- Tommy Hilfiger perfumes and colognes:
Country:United States
Main activity:Fashion
Brand website:link
Parent company:Give Back Beauty
Thomas Jacob Hilfiger is the visionary designer behind the iconic Tommy Hilfiger clothing and fragrance lines. Born and raised in Elmira, New York, Hilfiger launched his fashion career as a retailer, opening his first boutique,The People's Place, in his hometown. For this venture, he designed apparel under the alias Jacob Alan. The People's Place grew into a small chain of stores before closing its doors in the mid-1970s—a turn of events that led Hilfiger to relocate to New York City and pursue design full-time. In 1984, he founded the Tommy Hilfiger Corporation and unveiled his debut menswear collection.
Renowned for its timeless American aesthetic, often accented by the red, white, and blue hues of the American flag, Tommy Hilfiger's sportswear and casualwear for men and women quickly gained widespread appeal. The pieces blend a refreshed "preppy" look, making them a staple among young professionals, while also resonating with hip-hop and rock music communities. Hilfiger has dressed or collaborated with a diverse roster of artists, including Aaliyah, Britney Spears, David Bowie, and Snoop Dogg. His partnership with musician Beyoncé Knowles gave rise to theTrue StarandTrue Star Goldfragrances, whileTrue Star Mendrew inspiration from—and featured advertising with—musician Enrique Iglesias.
Hilfiger's fragrances are developed in partnership with Estée Lauder. The first scent,Tommy for Men, debuted in 1995, followed by its female counterpart,Tommy Girl, in 1996. Both became blockbuster hits, spawning a long line of flanker fragrances. To this day, fragrances remain a cornerstone of the Tommy Hilfiger brand, with many new releases leaning into the brand's "preppy" and "Americana" heritage.
Our fragrance database includes 92 perfumes by Tommy Hilfiger, with the earliest dating back to 1995 and the latest set to launch in 2025. These fragrances were crafted in collaboration with esteemed perfumers such as Rodrigo Flores-Roux, Aurélien Guichard, Givaudan, Calice Becker, Annie Buzantian, Alberto Morillas, Stephen Nilsen, Steve DeMercado, Frank Voelkl, Patricia Bilodeau, Trudi Loren, James Krivda, Harry Fremont, Yann Vasnier, Raymond Matts, and Christophe Laudamiel.
