Serge Lutens
Emerging from Serge Lutens’ work in photography, beauty and artistic direction, the fragrance house took shape in Paris with the opening of Les Salons du Palais Royal in 1992. Lutens developed a distinctive perfume language defined by memory, shadow, sensuality and unexpected contrasts, later establishing his own fragrance range in 2000. Landmark creations including Féminité du Bois, Ambre Sultan, Chergui, La Fille de Berlin and Fleurs d’Oranger became modern niche references. Serge Lutens fragrances appeal to customers seeking unconventional French perfumery, literary storytelling and richly atmospheric compositions with a singular artistic identity.