Marina Marinof, a talented fashion stylist hailing from Belgium, has made a name for herself in the industry. She comes from a family rooted in fashion, with her mother Wenda Marinof being the esteemed founder of the renowned “Wenda” department stores and boutiques in Belgium. Building on her family’s legacy, Marina, together with her sister Lara, ventured into designing their own line of clothing in 1991.

Marina’s passion for the arts and design led her to pursue her studies at La Cambre, a prestigious school of visual arts in Belgium. Established in 1927 by the renowned architect and decorator Henry van de Velde, La Cambre is recognized as one of the leading institutions in the field.

In the year 2000, Marina joined forces with the esteemed French cosmetic company, Club des Créateurs de Beauté, to introduce her distinguished line of fragrances and cosmetics. Inspired by her Russian heritage, Marina infused her designs with elements that pay homage to her ancestry. The inaugural fragrance, aptly named C’Est Rien Que du Bonheur, captivated audiences with its unique design, featuring bottles shaped as traditional Russian dolls, also known as “matriochkas.”

Marina Marinof has gained considerable recognition for her contributions to the fragrance industry, having a lineup of four perfumes in our fragrance base. These creations span from her earliest edition in 2001 to her latest release in 2006, showcasing her ability to consistently innovate and captivate with her olfactory artistry.