The House of Haute Parfumerie Parfums de Marly embodies 18th century French savoir-faire with a touch of elegance and a note of audacity, marrying modernity with tradition for fragrances that dare to go beyond trends. A Parfums de Marly fragrance is the expression of an emotion. From the name of its fragrances to the glasswork of its bottles, the Maison’s unique heritage shines through with every perfume. Parfums de Marly brings the essence of Château de Marly to life with a spirit of splendour and audacity that animates each of its creations. Parfums de Marly is now represented by Karla Otto for communications and media relations in the UK and France, as well as influencer relations in the UK.
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2moThese colors are so 2024! Thank you for sharing