About Juliette Has a Gun

Juliette Has a Gun is a French fragrance brand founded in 2006 by Romano Ricci, great-grandson of the famed couturier Nina Ricci and grandson of Robert Ricci, who created the iconic perfume "L'Air du Temps." The brand's name is a metaphor for a modern woman: independent, strong, and armed with her scent. Juliette Has a Gun symbolizes a type of femininity that is empowered, assertive, and unafraid to stand out. The brand initially gained attention with its debut fragrance, "Miss Charming," a scent that embodies youth and audacity with its blend of Moroccan rose, musk, and wild fruits.

Juliette Has a Gun is known for its innovative approach to fragrance, often incorporating unusual ingredients and technologies to create unique scents that challenge traditional perfumery. One of its most renowned creations, "Not a Perfume," consists of a single molecule, Cetalox, usually used as a base note in perfumery, making it a minimalist yet highly adaptable fragrance. The brand has developed a reputation for creating high-quality, avant-garde perfumes that appeal to those looking for something different from their scent. With its edgy marketing and distinctive olfactory offerings, Juliette Has a Gun has carved out a niche in the competitive fragrance industry, appealing to a clientele that values individuality and the art of perfume.

Juliette Has a Gun Fragrances