Priscilla Presley

Priscilla Presley, the ex-wife of Elvis Presley and mother of Lisa-Marie Presley was born Priscilla Ann Wagner in 1945. She spent some of her late childhood in Germany where she, at the age of 14, met Elvis Presley. She married the singer in 1967 and gave birth to her daughter in 1968. The marriage to Elvis Presley did not last and Priscilla eventually decided to go her own way, make her own decisions and to open a shop with her stylist and friend Olivia Bis. Priscilla then wanted to work as a model and actress, dreams that she could not fulfill while having been married to Elvis Presley. In 1983 she was cast for a role in the TV series The Fall Guy and for the movie Love Is Forever. It was also in 1983 that she took on the role of Jenna Wade in the popular TV show Dallas. She has been part of the plot on and off from 1983 to 1985. Priscilla Presley shot to worldwide fame when she played the role of Jane Spencer, Leslie Nielsen's love interest, in the comedy movie The Naked Gun. She appeared as the female lead actress in two more successful sequels of the Naked Gun alongside Leslie Nielsen. In Aaron Spelling's cult TV show Melrose Place Presley's part was that of playing Nurse Benson in a few episodes in 1996. In the 1998 TV movie Breakfast with Einstein, she played the role of Keelin. In the following year she made two appearances on the comedy show Spin City. The last movie she appeared in was Hayley Wagner, Star from 2000. In 1988, the same year that she starred in the first of the three The Naked Gun movies, Priscilla Presley ventured into the world of perfumes. The first fragrance for women that was launched under the brand name of Priscilla Presley was Moments. Moments was built around intense notes of aldehydes, amber, patchouli, orris root and oakmoss. The fragrance and matching body products sold well and convinced her and Procter & Gamble to further break into the beauty sector. Experiences, the second fragrance, was aimed at real women with real life experiences. The scent featured dominant notes of aldehydes and rose. In 1995 Indian Summer was introduced to the market. It was probably the most loved of all scents of the Priscilla Presley brand. The floral-green composition with intense notes of tea, rose, lotus, violet, cedar and citruses attracted a large fan base. Roses And More, the 4th fragrance of Priscilla Presley, hit the shelves in 1998. It was an instant hit with the customers and is still considered as one of the loveliest rose soliflores of all time. Her last collection of fragrances, all of them limited editions of the Indian Summer line, was launched in 2000. Indian Summer Red, Indian Summer Blue and Indian Summer Green were Indian Summer spin-offs that were aimed at different characters. This collection sold out quickly. Priscilla Presley is an avid supporter of the Dreams Foundation, a charity that helps terminally ill people make the most of their dreams. Designer Priscilla Presley has 10 perfumes in our fragrance base. The earliest edition was created in 1990 and the newest is from 2000. The nose who worked on the fragrances is Ralf Schwieger.