Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée: the essence of a free and audacious woman signed Chanel. Gabrielle Chanel is one of the most famous women of the last century. A revolutionary at heart, she considerably contributed to the emancipation of women.
In 1984, Chanel gave birth to a fragrance named Coco, a true tribute to its founder, Gabrielle Chanel. Then, one had to wait until 2001 to see this perfume transform and modernize. Coco Mademoiselle then became a more contemporary and streamlined juice. Even today, the story repeats itself and Chanel unveils Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée. If these three fragrances are considerably different from one another, their bottles, however, remain almost similar. So, what about this emblematic Chanel bottle? Here is everything about this sublime bottle forever anchored in the history of perfumery!
The very streamlined style of Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée
At the time Coco was born, in the 1980s, the trend was for bottles rich in numerous details, in always unexpected and highly original shapes. Yet, its bottle went in a completely different direction. Coco took up the bottle of the emblematic Chanel N°5 for a very streamlined and pared-down result. And this is precisely the shape found in Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée. Indeed, is it not its simplicity that gives it such longevity? The bottle of Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée is a timeless piece, whose silhouette dates back about a century, since it was born in 1921. Yet, it is no less fascinating and luxurious for that. As proof, it has been on display since 1959 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The heavy weight of its glass is a guarantee of its quality. Its beveled edges give it an extra touch of luxury. Better still: its bottle is sculpted like an emerald, while echoing the shape of Place Vendôme seen from above. Thus, Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée immerses us in eternal Paris. By taking up one of Chanel's oldest bottles, Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée offers us a piece of the heritage of one of the greatest French luxury houses.
The new orange hue of Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée
While the shape of the Chanel bottle has been fully preserved, its color, on the other hand, has been transformed. On one hand, its once perfectly polished glass is now more frosted. Thus, its surface is slightly velvety. This has the effect of softening its color, like a watercolor. And this is precisely how Chanel wanted its bottle, to recall that its ingredients have also been softened to bring more tenderness. The orange color, for its part, aims to be velvety while remaining energizing. A few gold elements further enhance this bottle and bring it an additional touch of luxury. Thus, a trim is notably applied around the edge of its label and at its neck. The spray bottle of Coco Mademoiselle L'Eau Privée, for its part, is covered in a gleaming lacquer. The rest of the Chanel label as well as a band fixed to its neck opt for a beige hue. The whole proves perfectly tender and poetic, just like the perfume contained in this glass bottle.