Chanel No.5 L'Eau Perfume
Lily-Rose Depp Chanel No.5 L'Eau
Yoga Hosers actress Lily-Rose Depp, daughter of actor Johnny Depp and model Vanessa Paradis, is the face of Chanel N°5 L'Eau perfume campaign. The young actress is following in her parent's footsteps - Paradis starred in Chanel Coco fragrance ads in 1991 and Depp was the face of Dior Sauvage in 2015. Created by perfumer Olivier Polge, the new L'Eau scent is a lighter version of the classic Chanel No.5 fragrance with a new composition of citrus, rose, jasmine, ylang ylang, cedar, and musk. Launched in September 2016 the new floral perfume is available as an eau de toilette spray (1.2 oz, 1.7 oz, 3.4 oz / $76-$132) at department stores.
Celebrity | Lily-Rose Depp |
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Perfume House | Chanel |
Introduced | 2016 |
Scent Classification | Floral |
Fragrance Notes | Top - lemon, mandarin, orange Heart - rose, jasmine, ylang ylang Base - cedar, cottony musk |
Perfumer | Olivier Polge |
Package Designer | -- |
Print Campaign | Model - Lily-Rose Depp Photographer - Karim Sadli |
TV Campaign | Director - Johan Renck |
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Fragrance seems like the perfect gift... until you start sniffing and second guessing what your besties want to smell like. Another way to pick: Let the special story behind each of these scents inspire your choice.
For The PARISAN AT HEART - Chanel No.5 L'Eau, $132; chanel.com
Tres Chic - Chanel No. 5 may be the most iconic fragrance in the world, but one detail flies below the radar: The cap's shape mirrors the Place Vendome. (This citrus version - the fifth No.5 - is the lightest.)
(Matlin, J. "Message In a Bottle." Cosmopolitan Dec. 2016: 152-155)
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Modern & Chic - Women who appreciate menswear details married with unexpected proportions and strong silhouettes should explore fragrances in what perfumer Ilias Ermenidis calls the "blurred lines" category. "I could wear them, my wife could wear them - they are more rogue and abstract," he says. They're fresh and clean yet not overly masculine as in a sporty cologne. And they typically share lush ingredients; orange blossom, violet leaf, and lily appear frequently. But it's the addition of more unusual essences - edamame, ambergris, basil, blueberry - that makes them interesting and a bit chameleon-like. "You can get the impression of something oceanic, citrusy, or herbal," adds [perfumer David Seth] Moltz.
CHANEL No. 5 L'Eau, $132, chanel.com
("Find the Perfect Scent." Harper's Bazaar Nov. 2016: 212-216)
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