Paul VacherThe nose · 4 fragrances · also made Miss Dior Parfum (1947)Portrait →Will you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Le Galion · Sold as feminine
Lily of the Valley
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Paul Vacher
The nose behind Arpège and Miss DiorPaul Vacher, born in 1902, discovered his gift for fragrance while studying chemistry, beginning his career at 25 alongside Marcel Guerlain before joining Lanvin to build its perfume business.
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