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Acqua di Parma is a prestigious Italian luxury fragrance house, founded in 1916 in Milan and known for its refined, timeless scents such as the iconic Colonia.
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Acqua di Parma is a prestigious Italian luxury fragrance house, founded in 1916 in Milan and known for its refined, timeless scents such as the iconic Colonia. As part of the LVMH group since 2001, the brand operates globally with a presence in high-end department stores and its own boutiques, offering a range of perfumes, candles, and body products that embody Italian elegance and craftsmanship.
In Spain, Acqua di Parma operates through retail counters and beauty consultant roles, primarily in Madrid, where the brand is represented in luxury department stores. The company offers opportunities for beauty professionals to join a globally recognized luxury brand, with roles focused on customer experience and sales. For international hires, working with Acqua di Parma in Spain provides exposure to the LVMH ecosystem and the chance to develop a career in the luxury beauty sector, though fluency in Spanish is typically essential for client-facing positions.
For International Professionals
- Part of the LVMH group, offering access to a vast luxury portfolio and internal mobility opportunities.
- Roles are based in Madrid, typically at luxury department store counters, requiring strong client-facing skills.
- Fluency in Spanish is usually required for beauty consultant positions, as they interact directly with local customers.
- The brand's Italian heritage and global prestige make it a strong addition to a CV in the luxury beauty sector.
- Temporary and part-time contracts are common for entry-level beauty roles, which can be a stepping stone to permanent positions.
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Company History
Acqua di Parma was founded in 1916 in Milan by Carlo Magnani, initially creating the iconic Colonia fragrance. After a period of decline, it was revived in the 1990s and acquired by LVMH in 2001, expanding its global presence while maintaining its Italian heritage.