Chloé is a house synonymous with grace, romance and elegance. Nevertheless, it withdrew from the perfumery sector for many years before returning in 2008 with a fragrance simply named Chloé.
Michel Almairac and the house of Chloé have restored the beautiful rose to its full glory through the magnificent collection of Chloé fragrances. From 2008 onward, with Chloé signature, we had the pleasure of discovering a rose that dons all the most beautiful evening attire with each new flanker. With Chloé Fleur de Parfum, the rose is barely open and unfolds in the softness of spring days.
Chloé Fleur de Parfum, or the spring rose by Michel Almairac and Mylène Alran
Between Michel Almairac and the house of Chloé, it is a beautiful love story told in fragrances but also and above all in roses. In 2008, with Chloé Signature, Michel Almairac offered the scent of a rose that had, until then, not really won unanimous favor. Retro, too opulent, too classic, or on the contrary too closely associated with hygiene products, the poor rose was forgotten for decades. That was before accounting for the talents of a few great perfumers who restored all of its fine olfactory qualities.
Like Jean-Claude Ellena or Sophia Grosjman, Michel Almairac (aptly nicknamed Monsieur Rose) gave the flower of our gardens a second youth by faceting it with dynamic and modern raw materials. Michel Almairac, alias Monsieur Rose, invents a clean and invigorating rose. To those who thought the rose as a soliflore sounded retro, Almairac responds that the flower of Aphrodite holds boundless richness, according to Grazia.
Thus, Monsieur Rose has invented for Chloé a host of fragrant stories in which the rose is told at times with force and power, at times with finesse and old-fashioned charm. For Chloé Fleur de Parfum, the perfumer worked hand in hand with Mylène Alran to offer a powdery rose, fresh in its spring opulence.
A modern, feminine and floral fragrance, as Chloé describes Chloé Fleur de Parfum.
Chloé's rose dons green and fruity freshness for Chloé Fleur de Parfum
Between Michel Almairac, the magician of roses, and Mylène Alran, the perfumer behind the floral splendors of Bentley or Bottega Veneta, the composition of Chloé Fleur de Parfum was bound to unfold like an immense bouquet of bucolic, wonderful scents.
Bergamot, lemongrass and grapefruit open the lovely Chloé Fleur de Parfum on sparkling top notes that pair beautifully with a powerful green note of verbena flower.
Then, in the heart, the two perfumers chose to feature in this spring cocktail flowers only in the form of pistils. The rose thus appears in full bloom of its scent and pairs with fruity notes of raspberry and blackcurrant, further softened by a few light, milky notes of spring cherry blossom.
Finally, the almond-like touch of cherry blossom gently leads us toward the enveloping, cottony depths of white musks and cedar.
It is a lush bouquet, as Elle describes Chloé Fleur de Parfum.