One of France’s most historically rich brands of fragrance and cosmetics has made its debut in Tokyo's Isetan’s Shinjuku department store. Oriza L. Legrand was already sold at Double’H Co outlets Heroomtage and Heroomtage Deux and at Tomorrowland Shibuya, but its unveiling at Isetan’s flagship store brings it into the premier league of visibility.

Oriza L. Legrand in Isetan
One of France’s most historically rich brands of fragrance and cosmetics makes debut in Tokyo\'s Isetan’s Shinjuku department store.
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