Coty Collection

Tuscan old italian city of Siena, Italy. View on top of houses

Kits Coty House near Maidstone, Kent
Kits Coty House, the remains of a chambered long barrow located near to the village of Aylesford, Kent. Date: circa 1901

Coty Ltd Advertisement Photograph
A photograph used for the advertisement of Coty Ltd based in England, it portrays a young woman from a side angle, looking at her reflection in the mirror. Date: circa 1939

Striped Pattern
7 Flavor C/P

Les Poudres de Coty, c1923, (1923). From International Studio, March 1923. [International Studio, Inc. New York, 1923]

Celebrating the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
A Coty advert celebrating the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II placed next to a front-cover of The Tatler featuring a painting of the Queen wearing fur and carrying a bouquet of roses Date: 1953

Advert for L Aimant Perfume (Coty), New York, 1928
Advert for L Aimant Perfume (Coty) Date: 1928

Les Poudres Coty Advert, 1927 - Face powders perfumed with Coty fragrances Date: 1927

Queen Elizabeth in Paris
Queen Elizabeth II waves to huge crowds gathered below from a balcony at the Paris Opera House, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh and President Coty (to the right)

Advert for Muse fragrance 1948
Advertisement for Muse perfume by Coty featuring a beautiful woman sitting on an elegant seat wearing a ballgown while a would-be suitor stands behind her. Date: 1948

FRANCOIS COTY (1874-1934). Born Joseph Marie Francois Spoturno. French perfume manufacturer, newspaper publisher, and founder of Solidarite Francaise

Kits Coty House, a Neolithic chambered tomb on the A229 road from Maidstone to Rochester, Kent, England. Date: BC

Coty advertisement, Coronation 1953
Advertisement for the cosmetics and fragrance brand Coty in the Tatler Coronation Number of 1953 featuring a poem by Ben Jonson

Assembling a Sign
A female factory worker assembles a sign as part of a production line for COTY Beauty House. Photograph by Heinz Zinram

An advertisement for Coty products
A advertisement showing various gift sets from Coty

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"Coty: A Legacy of Elegance and Perfume" Step into the world of Coty, where beauty meets sophistication. This captivating photograph showcases a stunning advertisement for Coty Ltd, capturing the essence of their timeless allure. Nestled in the picturesque countryside near Maidstone, Kent, Kits Coty House stands as a symbol of grandeur and refinement, and is here that Coty celebrated the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, an event that marked an era of grace and regality. The striped pattern featured in this image evokes a sense of classic charm and modern flair – a signature style synonymous with Coty's creations throughout history. From Les Poudres de Coty in 1923 to L Aimant Perfume in New York in 1928, each fragrance tells its own story through scent. Transporting us back to the golden age of advertising, we glimpse at an enchanting advert for Les Poudres Coty from 1927. The elegance exuded by this piece reflects the brand's commitment to luxury and innovation. Even royalty couldn't resist the allure of Coty's fragrances. Queen Elizabeth herself graces these pages twice – once during her visit to Paris and again when she became captivated by Muse fragrance in 1948. Truly fit for a queen. Behind this prestigious brand lies Francois Coty, born Joseph Marie Francois Spoturno - a visionary French perfume manufacturer who revolutionized the industry with his exquisite creations. His legacy lives on through every bottle bearing his name. As we admire Kits Coty House standing tall against nature's backdrop, let us be reminded that within these walls lie decades worth of passion for beauty and craftsmanship. With each spritz or powder puff application comes an invitation to embrace your inner elegance – just as countless others have done before you.