Chloé Perfumes

Seeking to offer a refreshing alternative to traditional haute couture, Aghion focused on creating stylish yet practical women's fashion that could be seamlessly integrated into everyday life (prêt-à-porter). With the help of emerging fashion talents, including the iconic Karl Lagerfeld, "Chloé" flourished creatively. During Lagerfeld's tenure as creative director from 1963 to 1983, "Chloé" became a globally renowned fashion house, attracting a roster of esteemed clientele such as Maria Callas, Grace Kelly, Jackie Kennedy, and Brigitte Bardot. Despite subsequent designer changes post-Lagerfeld, notably Guy Paulin and Martine Sitbon, the brand struggled to maintain its creative momentum until it was acquired by "Alfred Dunhill, Ltd." in 1985. Following a series of ownership changes within the luxury conglomerate landscape, "Chloé" is now under the umbrella of "Compagnie Financière Richemont SA," ensuring its continued legacy in the world of high fashion.