BEAUTY
LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL - LES HUILES CORPS
Rim Nsouli
3-June-2024
Fragrance is the essence of allure and an encounter with the inner self. It is a sensual, mysterious alchemy that verges on love.
CHANEL follows the fragrance trail and establishes a new, even more intimate ritual. With the LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL Huiles Corps, fragrance application is reinvented, leaving convention behind for an ultra-luxurious, elevated new application technique for the body.
The oils extend the fragrance and form a perfect harmony with it to intensify the fragrance trail. Alone, they are literally a skin fragrance, in the original, tactile and sensorial meaning of the word.
The Huiles Corps reinterpret four iconic Eaux de Parfum from the LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL collection: 1957, COROMANDEL, BEIGE and GARDÉNIA.
These perfect mirrors never betray the original scent of their twin fragrances, but provide a soft and luminous new texture that is simply voluptuous. An opportunity to rediscover four compositions imbued with the infallible elegance of CHANEL.
1957: A nod to the year 1957 and to the United States, where Gabrielle Chanel was hailed as the most influential fashion designer of the 20th century. This comfortable and soft fragrance reveals a complex blend of white musk notes, forming an immaculate canvas on which powdery, honeyed and cedar notes shimmer.
COROMANDEL: Inspired by the precious screens that lined Mademoiselle's private apartments, this voluptuous fragrance orchestrates a mysterious encounter between amber notes, swirls of frankincense, the vanilla sweetness of a benzoin accord, and woody patchouli.
BEIGE: An ode to one of the iconic CHANEL colors - that Gabrielle Chanel liked to wear. This radiant blend of white petals and yellow gold envelops the skin in tender powdery flowers with honeyed accents of jasmine, combined with a hawthorn-freesia-frangipani accord revealing a subtle touch of almond.
GARDENIA: The floral fragrance par excellence evoking the luminous camellia that was Gabrielle Chanel's favorite. The sensual freshness of White flowers is tinged with a note of vanilla, and was composed by Emest Beaux.
