On November 18, 1963, Aramis, the company's first men's line, debuted at Neiman Marcus. Leonard A. Lauder announced the brand's arrival in Dallas, Texas with an in-person event at Neiman Marcus and a special appearance on local television the same day. A small line consisting of 5 products—the signature cologne, spray shower oil, deodorant, bath soap, and a skin conditioner—launched the brand. The packaging gave a nod to the Estée Lauder brand, a brown box featuring a "Lauder blue" stripe. #ELCArchives
🎁 What an anniversary. What a coincidence. All time 60 years and still going. ❤️ My throwback to the great nineties where we realized a major relaunch for the 30tiest. At this time already a big listing with around 20 SKU’s Happy Birthday 🎊🎉🎂
I can’t buy any more of your products until the anti semitic Caroline Gallegos is fired.
Definetky a throw back here… had the pleasure of working with the brand and making it a top fragrance in 2 retailers in NYC during the late 90’s and 00’s Miss the body products like the invigorating body wash and the soothing muscle soak… RNA was ahead it it’s time!!! …and of course, the yearly umbrella!! Happy memories!
Iconic 🌟 It was a privilege to develop products & secure a patent for the Aramis men's line @ Research Park in Melville, NY - great team, fun times!! 🤩
Great post. Yes, ahead of time 😎 in the Men‘s category. Yes, iconic 🌟 Packaging would work today, too 😉 Good luck to all 🍀🌍
I always wanted to change the "R" with a "G"....greek fellows will understand...
A masterpiece in the masculine US "Cologne". A woody chypre and leathery fragrance which will inspire our masculine powerful perfumery in the 80's.
I had the opportunity of working on Aramis in the early days of Traffic. ⭐️🏆⭐️
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9moAramis, was the only fragrance my father wore for over 40 plus years he passed away many years ago and I still have a couple of his empty bottles because they still smell like the wonderful fragrance and every once in awhile and when I'm in a department store I can smell it and close my eyes and immediately think of my dad he was in the military for 20 years and then the hotel business for about 25 years and dressed up every day and always used aramis soap after shave and cologne!