Creed: The Preferred Fragrance of Monarchs and Inner Sophisticates
Learn about one of the finest, most renowned, family- owned perfumeries in history. Creed fragrances and colognes have captivated the fine tastes of European monarchs, Hollywood and fashion icons for nearly three centuries.
Of all the luxurious fragrances available at the market today, only a few can boast of superior quality and matching artistry. If you’re a man who considers himself a person of taste and definite class, you might want to jump out of the ordinary queue and tailor your look according to your perceived image. Everyone wants to leave a distinct impression in order to standout and be recognized. Of course, the fragrance you wear speaks volumes about your personality. It is your ‘personal radar’, the one that signals your presence. If you claim to have class, you simply cannot afford to wear a scent that’s already marked on half of your colleagues.
There is a certain sense of respect and admiration generated by a line of scents cultivated for centuries. Established by a gentleman named James Henry Creed in 1760, The House of Creed continues its legacy of producing only the finest and purest scents to match the taste of its historical line of esteemed clients. For centuries, the marked scent of Creed has been worn by state leaders and monarchs. It is a known fact that Napoleon III, who was the last French monarch, honored Creed by using it and making it widely known throughout his court. The popularity of Creed and its use by many notable European aristocrats and leaders is but a testament to its fine superiority. It is also widely patronized by Hollywood and modern fashion icons. Few stars like Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis have their own signature Creed fragrance. Currently, The House of Creed operates with its main branch in Paris. It offers the premium line of Creed Perfume and Creed Cologne which uphold the legacy of centuries’ perfection.
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October 18th, 2009 at 8:44 am
I didn’t know that it made in Paris.