Salvador Dalí

Salvador Dalí launched his fragrance line in 1983 with the debut scent DALI, a women's perfume inspired by a sketch of his wife Gala and featuring jasmine and rose accords. This marked the world's first artist's fragrance, housed in a sculptured crystal bottle produced as a numbered limited edition. The brand emerged from Dalí's collaborations in perfume design, including 1940s work with Elsa Schiaparelli on Shocking Radiance packaging and 1950s commissions from Marquay. Parfums Salvador Dalí, based in Paris, expanded into collections for women and men, incorporating the artist's signature lips motif and surrealist imagination. Fragrantica lists 74 perfumes from the house, with the earliest in 1983 and recent unisex releases in 2022 across lines like Aphrodite Collection, Dali Fabulous Collection, and DALIGRAMME. Later additions include Roy Soleil in the 1990s and reissues by the Parisien company Les Parfums Salvador Dalí.