The launch taps into the growing Indian luxury beauty market.

INDIA – Gucci Beauty, the cosmetics and fragrance arm of Gucci, has strengthened its presence in India by opening its first standalone boutique at Select Citywalk Mall in Saket, New Delhi, a premier luxury shopping destination.
The boutique features a carefully curated aesthetic with light pink furniture contrasted with sleek black flooring, creating a blend of luxury and approachability.
Customers can explore Gucci Beauty’s full range of makeup and fragrance products, including signature lines like Rouge à Lèvres Liquide Mat, Blush de Beauté, and the high-perfumery collection The Alchemist’s Garden.
The boutique also offers personalized services such as monogram engraving on selected items, enhancing the luxury experience for Indian consumers, and caters to Indian consumers’ desire for uniqueness and exclusivity.
This launch marks a significant milestone in Gucci Beauty’s global retail expansion and solidifies its commitment to the growing Indian luxury beauty market.
Meanwhile, Gucci Beauty recently strengthened its portfolio with Coty’s latest launch featuring the new Gucci Bloom Parfum alongside expanded lipstick finishes for the iconic Rosso Ancora shade and other classic lip colours.
The Gucci Bloom Parfum has an intense reinterpretation of the original floral scent, centred on a signature white floral accord of jasmine and tuberose, enriched with coral jasmine, amber, vanilla, Peru balsam extract, and a unique co-extracted tuberose note to add warmth and gourmand, woody undertones.
Simultaneously, the lipstick collection has been extended with Rosso Ancora now offered in two new finishes: a high-shine Rouge de Beauté Brillant and a transfer-proof Rouge à Lèvres Liquide Mat, enhancing options for luxury lip wear.
The products for Gucci beauty range include richly pigmented lipsticks, radiant bronzers, and iconic perfumes like Gucci Bloom, each designed to celebrate individuality and elegance.
The brand is known for its vintage-inspired packaging and daring campaigns, often driven by creative director Thomas de Kluyver’s eccentric vision.
Meanwhile, Gucci, Kering’s flagship brand, experienced a 23% revenue decline, bringing in €7.7 billion(USD 8.72 billion) for the year.
Sales from its directly operated retail network, which accounts for 91% of total revenue, dropped 21%, while wholesale revenue fell 28%.
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