children from all walks of life. He is also sought after by Hollywood glitterati, as many of his masterpieces have graced the red carpet the world over. In recent years he has added a fragrance line to his repertoire, his trademark fragrance being “Bazar”.

The iconic image of the dancing horse silhouetted against a bright yellow background calls to mind unparalled quality of craftsmanship. Most people associate this quality with the worlds most famous and sought after sports cars. Ferrari extends this ethic to more than just their automotive division, however. Ferrari also produces a wide variety of merchandise of a standard befitting the labels great reputation. Ferrari products include eyewear, clothing, stationery, bicycles, cell phones, and fragrances.

Boucheron has been serving the world for almost 150 years. Founded in 1858 by Frederic Boucheron as Place Vendome Jewelery House, the brand was an immediate hit with fashionable women, actresses and even royalty.

Benetton is an international fashion powerhouse that was founded by four family members in Treviso, Italy, in 1965. Known for its “United Colours” catch phrase and quirky advertising campaigns, casual but lively and unique attire is the cornerstone of this fashion dynasty.

Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois began his company as a make up manufacturer in France, 1863. He was a pioneer and developed the world's first powder blush, Pastel Joues. It was primarily used in theater and proved to be a hit with models and actresses. Bourjois' success soared, and this revolutionary make up spread around the world, taking women's dressing tables by storm.