Hermès

Hermès launched its first women’s fragrance, Calèche, in 1961, a refined floral aldehyde created by Guy Robert that captured the elegance and sophistication of the brand’s Parisian heritage. Known for its luxurious leather goods and timeless fashion, Hermès brought the same craftsmanship and understated style to perfumery. Over the years, the house introduced iconic scents like 24 Faubourg in 1995, inspired by the address of its flagship store in Paris, and Jour d’Hermès in 2013, celebrating femininity and light. Hermès women’s fragrances are known for their elegance, high-quality ingredients, and quiet luxury, embodying the spirit of the brand in scent form.