Phantom - Parfum

Give in to the call of the night and let your unique, seductive aura shine.
Inspired by the mysterious facets of modern... see more

Give in to the call of the night and let your unique, seductive aura shine.
Inspired by the mysterious facets of modern femininity and masculinity, Phantom Parfum by Rabanne elevates the fragrance experience to an art form. Each exceptional ingredient, expertly crafted, enhances your magnetic scent trail and reveals an innate sensuality.



A bold, sensual masculinity: this is the promise of PHANTOM Parfum for men by Rabanne. An invitation to unleash your seductive aura and embrace your most ardent passions.

Modern masculinity is expressed through several facets, all embodied in this aromatic, ambery fragrance: first, the surprising scent of lavender, enhanced by addictive vanilla and finally elevated by sensual vetiver, for an intense dose of pure masculinity. Can you feel the call to reveal your animal magnetism?

In the heart of the intriguing capital, PHANTOM Parfum from the House of Rabanne is the ally of those who live life to the full. In its iconic bottle, it inspires boldness and adventure. Its irresistible aura is like no other: a new life awaits you, more rebellious, more sultry, more captivating.

Immerse yourself in the night, leaving all conventions behind. Give in to the call of PHANTOM Parfum by Rabanne.

Its ingredients have been selected with the utmost care and are ethically sourced. PHANTOM Parfum from the House of Rabanne is responsibly formulated.

*PACO RABANNE BECOMES RABANNE
On the eve of its 60th anniversary, the fashion and fragrance house enters a new era.
Simplified and more international in spirit, the name change to Rabanne marks a decisive moment for the House as it celebrates a decade of exceptional growth and looks towards a new future that brings fashion and beauty together under a single signature. Directly inspired by Calandre, the House’s first fragrance, launched in 1969, the new original typography draws inspiration from the House’s archives.

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