Kenzo is a fashion brand founded in 1970 in Paris by the Japanese designer Kenzo Takada. His first boutique, inspired by the jungle, quickly drew attention with its bright colors, floral prints and relaxed silhouettes that combine Japanese tradition with European style. Since 1993 Kenzo has been part of the LVMH group. You can read more about the designer and the brand in our article Kenzo: the history of the brand and its iconic perfumes.

Kenzo perfumes carry the same love of nature and flowers. The brand's first fragrance was released in the late 1980s, and its greatest success is Flower by Kenzo (2000), with its graceful bottle and poppy symbol, created by Alberto Morillas. Also loved are the fresh L’Eau Kenzo and L’Eau Kenzo Pour Homme, the men's Kenzo Homme and Jungle Homme, as well as Kenzo Amour and Kenzo World, with its eye-shaped bottle, created with the involvement of Francis Kurkdjian.

Today the Flower by Kenzo family continues with versions such as L’Absolue and Flower Ikebana. The designer Kenzo Takada passed away in 2020, but his joyful and poetic view of the world lives on in the brand's fragrances.