Sisley, the French family-owned brand (not to be confused with the fashion label under Benetton), is renowned for its exceptional skin care, makeup, and fragrances. Established by Hubert d'Ornano in 1976, Sisley stands out as a pioneer in incorporating natural plant extracts and essential oils in beauty products, leading the way in phyto-cosmetics when these terms were still uncommon in Europe. Through three generations, the d'Ornano family has dedicated themselves to creating luxurious cosmetic items that have garnered global acclaim. Based just outside Paris, Sisley formulates its products in cutting-edge research laboratories and primarily manufactures them in Blois. Its iconic fragrances such as the green and refreshing "Eau de Campagne" (1974), the elegant "Eau du Soir" (1990), and the alluring "Soir de Lune" (2006) with chypre accords have become classics in the world of perfumery. In 2011, Sisley expanded its fragrance line by introducing "Eau d'Ikar", its first scent for men. On the other hand, Van Cleef & Arpels embodies luxury in every aspect, with a commitment to craftsmanship that has elevated its reputation globally. Established in Paris in 1896 by Salomon Arpels and Alfred Van Cleef, the brand has consistently strived for excellence in its creations, which span jewelry, watches, and fragrances. Admired for their innovative gemstone techniques and design collections, Van Cleef & Arpels established boutiques in prestigious locations like the "Ritz" in Paris, Vichy, Nice, and Monte-Carlo. Celebrities and royalty, including Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly, and Empress Farah Pahlavi, have frequented Van Cleef & Arpels for their exquisite pieces. The brand's commitment to luxury craftsmanship is evident in creating unique pieces like coronation crowns for Queen Nazli of Egypt and Empress Farah Pahlavi. In 1999, Van Cleef & Arpels came under the ownership of "Compagnie Financière Richemont SA", further securing its place as a leader in luxury brands.