Chloé Perfume & Women's Fragrance

Chloé is luxurious, romantic and quintessentially French. Their ethos is to make luxury more accessible and ready-to-wear for all stylish and discerning women the world over. This renown French fashion house was originally founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, who was later joined by Jacques Lenoir to formally manage the business side of the brand so Gaby could pursue its creative growth. Chloé was the first ever fashion brand to produce a ready-to-wear collection which didn't come with the prices usually associated with Haute Couture designs and so other couturiers soon followed suit with their own ranges of ready-to-wear clothes.

Chloé became part of the Swiss luxury group Richemont in 1985, which firmly placed the brand on the international market where it has remained a formidable fashion brand ever since. Producing iconic fashion and launching Chloé's eponymous and successful fragrance, Karl Lagerfeld became Chloé's public image in both the 60s and 90s. Some other famous names in fashion associated with the brand are Martine Sitbon, Phoebe Philo and Stella McCartney, all of whom contributed to both the creativity and ultimately the growth of this now global brand. In 2002 Chloé also launched a line of bags, small leather goods and shoes to prompt further expansion and brand recognition.

Their first ever fragrance, the eponymous Chloé perfume for women, was launched in 1975. This first ever fragrance from the Chloé fashion house was well-received and the sumptuous white floral notes combined with the woody and aldehydic character of the fragrance was an instant hit among women. Other popular women's perfumes from Chloé include the sweet and powdery Oriental notes of Chloe Narcisse (1992), the green and woody floral notes of Innocence (1995), the Oriental floral notes of the more modern Chloé Eau de Parfum (2008), the beautifully delicate and powdery floral notes of Love (2010) and the fruity floral and woody notes of See (2012) to name but a few.

Chloé – Quintessentially French