Jean Paul Gaultier
Jean Paul Gaultier turns fragrance into an extension of a fashion performance where body, clothing, and character exchange roles. Corsetry, the bust, sailor stripes, leather, and irony create a sensual and unexpected world.
About the brand
Jean Paul Gaultier
Jean Paul Gaultier has developed his fashion language since 1976 through mixed genres, humour, and a reconsideration of familiar rules. Fragrance makes choosing a scent a personal and liberating play with image.
Classique became the first house fragrance in 1993. Its corseted bust bottle brought a key fashion code into perfume. Cuir 1976 offers another approach to heritage by revisiting 1976 and an archival couture leather jacket.
Choose by mood and desired intensity. Some compositions feel like a conspicuous entrance, while others carry the house's character more intimately. Allow the scent to develop and decide whether its energy matches your own.