Chloe Perfume

Chloe perfumes are fragrances created by designer Karl Lagerfield, whose path toward fame began after emigrating to Paris in the early 1950s. The German-born designer got his start in 1955 with Pierre Balmain after placing second in a competition to Yves Saint Laurent, which resulted in Balmain's entry being put into production later that year. Leaving in 1958 to take a job with Jean Patou, Lagerfeld, who was barely 20 years of age, found his time with Patou very educational yet extremely trying. As a result, he left Patou’s employ after a year to freelance. By 1964, Lagerfeld had become disillusioned with haute couture and left Paris to study art in Italy.