The Reissued Fragrances

The return of five iconic signatures: when fragrance finds its way back to memory

Since 1976, L’Artisan Parfumeur has cultivated a singular vision of perfumery: free in its expression, bold in its inspirations and deeply rooted in the evocative power of scent. For fifty years, the Maison has shaped its story through creations that transcend time, allowing each fragrance to find its place in the memories of those who wear it.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, L’Artisan Parfumeur brings back five creations that have become rare over time. More than a return, these reappearances offer an opportunity to rediscover precious chapters of the Maison’s olfactory history. Like works preserved in a museum’s reserves before being exceptionally unveiled once again, these fragrances return for a season, carrying with them memories and emotion.

In the world of fragrance, reissues hold a unique place. They are driven neither by trends nor by commercial ambition. Rather, they represent an act of preservation: safeguarding a legacy, passing on a vision and paying tribute to creations that left a lasting mark on their time.

L’Eau du Navigateur, created by Jean-François Laporte and Jean-Claude Ellena in 1979; Caligna, created by Dora Baghriche; Violaceum, created by Daphné Bugey; Bucoliques de Provence, created by Fabrice Pellegrin; and Couleur Vanille, created by Aliénor Massenet. Each fragrance expresses a different facet of the House’s heritage, reflecting its poetic spirit, creative freedom and timeless elegance.

Reissued in L’Artisan Parfumeur’s iconic faceted bottle, these fragrances will be available in limited quantities for a limited time only.

Priced at €195, the collection will be available in Paris at the following locations and dates:

L’Artisan Parfumeur “Hors Les Murs” Pop-up: June 19–28

Le Bon Marché Pop-up: June 29–July 19

L’Artisan Parfumeur Saint-Honoré Boutique: from July 20