Founded in 1828, Maison Guerlain is one of the world’s oldest, most exclusive perfume houses, and its flagship has been a Champs Elysées institution since 1913.

AP - A French court convicted longtime perfume maker Jean-Paul Guerlain of making racist insults on national television and fined him Thursday €6,000 ($8,000).. The 75-year-old Guerlain, an heir ...

Guerlain – the former “nose” behind the world-famous perfume brand – was also ordered to pay $2,600 in damages to each of three anti-racist groups that were civil plaintiffs in the case.

The flagship store at 68 Ave. Champs-Élysées incorporates all the Guerlain products, including perfume, skin care, lipstick, scented candles and makeup.

Guerlain apologised but protests erupted outside the company's boutique on the Champs Elysees in Paris and there were calls for a boycott of Guerlain and its owner, the luxury brand giant Louis ...

A Paris court has fined perfumier Jean-Paul Guerlain 6,000 euros for a racist remark he made during an interview in 2010 on public television in which he used the French term ‘negre’ and ...

Avenue des Champs-Élysées, the famed strolling boulevard, has changed over the years; ... A rare exception is Guerlain, which has occupied 68, avenue des Champs-Élysées, since 1914.