JAMES HENRY CREED FIFTH GENERATIONCountry: France
James Henry Creed was the fifth generation of the father-son lineage that is said to have run the house of Creed since 1760. He is purported to have been the one to begin the association between Creed and celebrities and politicians, and legend has it that he was commissioned by Prince Ranier of Monaco to create Fleurissimo for his wedding to Grace Kelly.
He makes the House’s first inroads in servicing celebrity clientele and the political elite.
1920
At the request of Winston Churchill, Tabarome Millesime is created, and later released to the public in 1999. A take on the original Tabarome fragrance, Churchill’s version contains notes of tobacco.
1936
At the request of Winston Churchill, Tabarome Millesime is created, and later released to the public in 1999. A take on the original Tabarome fragrance (1875), Churchill’s version contains notes of tobacco. Also, King Edward VIII, the Duke of Windsor, commissions Windsor, a fragrance inspired by raw materials surrounding his chateau.
Creed
Acier Aluminium, Creed2
Ambre Cannelle, Creed1
Aubepine Acacia, Creed
Cuir de Russie, Creed
Epicea, Creed1
Fleurissimo, Creed2
Irisia, Creed1
Jasmal, Creed1
Orange Spice, Creed1
Royal English Leather, Creed
Royal Scottish Lavender, Creed