ของสะสม: Leonard

Léonard Paris is a French couture house founded in 1958 by fabric merchant Jacques Léonard with designer Daniel Tribouillard, who patented a revolutionary method of printing on knitted silk jersey and licensed it to Christian Dior, Lanvin and Hermès. The orchid became the house emblem, and the printed silk jersey dress became its signature. Leonard Parfums arrived at the end of the 1960s, and its defining fragrance, Tamango (1977), is a floral-green chypre of aldehydes, bergamot, rose, iris, carnation, orchid, oakmoss, amber and tonka — often compared to Rive Gauche and long discontinued. Léonard pour Homme (1980), composed by Ron Winnegrad in a sculpted Serge Mansau glass torso bottle, is a spicy-woody leather scent with lavender, thyme, basil, cinnamon, frankincense, castoreum and labdanum. Both are collector pieces today: the house was sold to Japan's Sankyo Seiko in 2022 and the original fragrance formulas have not been reintroduced. Every bottle listed here is authentic vintage or discontinued stock, inspected and photographed in our own studio.