- Nina Ricci perfumes and colognes:
Country:France
Main activity:Fashion
Brand website:link
Parent company:Puig
Nina Ricci is a French fashion house established in 1932 by Italian-born Maria "Nina" Ricci and her son Robert. Maria took on the role of the house's designer, renowned for her elegant, feminine gowns, while Robert oversaw the business and financial operations and made the pioneering move into the world of perfume.
The first fragrance from Nina Ricci,Coeur Joie, was unveiled in 1946. Housed in a stunning crystal bottle designed by Lalique, this perfume marked the start of a historic partnership between the two companies—one that would endure for many years.
Nina Ricci's most iconic fragrance,L'Air du Temps, debuted in 1948 in its distinctive dove-shaped flacon. It remains in production to this day and continues to be a bestseller for the brand.
In 1998, Nina Ricci was acquired by Puig, and the house has since continued to create fashion pieces alongside men's and women's fragrances.
The Ricci family's perfume heritage has also extended to the current generation: Romano Ricci, great-grandson of Maria and grandson of Robert, crafts fragrances under the brandJuliette Has a Gun.
Our fragrance database features 108 perfumes from Nina Ricci, an established perfume house with a rich history. Its earliest fragrance was created in 1946, and the latest edition dates to 2025. Nina Ricci's fragrances have been developed in collaboration with a roster of renowned perfumers, including Francis Fabron, Germaine Cellier, Jean Guichard, Betty Busse, Michel Hy, Jacques Bercia, Nathalie Feisthauer, David Apel, Cecile Matton, Aurélien Guichard, Rosendo Mateu, Alberto Morillas, Christine Nagel, Christian Vacchiano, Sophie Labbe, Carlos Benaïm, Jacques Huclier, Raymond Chaillan, Louise Turner, Sonia Constant, Michel Girard, Calice Becker, Natalie Gracia-Cetto, Olivier Cresp, Francis Kurkdjian, Maïa Lernout, Fabrice Pellegrin, Christophe Raynaud, Marie Salamagne, Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, Christian Dussoulier, Nicolas Bonneville, Ilias Ermenidis, Nathalie Lorson, Olivier Polge, Amandine Clerc-Marie, and Alexandra Monet.
