Bully relaunches for retail

Published: 27-Mar-2014
Fragrance Retail

Former French perfume label Bully relaunches as Buly, a fragrance brand and retail concept

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The former French perfume label Bully, famous for its perfumed vinegars, has been relaunched as Buly, a fragrance brand and retail concept in Paris. Revitalised by Victoire de de Taillac, founder of the French Beauty Club, and her husband, designer Ramdane Touhami, the outlet opened on 25 March at 6 rue de Bonaparte in the 6th arrondissement.

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