Elan by Coty c1968

Elan by Coty: launched in 1968.

 It took Coty's seven years to create the fragrance and was created as a tribute especially for American women.

La Fougeraie Au Crepuscule by Coty c1928

La Fougeraie Au Crepuscule by Coty: launched in 1928, in USA by 1932, it is said to be Francois Coty's final perfume before his death in 1934. Reportedly took 5 years to perfect.

Sweet Earth by Coty c1972

From 1972-1976, Coty released its Sweet Earth line of perfume essences, soft mists, candles and colognes, but most importantly its solid perfume compacts. The solid perfume compacts came in single scents or trios based on a theme. Each compact had a sticker with a brief description of the scent enclosed which was attached inside the lid. At the time, several different solid perfume compacts were released.

Truly Lace by Coty c1992

Truly Lace was a feminine perfume launched by Coty in 1992. 

L'Effleurt by Coty c1907 vs. L'Effleur by Coty c1990

In 1907, Coty released a a floral perfume named L’Effleurt, housed inside of a Baccarat flacon with a Rene Lalique designed label.

Marketed with the slogan ‘Somewhere inside romance blossoms’ and "Fragrance of dream gardens - delicately accentuating the loveliness of flower women."

Styx by Coty c1912

"Let Styx be your perfume. It's dark and disturbing, pagan in its name."

Paris by Coty c1921

Paris by Coty: launched in 1921, named after the famous city, and introduced to the USA in 1922. It was created by perfumer Vincent Roubert, and was a floral perfume inspired by the successful Quelques Fleurs by Houbigant.

Muse c1948 and Les Muses by Coty c1986

This article highlights two Coty scents: Muse and Les Muses.

 

La Jacee by Coty c1905

La Jacee by Coty: launched in 1905.