Parfums de Marly

Founded in France in 2009 by Julien Sprecher, Parfums de Marly is a niche perfumery house inspired by the splendor and elegance of the 18th-century French court during the reign of Louis XV, who was known for christening his palace the "perfumed court."

What sets the brand apart is its ability to reimagine classic French perfumery, imbuing it with modern projection and impact. Its compositions blend rare vanilla, precious woods, spicy and lush floral notes with high concentrations of perfume extract, turning bottles like Layton or Delina into international bestsellers.

Its visual identity pays homage to King Louis XV’s equestrian heritage: the logo features the sculptures of the "Marly Horses" (Chevaux de Marly), commissioned from sculptor Guillaume Coustou in 1743, and nearly all of its fragrances are named after thoroughbred breeds or legendary horses from real history.