Guerlain

Founded in Paris in 1828 by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain, Guerlain is among the oldest and most revered perfume houses in the world. Known for its exceptional heritage, Guerlain has remained at the forefront of fragrance innovation, creating over 600 perfumes. The house was managed by generations of the Guerlain family until 1994, when it joined the LVMH group. Signature creations such as Jicky, Shalimar, L'Heure Bleue, Mitsouko, and Vétiver have become icons in the perfume world, each marked by the distinctive Guerlinade accord-a blend of notes like vanilla, iris, tonka bean, and bergamot. Guerlain's in-house perfumers, including Aimé, Jacques, Jean-Paul Guerlain, and current master perfumer Thierry Wasser, have shaped the brand's creative vision, blending rare natural ingredients and innovative synthetics. Guerlain's fragrances are celebrated for their artistry, refinement, and the ability to evoke emotion, all housed in beautifully crafted bottles. Today, Guerlain continues to enchant fragrance lovers globally, offering timeless classics and contemporary compositions that honor its rich legacy.