About Kenzo

Kenzo is a French luxury house founded in 1970 by Japanese designer Kenzo Takada. It marked its beginnings in Paris, bringing a fusion of Asian and Japanese influences with European high fashion. Kenzo Takada was known for his innovative approach to fashion, blending traditional Japanese designs with a sense of European haute couture elegance and eccentricity. The brand quickly gained recognition for its vibrant colors, mixed prints, and innovative silhouettes.

Kenzo ventured into the fragrance world in 1988 with "Kenzo de Kenzo" (now known simply as Kenzo), establishing a reputation for creating scents that are as innovative and bold as its fashion. One of the most iconic Kenzo fragrances, "Flower by Kenzo," launched in 2000, is known for its powdery floral scent encapsulated in a distinctive, slender poppy-inspired bottle. Kenzo fragrances are celebrated for their unique compositions, often inspired by nature, and the brand's commitment to environmental conservation, reflecting Kenzo Takada's lifelong fascination with the natural world.

Kenzo Fragrances