Paco Rabanne

Paco Rabanne is a Spanish fashion designer, architect but above all an innovative spirit who left his mark on the world of fashion from the 1960s. He studied architecture at the National School of Fine Arts in Paris thanks to the financing of his fashion sketches. Subsequently, he embarked on the artisanal manufacture of fancy accessories for major fashion houses such as Balenciaga, Nina Ricci, Pierre Cardin, Courrèges and Givenchy. In 1965, he created his own collection called "Pacotilles" in an industrial style, thus marking the beginnings of the Paco Rabanne signature. In 1966, he presented a collection of swimsuits and developed creations for the cinema, gradually increasing his fame.

Paco Rabanne surprises the public with his creations made from unexpected materials: fluorescent leathers, paper dresses, hammered metal clothes. In 1969, he wanted to expand his business and launched into perfumery. This is how the very first cheap perfume from Paco Rabanne was born, namely Calandre, quickly followed by others, including one bearing the name of its creator, the perfume Paco Rabanne. Subsequently, our young artist imagined duos of fragrances available in feminine and masculine, each duo representing a universe in its own right. We then find Black XS in a rock atmosphere, then the famous luxurious duo 1 Million and Lady Million, and the latest opuses inspired by the Ancient Greece: Invictus and Olympéa. Paco Rabanne has always been the architect of fashion, the artist who constantly experiments new ideas. Its fragrances are daring, sensual, innovative and unique, forged by the incomparable know-how of Paco Rabanne.