Alice Cavanagh is a Paris-based journalist and editor writing for Vogue, The Wall Street Journal Magazine, The New York Times, and How to Spend It. Michael Edwards is an international fragrance taxonomist , historian, and author. Leticia Sala is a Spanish author of poetry and prose books, screenwriter, and lyricist. Anatxu Zabalbeascoa is a Spanish art historian, author, and journalist for El País.

Architectural Digest: The Best Design Book Releases This Season, According to AD Editors"The company’s choices over the years that have shaped it into what Puig is today — be it the focus on fragrance or niche brands or own brands — are highlighted in the new book. It opens with a photographic look of Barcelona, home to Puig since its conception, and traces the group’s evolution until today, when the company is a premium beauty and fashion powerhouse with fragrance, makeup and skin care." — Women's Wear Daily“One of the most compelling aspects of the book is its in-depth look at Puig’s portfolio of groundbreaking brands, including Rabanne, Carolina Herrera, Charlotte Tilbury, Jean Paul Gaultier, Byredo, and Nina Ricci. It showcases unique stories such as Rabanne’s iconic metallic chainmail, Dries Van Noten’s creative inspiration from his garden, and Byredo’s collaborations with contemporary artists, all brought to life through archival material and newly commissioned photography. The book also features interviews with key creative figures. Insights from Charlotte Tilbury and Jean Paul Gaultier illuminate the distinct philosophies and aesthetics that define their respective brands. Another noteworthy section discusses the strategic importance of niche fragrances, highlighting how Puig positions these in today’s competitive beauty market. Additionally, the book spotlights Puig’s sponsorship of the Women’s America’s Cup, emphasizing the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation, diversity, and sustainability.” — Oui Speak Fashion

Alice Cavanagh is a Paris-based journalist and editor writing for Vogue, The Wall Street Journal Magazine, The New York Times, and How to Spend It. Michael Edwards is an international fragrance taxonomist , historian, and author. Leticia Sala is a Spanish author of poetry and prose books, screenwriter, and lyricist. Anatxu Zabalbeascoa is a Spanish art historian, author, and journalist for El País.

Architectural Digest: The Best Design Book Releases This Season, According to AD Editors"The company’s choices over the years that have shaped it into what Puig is today — be it the focus on fragrance or niche brands or own brands — are highlighted in the new book. It opens with a photographic look of Barcelona, home to Puig since its conception, and traces the group’s evolution until today, when the company is a premium beauty and fashion powerhouse with fragrance, makeup and skin care." — Women's Wear Daily“One of the most compelling aspects of the book is its in-depth look at Puig’s portfolio of groundbreaking brands, including Rabanne, Carolina Herrera, Charlotte Tilbury, Jean Paul Gaultier, Byredo, and Nina Ricci. It showcases unique stories such as Rabanne’s iconic metallic chainmail, Dries Van Noten’s creative inspiration from his garden, and Byredo’s collaborations with contemporary artists, all brought to life through archival material and newly commissioned photography. The book also features interviews with key creative figures. Insights from Charlotte Tilbury and Jean Paul Gaultier illuminate the distinct philosophies and aesthetics that define their respective brands. Another noteworthy section discusses the strategic importance of niche fragrances, highlighting how Puig positions these in today’s competitive beauty market. Additionally, the book spotlights Puig’s sponsorship of the Women’s America’s Cup, emphasizing the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation, diversity, and sustainability.” — Oui Speak Fashion