About Jean Paul Gaultier

Jean Paul Gaultier, the enfant terrible of French fashion, launched his eponymous brand in 1982. Known for his irreverent approach to fashion and the ability to push boundaries, Gaultier's designs challenge traditional gender roles and celebrate diversity and street culture. The brand's venture into fragrances in 1993 with the release of Classique, a perfume housed in a bottle shaped like a female torso, was a testament to Gaultier's innovative and provocative style.

Gaultier's fragrances, like his fashion, are known for their unique, daring compositions. The scents often blend unusual notes to create bold, memorable fragrances that defy conventional categorization. With bottles that often take inspiration from the designer's iconic fashion pieces, Jean Paul Gaultier's perfumes are as much a statement piece as his clothing, reflecting his flair for drama, sensuality, and the unexpected.

Jean Paul Gaultier Fragrances