Conquête by Lancôme was launched in 1935, a year that marked the grand debut of the French house itself. The fragrance was one of the five o...

Launched in Paris in 1942, but not introduced to the American market until 1950, Magie by Lancôme was more than a fragrance—it was the reali...

Magie Noire by Lancôme made its debut in 1978, arriving in the United States by 1981. It was the first entirely new fragrance from Lancôme i...

Flèches by Lancôme was launched in 1938, during an era marked by both artistic innovation and looming global tensions. The name Flèches, Fre...

Lancôme’s Kypre was launched in 1935 as part of the brand’s inaugural fragrance collection unveiled at the World’s Fair in Brussels, alongsi...

Cuir by Lancôme began its life in 1936 under a far more provocative name—Révolte. Conceived by Armand Petitjean, it was originally marketed ...

Bocages by Lancôme, launched in 1935, was one of five debut fragrances introduced by the newly founded house at the Universal Exhibition in ...

Tropiques by Lancôme was launched in 1935, one of the first five perfumes created by Armand Petitjean for his newly founded house. The name ...

Peut-Être, launched by Lancôme in 1937, is a perfume steeped in ambiguity and romance, beginning with its name. In French, “Peut-Être” (pron...

Launched in 1942, Lancôme’s Marrakech was a fragrance that embodied the allure and mystery of French Morocco—a land that captivated European...

Launched in 1935 by Armand Petitjean, Tendres Nuits is one of Lancôme’s pioneering fragrances, introduced alongside Bocages, Conquête, Kypre...

Launched in 1935 as part of Lancôme’s original line of five perfumes, Cachet Bleu holds a special place in the brand’s history—it was its fi...

Launched in 1955 in Paris, in US in 1957, Envol by Lancôme is a fragrance whose name alone carries layers of meaning and intention. The word...