Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren Fragrance

Ralph Lauren is an American fashion designer known for his popular Polo line and other lines of clothing, accessories and
home decor. Founded in 1967 and initially offering a line of men's ties, the company grew quickly in a short time and had
its own boutique within department store Bloomingdale's by 1969, and its own stand-alone store in Beverly Hills by 1971.
Polo's first womenswear line was launched that same year. The brand became a staple of the preppy style popular in the
late 1970s and early 1980s.
The Ralph Lauren brand has expanded from Polo to include Purple Label, Black Label, Blue Label, Polo Ralph Lauren,
Polo Denim, Polo Golf, Ralph by Ralph Lauren, Rugby Ralph Lauren and the women's lines Collection, Black Label, Blue
Label, Lauren by Ralph Lauren, Ralph Lauren Golf , and Lauren Jeans Co. Spanning the range from casual sportswear to
formal wear, the company's clothing and fragrances reflect a classic American style, and often impart a rugged, outdoorsy
image. Many garments and fragrances incorporate a logo with a pony, with or without a polo player astride.
Ralph Lauren Polo partnered with L'oreal to introduce fragrances, beginning with iconic men's scent Polo and classic
women's fragrance Lauren in 1978. The next two scents in the line, Chaps for Men and Tuxedo for Women, both
introduced in 1979, also became beloved classics.
The company continues to produce popular fragrances for men and women, from the iconic 1990s Safari perfumes for
men and women through newer offerings under its other labels in the 21st century.
Designer Ralph Lauren has 78 perfumes in our fragrance base. The earliest edition was created in 1978 and the newest
is from 2018. Ralph Lauren fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Bernard Chant, Harry Fremont, Richard
Herpin, Olivier Gillotin, Annie Buzantian, Firmenich, David Apel, Pierre Negrin, Anne Flipo, Yves Cassar, Calice Becker,
Carlos Benaim, Honorine Blanc, Ellen Molner, Christophe Laudamiel, Rene Morgenthaler, James Krivda, Alain
Alchenberger, Jim Krivda, Linda Kramer, Alberto Morillas, Antoine Lie and Dominique Ropion.