Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren, New York fashion

Perfume is a pleasant scent that, through its prestige, distinguishes men by giving them a certain touch of uniqueness. Some people are noticed and sometimes even identified by their perfume. It is therefore so precious that most users seek the best.

In this field, however, perfume suppliers are so numerous that it is difficult to find one's way without guidance. Some of these brands indeed stand out in the crowd thanks to their reputation, which they have built by providing excellent perfumes to their customers.

It is one of these rare gems of the perfume world that we propose you discover. It is Ralph Lauren. You will discover its history and that of its perfume, as well as the different fragrances they offer and their most famous ranges.

Launching his business?

Always passionate about fashion, he worked in several fashion and styling boutiques as a salesperson before later venturing into tie-making, which he sold in Bloomingdale's stores. His ties caught the attention of Norman Hilton in 1967, from whom he borrowed $50,000 after refusing his job offer. He thus opened his own boutique and sold his Polo ties there. After a year, he expanded his boutique to include men's shirts.

Later, at his wife's insistence, he created a women's line on which the brand's logo was seen for the first time. From 1970 onwards, Ralph Lauren multiplied his offerings by diversifying his product range. His greatest success came during the 1990s when he launched his Polo Sport line. This line propelled him to the ranks of the biggest fashion brands.

Besides Polo, Ralph Lauren also owns other brands such as Purple Label, Ralph Lauren Collection, Polo Black Label, RRL (Double RL), RLX, Polo Golf, Polo Jeans Co., Rugby, Chaps, and Denim & Supply.

The most famous Ralph Lauren perfume ranges

Among the many Ralph Lauren perfumes for women and men, certain creations stand out for their success.

The Big Pony collection was released in 2010. It includes a series of four fragrances in different colors. There were green, yellow, red, and orange. These four colors corresponded to several profiles: there was the sportsman, the seducer, the trendy one, and the adventurer. Thus, these Ralph Lauren perfumes for men each represented one of these types of men.

Two years later, that is in 2012, Ralph Lauren feminized its collection while keeping the 4 series. We then have the sporty, the sensual, the independent, and the stylish woman. Customers then choose their preference.

Polo and Lauren are the first two fragrances from the American designer. The two formed a pair, or rather a couple. Polo for men and Lauren for women. It should be noted that the Polo fragrance was more successful than Lauren due to its aim to recall the scents of a Polo field.