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Tyler, the Fragrance Creator

Long known for his music and fashion influence, the multi-hyphenate reflects on his expanding beauty business.
Tyler, the Creator at his brand Golf le Fleur's pop-up at Neiman Marcus Beverly Hills.
Tyler, the Creator at his brand Golf le Fleur's pop-up at Neiman Marcus Beverly Hills. (Courtesy)

Tyler, the Creator has long believed in scarcity. Limited-edition drops for his skate-inspired clothing line Golf Wang and collaborations with Converse and Lacoste are what made hypebeasts line up in droves for his colourful sneakers, polo shirts and hats for the last decade.

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Further Reading

The Celebrity Fragrance Is Back

Facing an oversaturated beauty market, A-listers are returning to scents to profit off their image. Only now, you might find some of them stocked next to Byredo rather than at Walmart.

Gen-Z Is Driving Fragrance M&A

TikTok fanatics are discovering new or smaller lines like Juliette Has a Gun and Parfums de Marly, which have been around for a collective 31 years.

About the author
Liz Flora
Liz Flora

Liz Flora is a Beauty Correspondent at Business of Fashion. She is based in Los Angeles and covers beauty and wellness.

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