Ted Lapidus

Ted Lapidus, a French fashion designer, was a pioneer in unisex and modern fashion, founding his house in 1951 and influencing celebrities like Brigitte Bardot. He launched his fragrance line in 1970, with his most renowned scent being Lapidus Pour Homme (1987), known for its bold amber, honey, and tobacco notes. Interestingly, Lapidus also designed the white suit worn by John Lennon on Abbey Road, linking his work to music history.