Karl Lagerfeld is a German designer, born in Hamburg in 1933, and one of the most influential figures in 20th-century fashion. At 21 he won a design competition, then worked for Pierre Balmain and Jean Patou, created collections for Chloé and for more than half a century led Fendi. In 1983 he became creative director of Chanel and breathed new life into the brand, and a year later he founded his own label. With his white hair, dark glasses and fingerless gloves, he became a fashion icon. The designer passed away in 2019.

His first perfume, Lagerfeld Classic, was released in 1978, and in the 1990s Sun Moon Stars was a huge success. Today Karl Lagerfeld fragrances are developed by Inter Parfums. They include the woody men's scents Bois de Cyprès, Bois d'Ambre and Bois de Santal, the women's Fleur de Thé and Fleur d'Iris, as well as the collection inspired by the designer's favorite cities, with Hamburg Alster, Vienna Opera and Rome Divino Amore.

The Ikonik and Jeans lines are also popular, offering modern fragrances at an affordable price.