Coco Mademoiselle: The Chanel woman between elegance and mystery For Chanel, no fragrance resembles another, no scent can be compared. Coco Mademoiselle, a worthy heir to Coco and a new protagonist and leader among the new-trend chypre fragrances, offers a sparkling, ultra-feminine juice.
Perfumery draws its inspiration from many things. Most often, it is particular places or distant travels. However, unique personalities can also be a source of creativity. Thus, Gabrielle Chanel gave birth to a fragrance named Coco, in 1984. Once very powerful and rich in spices, it echoed Gabrielle Chanel's love for the baroque style. Then, in 2001, Chanel decided it was high time to modernize this essence. This is how Coco Mademoiselle came into being. But how did its bottle follow this transformation? Here are the different elements composing the Coco Mademoiselle bottle.
The clean-lined bottle of Coco Mademoiselle
Coco Mademoiselle comes in a clean-lined glass cube, whose walls are entirely smooth. It displays a very stripped-down style. Yet it retains a luxurious look and even seems to have been designed down to the smallest detail. It thus features finely beveled edges, the work of exceptional glassmaking craftsmanship and absolute precision. In a spirit of eccentricity and originality, Coco Mademoiselle has no label. In reality, it relies on a trompe-l'oeil effect. Its glass is frosted at the center, forming a rectangle resembling a label. Moreover, this shape is underlined by a fine gold trim, a mark of its elegance and innate sense of luxury. A white ribbon also embellishes its neck, bearing the fine Chanel logo, itself rendered in a gold hue. Finally, the whole is topped with a finely sculpted cap. Transparent, it too relies on frosted glass and appears to have been crafted like a genuine diamond. From there, one need only lift it to reveal its gold-toned spray. With Coco Mademoiselle, everything is elegance and lightness. Moreover, its pale pink juice resembles the color of feminine skin. It is a genuine invitation to caress.
Coco Mademoiselle, an emblematic Chanel bottle
While Coco Mademoiselle has a style entirely its own, it draws very strongly on one of the most famous bottles in the world. Indeed, this was established by the best-selling fragrance on the planet: the iconic Chanel No. 5, designed in 1921. Its silhouette is absolutely the same as it once was. Thus, this bottle has managed to cross a century of history without aging a bit. Here, all the main elements of its visual have been preserved, whether its slightly beveled edges, its cap cut like a precious stone, or its cubic, clean-lined format. Thus, thanks to its bottle, Coco Mademoiselle possesses a timeless, universal style. It draws us back into the rich heritage of one of the greatest French houses.
As a reminder, the Coco Mademoiselle bottle comes in four different sizes, a rare enough occurrence to be worth noting. To satisfy every desire, it exists in versions of 35, 50, 100 or 200 ml.