Parfums de Marly

Parfums de Marly draws its inspiration from the century which celebrated the pinnacle of French elegance: the 18th century, the reign of perfume, with Paris and Grasse in the vanguard, and when horses were the glory of Versailles.  Under King Louis XV, Versailles was called the “perfumed court,”  renowned for its royal fountains whose waters were always perfumed, a symbol of extravagance and the love of various pleasures.

Since its launch in 2009, Parfums de Marly is devoted to reviving the exquisite works of the king's perfumers and the splendor of the lavish Chateau de Marly, while its distinctive packaging honors the king's love of horses.