NINA RICCI

Romance, delicacy, and a sense of optimism have shaped the fragrance universe of Nina Ricci for generations. The French house was established in Paris in 1932 by Robert Ricci for his mother, Nina Ricci, whose refined vision of femininity later became an important influence on the brand’s approach to perfume.

Its fragrance story began in 1946 with the house’s first perfume. A new creation introduced two years later became an important chapter in French perfumery and helped establish Nina Ricci’s lasting association with femininity, freedom, and an optimistic view of life.

Across its fragrance collections, floral and fruity facets often meet soft spices, musk, woods, and sensual accords. Over time, traditional elegance has evolved alongside fresher, sweeter, and more contemporary interpretations while preserving the light and feminine character associated with the house.

The visual presentation of Nina Ricci fragrances is equally distinctive. Graceful shapes, romantic symbolism, and touches of fantasy give the bottles an emotional quality that mirrors the perfumes themselves—feminine, imaginative, and gently playful.

Today, Nina Ricci brings together French fragrance heritage and modern femininity. Its perfumes appeal to those who appreciate romantic elegance, softness, and memorable compositions that remain expressive without becoming overly heavy.