Halston

Halston comes from the work of Roy Halston Frowick, an American designer who moved from millinery to dresses and garments with clean lines. In the seventies he became known for his minimalist designs in cashmere, ultrasuede and silks. That same visual economy reached perfume in 1975: Elsa Peretti designed the teardrop-shaped bottle and Bernard Chant created a floral chypre composition.

The historical catalogue brings together the original Halston reference and masculine proposals such as Halston Z-14. The perfume line remained linked to American design through Peretti's teardrop bottle and Bernard Chant's composition. The current fashion activity maintains a separate offering from those historical references.