Versace's fragrance line debuted in 1981 with "Gianni Versace for Women," marking the brand's entry into the world of perfumery. This initial scent set the stage for a series of distinctive fragrances that embody the house's bold and luxurious aesthetic. Notable releases include "Versace L'Homme" in 1984, "Blonde" in 1995, and "The Dreamer" in 1996. In 2004, "Crystal Noir" was introduced, followed by "Bright Crystal" in 2006, both exemplifying the brand's flair for combining sensuality with elegance. Over the years, Versace has continued to expand its olfactory portfolio, consistently reflecting its signature fusion of tradition and innovation.