1900s- 1910s

Spray perfumes were the most popular in the early twentieth century. The most famous series of DeVilbiss perfume bottles are not only beautifully curved, but also the tops and bottles are decorated with delicate floral patterns.

1920s - 1930s

Although the fancy and delicate bottle made the perfume very popular throughout the early 20th century, the trend of simpleism promoted by designers such as Coco Chanel was loved by people after World War I. For example, Chanel No. 5 perfume, they chose a simple rectangular child, using glass to make corks, paper labels, simple design, but more attention

1940s - 1950s

World War II ended in the mid-1940s, the creative perfume bottle design began to resurgence, different companies launched the same wonderful bottle design, by painting on the bottle, or decorated with metal and plastic products, to distinguish different brands with individual design . For example, Germaine Lecomte's Soir de Fête fragrance was a very common bottle design at the time.

1960s - 1970s

During this period, designer brands began to introduce their own perfumes. The combination of fashion and perfume bottles became more popular. For example, Christian Dior designed the retro version of Miss Dior. The exquisite bottle exudes seductive femininity and becomes Chanel. After the 5th perfume, a big hot perfume brand.

1980s - 1990s

In the 1980s, the perfume introduced a built-in atomizing device, and the perfume became easy to use and convenient for the first time. With the development of the times, perfume bottles have become disposable items. For example, Ralph Lauren's Polo Sport looks like a bottle of shampoo and is more integrated into people's daily lives.

Nowadays

Nowadays, more celebrities and fashion designers have been involved in the design of perfume bottles, and a lot of complicated and bold designs have emerged. For example, Lady Gaga's "Fame" perfume, oval bottle with a gold beetle-shaped lid, a bottle of black perfume liquid.