Chantal Thomass is the Eau de Parfum that the lingerie designer launched in 2002 under her own name, on a composition by Christophe Raynaud. Floral and fruity, it opens on raspberry, blueberry and apple, reserves its heart for violet, orange blossom, heliotrope and rose, and ends on musk, amber, patchouli and sandalwood.
Leg-shaped bottle, dressed with a stocking seam and a black tulle garter; Eau de Parfum in a 100 ml spray bottle.
The bottle takes the silhouette of a curved leg, which the house presents as the perfume's showcase. The glass bears the seam of a stocking and is dressed with a black tulle garter: a vocabulary borrowed from the lingerie that made the designer's reputation.
Chantal Thomass has said she entrusted its design to Sylvie de France. More than twenty years after the launch, the Eau de Parfum is still sold in this bottle, in a 100 milliliter spray bottle.