The Hermès fragrance collection, founded in 1951, reflects the craftsmanship and refinement for which the French house is known. The brand built its universe with a small circle of exceptional perfumers, each with a recognizable signature. From 2004 to 2016, Jean-Claude Ellena set the modern course with a minimalist, crystal-clear style. He created icons such as Terre d'Hermès, Voyage d'Hermès, the Hermessence line, and the Jardin collection, where light, space, and premium ingredients merge into pure poetry. His compositions feel transparent and precise, with a long, elegant echo on the skin.

Since 2016, Christine Nagel has guided the house with warmer, textured fragrances like Twilly d'Hermès and H24. She seeks a balance between modernity and sensuality, with a focus on sustainable sourcing and innovative extraction techniques. The house's roots extend further back, with contributions from masters like Guy Robert, Edmond Roudnitska, Jean-Louis Sieuzac, and Olivia Giacobetti. Their creations, from Calèche to Eau d'Hermès and Hiris, constitute a living archive of French perfumery. Thus, Hermès continues to redefine its own definition of luxury: quiet, precise, and unforgettable.