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Facts L’Oréal, together with other perfume manufacturers (Lancôme, Prestige, Parfums Cacharel, Parfums Ralph Lauren and Parfums Guy Laroche) took legal action against Bellure, a Belgian perfume manufacturer, before the Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris. The famous perfume manufacturers claimed that Bellure infringed several of their intellectual property rights. First, they claimed that there was infringement of their trade marks and design (modèle) rights in the packaging and in the shapes of several of their perfume flasks. Second, they claimed that their copyright was infringed in several of their fragrances (such as Trésor, Anais Anais, Noa and Acqua di Gio). Third, they claimed that Bellure committed acts of unfair competition. Bellure, having lost in first instance, appealed to the Cour d’appel de Paris.

One on the nose for Bellure: French appellate court confirms that perfumes are copyright protected