Halston

Halston is an American fashion house founded by designer Roy Halston Frowick, whose eponymous fragrance house became legendary for its 1970s and 80s output, including the 1975 women's chypre-floral "Halston" and the 1976 men's aromatic-woody cult classic "Z-14." The brand's fashion and fragrance licenses have changed hands several times since Frowick's death in 1990; its perfumes are currently manufactured and distributed under license by Elizabeth Arden (a Revlon subsidiary), with several older formulations effectively discontinued or sold only as remaining/vaulted stock.