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Chloé, the Eau de Parfum launched in 2008, marked the house’s return to perfumery with its first pillar fragrance in more than ten years. Michel Almairac and Amandine Marie of Robertet composed it for Coty as an amber floral built around rose, opening on a powdery bouquet of peony, lychee and freesia. Several critics found it banal; the public made it a success and the start of a line.

A pleated glass bottle with a vintage feel, its neck tied by hand with a petal-pink ribbon.

The house describes a timeless bottle with a vintage feel: pleated glass whose neck is dressed with a petal-pink ribbon tied by hand. The line’s variations keep this silhouette, like the 2017 Absolu de Parfum, with its neck dipped in gold.

At launch, in February 2008, the bottle came in 30, 50 and 75 ml. The 100 ml size is now refillable: the house offers a 150 ml refill in recycled aluminum, and this bottle contains 25% recycled glass.