Liz Claiborne perfumes and colognes

Liz Claiborne is a fashion company started in 1976 in New York by Belgian-born designer Liz Claiborne, her husband Art Ortenberg, and business partners Leonard Boxer and Jerome Chazen. Emerging just as women were entering the workforce in large numbers, the company made a name for itself by offering mix-and-match women's separates grouped into a single collection within the store—a radical concept when it was introduced. The clothing and concept were an immediate success. The company added accessories to its line in 1980, and a men's line named simply "Claiborne" soon followed. Liz Claiborne became the first company founded by a woman to enter the Fortune 500.

Claiborne and Ortenberg retired from management of the company in 1989, after which the company's management acquired several up and coming fashion brands of the late 1990s and early 2000s, including Juicy Couture, Mexx and Lucky.

The company's first fragrance, Liz Claiborne for Women, in the distinctive triangle bottle, was introduced in 1986. The first fragrance for men, Claiborne, was launched in 1989.

Liz Claiborne passed away in 2007.

The rights to all fragrances under the Liz Claiborne umbrella, including the Lucky, Juicy Couture and popular Curve series, were acquired by Elizabeth Arden in 2008.

Designer Liz Claiborne has 46 perfumes in our fragrance base. The earliest edition was created in 1986 and the newest is from 2011. Liz Claiborne fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Olivier Polge, Pascal Gaurin, Jean-Claude Delville, Laurent Le Guernec, Loc Dong, Jean-Marc Chaillan, Pierre Negrin, Carlos Vinals, Carlos Benaim and Harry Fremont.