The story
After studying mathematics in the United States and spending years in Algeria, he joined Roure in 1962 and managed the Roure-Dupont center in New York from 1964 to 1970, becoming head of Roure in 1970 until its 1991 merger with Givaudan, after which he led the merged company's creative division until his retirement in 2000. He created some of the twentieth century's defining fragrances, including Yves Saint Laurent's Rive Gauche and Opium, Christian Dior's Poison, Calvin Klein's Obsession, and Cacharel's Loulou.







