Fame Parfum

Enter the Kingdom of Lady Million and discover the fragrance of defiant femininity, by Paco Rabanne .

This luscious floral fruity fragrance is a bold expression of glamorous sensuality, unleashing your authentic self. The iconic Lady Million diamond reinterpreted with a red floral design, reflecting the many facets of femininity.

Claim your essence, you are the queen. You are Lady Million Royal.

Fun, fabulous and brave, Very Good Girl is the most daring interpretation of the iconic Good Girl. A striking Eau de Parfum that shows that the true beauty of being a woman lies in the multifaceted nature of contemporary femininity. An irresistible fragrance for women that embodies the duality of modern femininity, elegant, yet sexy. A seductive rose scent that invites you on an astonishing journey through top notes of red currant and exotic lychee, plus notes of vetiver and vanilla for a contemporary finish. With its fiery design, Very Good Girl conquers new heights with a stunning red lacquered interior, the signature color and symbol of passion, sophistication and beauty.

The new eau de parfum by Yves Saint Laurent invites you to lose your senses in the heart of dizzying Paris. Passionate and free, brazen and feminine, this fragrance combines the sensuality of white musks with the hypnotic accord of Datura flower and the intensity of exceptional patchouli. Inspired by the incisive and resolutely modern style of the Yves Saint Laurent woman, the black shawl reveals the elegance of a multi-faceted bottle. The fragrance for lovers inordinate to live the intensity of a crazy love, in the spirit of a passionate love story, Mon Paris is born.

Prada Paradoxe, the new iconic fragrance from Prada.

This feminine and floral fragrance is an invitation to discover and express the many paradoxical dimensions of women. The celebration of never being the same but always yourself.

A floral perfume that paradoxically reconciles iconic ingredients revealing new olfactory sensations.

Annick Goutal wanted to pay tribute to her daughter. I had wanted to associate rose and pear for a long time. Isabelle Doyen wanted to recreate the image of her childhood home, when the flavor of the pears she drank had something of the roses that sprung up next to the pear tree.