Guy Laroche Perfume and Guy Laroche Cologne
At 15, he sold sketches at Yves Saint Laurent; at 17, he assisted Dorothée Bis. Guy Laroche studied ready-to-wear manufacturing in the United States and returned to Paris to open his first fashion house in 1957. Laroche—the king of Bermuda shorts and culottes—was among the first designers to create separates for women. In 1966, Laroche launched Fidji for women, followed by J'ai Ose in 1977 and the classic Drakkar Noir for men in 1982. Clandestine and Horizon colognes added to his respected cache. Laroche, passed away in 1989, but his highly-regarded fashion peers keep the Laroche brand alive for this simple, talented and unaffected Frenchman.
Recent reviews of Guy Laroche Perfume and Guy Laroche Cologne
- Review of Drakkar Noir by
- Review of Drakkar Noir by Egemen





"fresh,cool and classic fragrance"
- Review of Jai Ose by Maria rita C.





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- Review of Fidji by Karen D.





"I have worn this for years and love it. In our family this is my scent. It's gotten so hard to find that my husband even had to buy it from a guy out of the back of a car in a parking lot one time. The perfume store had gone out of business but the former owner still had stock in his car. I'm glad to find it on line now."
- Review of Drakkar Noir by Denise





"I love it when my boyfriend wears it. It makes him smell sooo good! Now my 6 year old son wears it everyday to school. You know it is good when a little boy loves to wear it. He will put it on then run around and say "smell me, smell me" It is so funny. Good job. Don't everstop producing this cologne"







