Lanvin
Perfumes and fragrance by Lanvin
Lanvin fragrance and perfume list.
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Lanvin fragrances: by Inter Parfums. French fashion design house founded by Jeanne Lanvin (1867-1946) in 1889. She launched Lanvin Parfums SA in 1924, launching her signature perfume Arpège in 1927 in homage to her daughter Marguerite. Learn more
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- 2016 - Jeanne Lanvin Scandal | Modern Princess
- 2015 - Eclat d'Arpege Pour Homme | Eclat d'Arpege Eyes On You | Eclat de Fleurs
- 2014 - Marry Me Love Balloons | Jeanne Lanvin Couture Birdie | Me L'Eau | Eclat d'Arpege Arty | Me L'Absolu
- 2013 - ME | Marry Me a la Folie
- 2011 - Avant Garde (Nov. Perfumer, Shyamala Maisondieu; woody oriental for men) | Les Notes de Lanvin | Jeanne La Plume (Anne Flipo; fruity)
- 2010 - Marry Me!
- 2009 - Jeanne Lanvin La Rose (floral) | Lanvin L'Homme Sport (aromatic fougere for men)
- 2008 - Jeanne Lanvin | Rumeur 2 Rose
- 2007 - Eclat d'Arpege Summer (floral) | Rumeur Intense
- 2006 - L'Homme Silver | Rumeur (new version)
- 2005 - Arpège Pour Homme
- 2003 - Vetyver Lanvin (new version)
- 2002 - Éclat d'Arpège
- 2001 - Oxygene pour Homme
- 2000 - Oxygène
- 1997 - Lanvin L'Homme
- 1999 - Crescendo (re-formulated)
- 1993 - Arpege (re-launched; Hubert Fraysse; soft rich floral)
- 1987 - Eau de Parfum d'Arpege (re-launched eau de parfum)
- 1983 - Clair de Jour (floral-bouquet EDT classified B3f)
- 1979 - Cardamome (Moyen Orient; for the Middle East market) | Lanvin for Men | Rumeur (re-launched)
- 1971 - Via Lanvin (sweet floral)
- 1966 - Vetyver Lanvin (original; possibly 1964; mossy woody masculine EDT classified E1m; also aftershave)
- 1964 - Figaro Lanvin | Lavande Lanvin | Monsieur Lanvin (citric floral chypre EDT classified A2m; also in aftershave)
- 1951 - Spanish Geranium (possibly 1938; favorite of actress Joan Crawford)
- 1949 - Prodige
- 1939 - Crescendo (possibly 1965; floral tuberose parfum classified B1f)
- 1937 - Prétexte
- 1934 - Eau de Cologne | Rumeur
- 1933 - Eau de Lanvin | Scandal
- 1928 - L'Âme Perdue / Lost Soul
- 1928 - Petales Froissees / Crumpled Petals
- 1927 - Arpège
- 1925 - Après Sport | Comme-ci Comme-ca | Geranium d'Espagne | Friction Jeanne Lanvin | J'en Rafolle / I'm mad about it | Kara Djenoun | La Dogaresse | Lajea | Le Chypre | Le Sillon | My Sin / Mon Péché | Ou Fleurit L'Oranger | Cross Country
- 1924 - Niv Nal
- 1923 - Irisé
Lanvin - perfume and design house
About Lanvin
In 1924, Jeanne Lanvin opened her atelier de parfums in Paris - and a world of olfactory delights was born.
Source: www.interparfums.net/h_lesnotesdelanvin.html (Oct. 2011)
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"Parfums Lanvin will begin their long-standing career in 1925 at 4, Champs Elysées with simultaneous openings at Cannes and Touquet. The perfume laboratory will be in Nanterre. Even though the background of the first few perfumes is shrouded in mystery and the allegedly Russian-born (and nebulous) Madame Zed --or more truthfully Marie Zède*-- the fact is that it was the then young perfumer André Fraysse who created the triumphs of the Lanvin fragrance line from 1925 onwards. Such was his input that the legendary perfumer Edmond Roudnitska had once said that he considered Fraysse to be the best perfumer of them all. ...the L'Oreal Group and the Vuitton family bought out the Lanvin house, organising the first re-orchestration of the classic Arpège fragrance; to outcries from the loyal fans which demanded and effectuated a needed twist in the latter part of the 1990s, albeit never to the grander glory of yore. Since 2007, parfums Lanvin are owned by Inter Parfums...."
*according to an official hand-written document in which Marie Zède from 13, rue Castiglione, Paris, orders raw materials from a supplier. [source & possession of document (http://1000fragrances.blogspot.com/2007/04/lanvin-fragrances-before-1925.html)]
Source: http://perfumeshrine.blogspot.com/2010/05/history-of-house-of-lanvin-parfums.html (Oct. 2011)
Lanvin Parfums
Lanvin Parfums was established by Jeanne Lanvin (1867-1946). Jeanne Lanvin was born January 1, 1867 in Paris, France. She opened her millinery at 22 rue de Faubourg-Saint Honoré, Paris in 1885. Lanvin established Parfums Lanvin (Societe des Parfums Lanvin) in 1925. When Jeanne died in 1946, her daughter Marguerite (later known as Marie-Blanche) takes over the House of Lanvin. In 1985 the wife of Jeanne's great-nephew, Maryll Lanvin, took over Lanvin. L'Oreal acquired the design house in 1986, controlled by Louis Vuitton (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessey). The Lanvin logo was designed by Paul Iribe of Jeanne Lanvin and her daughter Marguerite (Ririte).
Source: http://www.perfumeintelligence.co.uk/library/perfume/l/l10/l10p3.htm (Oct. 2011)
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Contact Lanvin
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lanvinparfums.com
US Distributor
INTER PARFUMS, INC
551 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1500
New York, NY 10176
Tel (212) 983-2640
interparfumsinc.com
- Museu del Perfum (http://www.museudelperfum.net/?q=en/reference/perfume/reference&id=50932), Oct. 2011.
- HPrints - (http://hprints.com/search/b1158/Lanvin_Perfumes.html), Oct. 2011
