Nina Ricci

Nina Ricci was founded in Paris in 1932 by Italian-born designer Maria “Nina” Ricci and her son Robert Ricci. Known for her refined, feminine couture, Nina Ricci quickly became synonymous with elegance, delicacy, and timeless style. In 1946, the brand expanded into perfumery, and Robert launched L’Air du Temps, a fragrance symbolizing love, freedom, and post-war optimism, featuring its iconic dove-shaped bottle.

Nina Ricci fragrances soon became legendary for their romantic and playful charm, with modern classics like Nina and Luna capturing youthful femininity. The brand’s fashion collections, characterized by graceful silhouettes and soft details, continued to reflect Nina Ricci’s vision of effortless sophistication.

Today, Nina Ricci remains an emblem of Parisian chic, celebrated for its couture legacy and enchanting fragrances that inspire women to express their elegance, passion, and individuality.