| A progressive New York designer of elegant sportswear; launched his signature fragrance in 1976: now part of Sanofi Beauté (2002) | ||||||
| Geoffrey Beene | Geoffrey Beene | 1971 |
A green-floral fragrance, classified B4f | |||
| Geoffrey Beene | Geoffrey Beene | 1971 |
A crisp floral-green fragrance classified B4f. Re-launched in November 1999 | |||
| Eau de Grey Flannel | Geoffrey Beene | 1975 |
A fresh masculine chypre fragrance with green top notes of green lemon, neroli and citrus, heart notes of violet, mimosa and orris on base notes of amber, vetiver and oak moss. Presented in a steel grey bottle with chrome top designed by Geoffrey Beene | |||
| Grey Flannel | Geoffrey Beene | 1976 |
A fresh floral-woody masculine edt with top notes of green lemon, neroli and labdanum, heart notes of violet, mimosa and orris on base notes of amber, vetiver and oak moss, classified B6m. Presented in a true ‘bottle’ shaped bottle coloured a smokey grey with old fashioned screw cap designed by Geoffrey Beene. Re-launched in 1996 | |||
| Red | Geoffrey Beene | 1976 |
A fresh feminine leather chypre fragrance, classified D7f. Presented in a bottle designed by Pierre Dinand | |||
| Fifi | Geoffrey Beene | 1977 |
Sold the name to Giorgio in 1977 | |||
| Bowling Green | Geoffrey Beene | 1986 |
An aromatic masculine edt | |||
| Chance | Geoffrey Beene | 1994 |
A parfum | |||
| Chance | Geoffrey Beene | 1994 |
An edt spray | |||
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