Priscilla Presley, formerly known as Priscilla Ann Wagner, was born in 1945. She gained recognition as the ex-wife of the legendary Elvis Presley and the mother of Lisa-Marie Presley. Priscilla spent part of her childhood in Germany, where she had a chance encounter with Elvis at the age of 14. The two eventually married in 1967 and welcomed their daughter in 1968. However, their marriage was short-lived, leading Priscilla to pursue her own path and assert her independence. She partnered with her stylist and friend, Olivia Bis, to open a shop.

Eager to explore her dreams of becoming a model and actress, Priscilla felt hindered by her marriage to Elvis. In 1983, she landed a role in the television series “The Fall Guy” and also appeared in the film “Love Is Forever” that same year. It was during this time that she secured the role of Jenna Wade in the popular TV show “Dallas,” where she remained a part of the storyline from 1983 to 1985.

Priscilla Presley skyrocketed to global fame when she portrayed Jane Spencer, Leslie Nielsen’s love interest, in the comedy movie “The Naked Gun.” She went on to appear in two successful sequels of the film alongside Nielsen.

Continuing her acting career, Priscilla made several television appearances in the late ’90s and early 2000s. She played Nurse Benson in a few episodes of the cult TV show “Melrose Place” in 1996, starred in the TV movie “Breakfast with Einstein” in 1998, and made two guest appearances on the comedy show “Spin City” the following year. Her last film appearance was in “Hayley Wagner, Star” in 2000.

In addition to her acting pursuits, Priscilla Presley delved into the world of perfumes in 1988. Her first fragrance for women, called “Moments,” captivated customers with its intense blend of aldehydes, amber, patchouli, orris root, and oakmoss. Its success encouraged Priscilla and Procter & Gamble to further expand into the beauty sector. She introduced her second fragrance, “Experiences,” in 1990, targeting real women with genuine life experiences. This scent featured dominant notes of aldehydes and rose.

The year 1995 saw the release of “Indian Summer,” a beloved fragrance that garnered a large fan base. With its floral-green composition and notes of tea, rose, lotus, violet, cedar, and citruses, it became a standout in the Priscilla Presley brand. Following its success, she launched “Roses And More” in 1998, a highly regarded rose soliflore that quickly captured customers’ hearts.

Closing her fragrance line on a high note, Priscilla released a collection of limited editions based on the popular “Indian Summer” fragrance in 2000. These spin-offs, named “Indian Summer Red,” “Indian Summer Blue,” and “Indian Summer Green,” catered to different preferences and personalities. The collection quickly sold out.

Beyond her entertainment career and fragrance endeavors, Priscilla Presley is a dedicated supporter of the Dreams Foundation, a charitable organization that helps terminally ill individuals fulfill their aspirations. Currently, she has ten perfumes in her fragrance collection, with the earliest edition dating back to 1990 and the most recent from 2000. The renowned nose Ralf Schwieger worked on these fragrances.