Vintage Perfume and Cologne

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Vintage-Fragrances
Some of the scents on this page were first bottled almost a century ago, and they're still being made today. Lanvin Arpege dates back to 1927, Worth Je Revien's followed in 1932, and Estee Lauder Youth Dew arrived in 1953 as a bath oil before becoming a perfume. Nina Ricci L'Air du Temps still comes in it's dove shaped bottle. For men, Caron Pour un Homme has paired lavender and vanilla since 1934 , and Hermes Bel Ami adds A leathery edge from the '80s . These are freshly made bottles of classic formulas, not decades old stock. Many are priced well below retail with Arpege running as much as 68% off.