Releases
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
All fragrances
Envol Ted Lapidus 1980 Parfum
Ted Lapidus pour Homme Ted Lapidus 1978 Eau de Toilette
Vu Ted Lapidus 1975 Eau de Toilette Concentrated
Envol Ted Lapidus 1980 Eau de Toilette
Altamir Ted Lapidus 2007 Eau de Toilette
Lapidus pour Homme Ted Lapidus 1987 Eau de Toilette
Ted Lapidus pour Homme Ted Lapidus 1999 Eau de Toilette
BlackSoul Imperial Ted Lapidus 2009 Eau de Toilette
Création Ted Lapidus 1984 Eau de Toilette
TL pour Lui Ted Lapidus 2003 Eau de Toilette
BlackSoul Ted Lapidus 2009 Eau de Toilette
Alcazar Ted Lapidus 2010 Eau de Toilette
Vu par Ted Lapidus
Pour Homme
Envol
Poker Face
Oud Blanc
Divine Passion
Orissima Divine
Supreme Desire
White Soul Gold & Diamonds
Altamir
Altamir opens with a bright citrus sweep—neroli and bergamot that feel polished rather than sharp, almost honeyed at the edges.
Lapidus Cool Night
TL Pour Elle
TL Pour Lui
TL Pour Lui opens with a well-mannered freshness — bergamot and lavender sharing the citrus and herbal registers, mint providing a brief cool sharpness that dissipates within minutes, orange blossom softening the whole opening into something warmer than expected.
Suave Skin
Oud Noir
Orissima
Black Soul Imperial
Black Soul Imperial opens with a jolt of dark, bitter coffee—not sweetened café crème, but espresso grounds still warm from the machine.
Ted
Torrid Tempo
Rumba Passion
Creation The Vert
Lovely Fantasme
Creation de Minuit
Lapidus Pour Homme
The opening bursts with bright pineapple and lavender, an unexpected alliance that captures 1980s optimism without veering into pure athleticism.
Sexy Muse
Lapidus Pour Homme Sport
The opening is a sharp herbal jolt—rosemary and basil backed by tart bergamot—that feels bracing rather than aquatic, more kitchen garden than gym locker.
Sensual Hero
Creation 1984
The opening arrives as a bright citrus-green salvo—bergamot and galbanum cut through fuzzy peach and sharp cassis, the neroli lending a slightly bitter, petalled edge.
White Soul
Plum and apricot arrive with a honeyed, generous ripeness — the kind of fruit that registers as warmth rather than brightness.
Black Soul
Black Soul opens with a brisk meeting of bergamot and neroli — the citrus bright and the floral soft, almost honeyed — before the spice accord takes over.
Fantasme
Fantasme opens with a ripe, almost candied fruitiness—pineapple and peach softened by violet's powdery edge.
Creation
Ted Lapidus Creation's iteration opens with orris and neroli — powdery and citrus-floral in equal measure — over honey that adds sweetness without becoming gourmand.
Alcazar
Rumba
Rumba is a 1989 creature of its moment: dense, layered, unapologetic in the way that powerhouse florals of that decade were built to demand attention.
