Antonio Banderas Fragrances

The Antonio Banderas Fragrances project gained a clear starting point in 1997. That year, Puig signed a licensing agreement with Antonio Banderas and released Diavolo. The agreement and the first fragrance belong to the same stage, so the brand's history begins with a specific launch.

Diavolo has remained in the range and appears among the Classics. This connects the current catalogue structure with the 1997 debut: the first fragrance is not merely an archival milestone, but continues to represent the brand's early period.

The men's range is divided into The Icon, Seduction, Secret, and Classics. This structure presents several independent lines under the Antonio Banderas Fragrances name. Classics preserves earlier names, while The Icon, Seduction, and Secret form separate sections of the current catalogue.

Mediterraneo also appears among the classic fragrances. Blue Seduction is listed in both the men's and women's sections. The latter example shows how one line can be developed for different parts of the audience rather than being limited to a single release.

This concise profile of Antonio Banderas Fragrances rests on several clear reference points: the Puig agreement, the 1997 launch of Diavolo, four men's lines, the presence of Diavolo and Mediterraneo among the Classics, and the two Blue Seduction sections. Together, they describe both the beginning and the current organisation of the fragrance brand.