Grès
Grès, or Parfums Grès, grew from the couture house of Madame Grès and retains a close relationship with feminine silhouettes, sculptural draping, and classical references. Cabochard and Cabotine express this fashion heritage through fragrance.
Brand story and character
Madame Grès, the creative name of Germaine Émilie Krebs, founded her Paris couture house in 1942. Draping, sculptural fabric, classical references, and precisely constructed femininity established a language later carried into perfume.
Parfums Grès continues to speak through women, roles, scenes, and character. Cabochard and Madame Grès offer distinct moods, joined in the wider range by Cabotine, Caline, and later releases.
The stability of its image matters more than catalogue size. Couture remains the structural memory behind a French perfume house defined by feminine silhouettes, measured drama, and the aesthetics of Madame Grès.
Brand fragrances
Cabotine Cristalisme
Gres Cabotine Cristalisme opens with ylang-ylang, pink pepper, Granny Smith apple and bergamot. Patchouli, tuberose, jasmine and rose give the heart floral depth, while sandalwood, vanill...
Cabaret
Gres Cabaret opens with rose, peony and lily-of-the-valley before incense, iris and violet draw the flowers into a darker, powdery register. Patchouli, musk, sandalwood, nerium oleander a...
Lumiere Blanche
Gres Lumiere Blanche has a concise structure: peach and mandarin orange provide a bright, fruity opening, followed by tuberose and orange blossom. White florals lead the composition, with...
Mythos Hommage A Greta Garbo
Gres Mythos Hommage A Greta Garbo opens with black currant, pineapple, orange and red apple. Rose, freesia and peony create a fresh floral centre, while musk, iris and sandalwood leave a...
Sphinx Hommage A Greta Garbo
Gres Sphinx Hommage A Greta Garbo begins with litchi, yuzu and peach, combining juicy fruit with crisp citrus. Lotus, peony and rose create a transparent floral heart, while musk, Virgini...
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