Women's fragrances TED LAPIDUS

A strong personality, noticeable presence, and classic French character define the fragrance world of Ted Lapidus. The brand was founded in Paris in 1951 by designer Ted Lapidus, whose bold and unconventional aesthetic eventually extended into perfumery.

Its fragrance direction began developing in the 1970s, with the first perfume introduced in 1975. Ted Lapidus later became particularly associated with rich and expressive compositions. The fragrance license passed to Groupe Bogart in 1983, and the group acquired the Ted Lapidus brand in 1998.

The olfactory palette often features woods, spices, musk, amber, florals, leather, smoky nuances, and sweeter accords. Masculine creations tend to emphasize depth and strength, while feminine fragrances often explore softer floral and sensual directions.

Ted Lapidus retains much of the bold character associated with French perfumery of the 1970s and 1980s while continuing to introduce more contemporary interpretations. Today, the brand appeals to those who appreciate classic structure, distinctive personality, and fragrances with a confident and memorable trail.