The perfume

Chanel's N°5 Eau de parfum needs no introduction. It is one of the world's most iconic perfumes and loved by women all around the world. The perfume was launched in 1921 and was created with the help of Ernest Beaux, a French-Russian master perfumer to the tsars at the time. The perfume was created with 'the modern woman' in mind.

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The collector's edition

To celebrate the holiday season, Chanel presents the N°5 fragrance dressed in a revolutionary white packaging. The biodegradable box resembles the perfume's iconic bottle silhouette. The black and white packaging is the perfect gift you can find under your Christmas tree this year.

The scent

The perfume is a distinguishing scent. Composed of aldehyds, ylang-ylang, neroli, bergamot and lemon in the top notes, with iris, jasmine, rose, orris root and lily-of-the-valley as middle notes and at its base, notes of civet, amber, sandalwood, musk, moss, vetiver, vanilla and patchouli, the perfume makes for a complex and refined scent, that leaves a lingering aroma of floral bouquet.

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When to wear

This is a perfume you want to save for special occasions. Although, the modern-day woman will know how to make the most out of every day, so the perfume may make the perfect companion for every-day wear as well.

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