About Paco Rabanne

Founded by Spanish-born Francisco "Paco" Rabaneda Cuervo in 1966, Paco Rabanne is a French fashion house known for its innovative, avant-garde designs in fashion and its bold, distinctive fragrances. The brand made its name with its metallic fashions and space-age designs in the 1960s, embodying the era's fascination with technology and the future.

Paco Rabanne's foray into fragrances began in 1969 with the launch of "Calandre," a floral-aldehyde perfume that mirrored the brand's futuristic, unconventional fashion ethos. The house has since become synonymous with daring, often provocative scents that challenge traditional perfume making. One of its most famous fragrances, "1 Million," launched in 2008, is known for its striking gold bar bottle and spicy, leathery scent profile, encapsulating luxury, wealth, and flamboyance. Paco Rabanne's fragrances, much like its fashion, are designed to make a bold statement, blending unusual ingredients to create scents that are both memorable and unmistakably unique.

Paco Rabanne Fragrances