Puig, a Spanish fragrance business, received a license to utilize the Carolina Herrera name in the production and marketing of a perfume line in the late 1980s. Puig purchased the Carolina Herrera fashion company in 1995, naming Carolina as Creative Director.
They launched the CH Carolina Herrera ready-to-wear line in 2008. By 2012, there were 18 Carolina Herrera and CH Carolina Herrera boutiques across the world, and her designs could be found in 280 outlets in 104 countries.
Carolina Jr. and Patricia Lansing, Carolina’s daughters, have been actively involved in the brand’s creative direction and design since 2011. In February 2016, WWD reported that the company’s fragrance division had a presence in over 25,000 retail outlets worldwide, while the CH brand had 129 standalone storefronts.
In Caracas in 1968, Carolina Herrera married Reinaldo Herrera Guevara. Reinaldo received the prestigious Spanish title of The Fifth Marquis of Torre Casa in 1962, following the death of his father.
He was well recognized in Venezuela for presenting the early-morning news show Buenos Das. The fourth Marquis of Torre Casa and Don Reinaldo Herrera Uslar, Reinaldo’s father, was a renowned sugarcane plantation owner, nobleman, and art collector in Venezuela.
As a result of her marriage, Carolina attained the illustrious title of The Marquise consort of Torre Casa. However, this title was revoked in 1992 because Reinaldo lacked a son to succeed him.
Carolina Herrera Grandchildren: Meet Atalanta Báez, Olympia Báez, Miguel Báez
Carolina Herrera’s grandchildren are Atalanta Báez, Olympia Báez, and Miguel Báez. At the moment, not much is known about them. This will be updated as we continue to discover more about the family.