Lanvin
Jeanne Lanvin’s fashion house in Paris, the oldest still in existence; the perfume Arpège in the black sphere.
Jeanne Lanvin opened a millinery in Paris and began sewing clothes for her daughter, which aroused the interest of other mothers. She built up a fashion house dressing both children and adults, and mother and daughter became the house's emblem.
Lanvin was known for robe de style dresses and for a blue of her own. The perfume Arpège came in 1927. The house has changed owners several times and has had creative directors such as Alber Elbaz.
Mother and daughter in the house logo, drawn after a sketch by Paul Iribe.
Labels with Jeanne Lanvin Paris on older garments.
The image of mother and daughter as logo.