In 1921, Gabrielle Chanel asked Ernest Beaux to create "a woman's perfume, a scent of a woman." Beaux presented her with samples of a visionary composition that made unprecedented use of aldehydes. Mademoiselle chose the 5th and decided to name it, simply, N°5. In 2008, Jacques Polge, then the CHANEL perfumer, reinterpreted his predecessor's radical creation by approaching N°5 from a new angle, revealing its hidden side: EAU PREMIÈRE, a light, airy, luminous version of the now and forever fragrance.
CHANEL N°5 Eau Première Eau De Parfum Spray In Neutral
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N°5 Eau Première Eau De Parfum Spray In Neutral
In 1921, Gabrielle Chanel asked Ernest Beaux to create "a woman's perfume, a scent of a woman." Beaux presented her with samples of a visionary composition that made unprecedented use of aldehydes. Mademoiselle chose the 5th and decided to name it, simply, N°5. In 2008, Jacques Polge, then the CHANEL perfumer, reinterpreted his predecessor's radical creation by approaching N°5 from a new angle, revealing its hidden side: EAU PREMIÈRE, a light, airy, luminous version of the now and forever fragrance.