Arpège

A legendary fragrance, a symbol of French femininity and luxury. A flamboyant scent of emotion and voluptuousness.

Arpège was commissioned by couturier Jeanne Lanvin for the thirtieth birthday of her beloved daughter Marie-Blanche, to whom she wished to offer "the most beautiful perfume in the world." All the harmony of music, composed like a poem. Arpège, a fragrance of natural essences and flower absolutes, is a symbol of all women in love with beauty and love, elegance and refinement.

The exceptional bottle is a creation of Armand Albert Rateau, a renowned decorator. The famous black ball adorned with the gadrooned stopper perfectly symbolizes the Art Deco style, then in vogue. On the front of the ball, a golden engraving, created by the great artist Paul Iribe, and which later became the house's coat of arms, depicts Jeanne leaning over her daughter. Arpège is today considered one of the most prestigious perfumes in the world, an undeniable legend.