Pour Elle

Azzaro Pour Elle came out in 2015, conceived by the house as the feminine mirror of Azzaro pour Homme, the 1978 men’s fragrance. Nathalie Lorson and Fabrice Pellegrin composed it together for Clarins Fragrance Group, which then owned the brand.

Azzaro celebrates in it a woman who dares: self-assured, playful, hedonistic, deeply sensual, and who knows what she wants. The brand gives it a floral, woody and amber signature and sells it as a refillable eau de parfum, in 30, 50 and 75 milliliters.

A premiere for Brazil

Clarins first reserved the launch for Brazil, where Azzaro pour Homme ranks among the best-selling imported men’s fragrances. The brand announced Pour Elle there in March 2015 and presented it in São Paulo on March 26, with Ana Beatriz Barros as its face.

The fragrance did not stay exclusive to the Brazilian market for long: Chant Wagner of The Scented Salamander spotted it as early as January 2015 in Belgium, at ICI Paris XL perfumeries. Now Smell This announced its release at the end of March.

A growing line

Nathalie Lorson and Fabrice Pellegrin also created Azzaro Pour Elle Extrême, released in early 2016 as a 75-milliliter eau de parfum built around cardamom, saffron and rose. The house also offers a softer eau de toilette, pairing rosy notes with white musk and cardamom.

A name reused in 2025

In 2025, Azzaro gave the name Pour Elle to a new 100-milliliter eau de parfum, described in entirely different terms. Azzaro presents it as a fruity, woody floral, sweet like a rose macaron, built on lemon, rose and sandalwood.

This is the version that major French perfumeries sell today, under the original’s name. Apart from rose, none of the materials declared in 2015 appears in its description.