Designer house
Carolina Herrera
Carolina Herrera is a New York fashion house founded by the Venezuelan-born designer of the same name and owned by the Spanish group Puig. Its fragrances include Good Girl in its stiletto-shaped bottle, the 212 family and La Bomba.
- Type
- Designer house
- Founded
- 1980
- Founder
- Carolina Herrera
- Based in
- New York City, United States
- Part of
- Puig
- Website
- carolinaherrera.com
- On this site
- 2 perfumes
About
Carolina Herrera founded her namesake company in New York in 1980 and became known for polished eveningwear and the crisp white shirt. Puig licensed her name for perfume in 1988 and bought the fashion business in 1995, keeping Herrera as creative director. Under Puig the fragrance side grew into several families, among them Carolina Herrera, CH and 212, while Good Girl, launched in 2016, became the house's largest release in more than a decade. Herrera later handed creative direction of the fashion line to Wes Gordon.
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Good Girl
A women's line of tuberose, cocoa and tonka in a bottle shaped like a stiletto heel.
Bad Boy
The men's counterpart to Good Girl, in a bottle shaped like a lightning bolt.
212
A long-running family named after the Manhattan area code, with men's and women's versions including 212 VIP.
La Bomba
A newer women's floral line presented in a red, rounded bottle.
CH
A family of scents carrying the house initials, aimed at everyday wear.
