Couture in a fragrant register
Jacques Fath
A silhouette, translated into scent.
Jacques Fath’s perfume story begins in the world of Parisian couture. Like a carefully shaped garment, a fragrance can reveal proportion, contrast and personality through the way its elements come together.
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The house’s story
From the couture house to perfume
Fath opened his couture house in 1937 and introduced Chasuble in 1945. The house’s fragrance history also includes Iris Gris and Green Water, associated with perfumer Vincent Roubert. Contemporary creations continue the conversation between that heritage and a present-day creative direction.
Look for an individual composition rather than a single house mood. The pleasure lies in discovering how different perfumes interpret a name rooted in expressive Parisian style.