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.
Released in 2001, Coco Mademoiselle is the olfactory interpretation of the sparkling and revolutionary personality of Mademoiselle. Coco Mademoiselle is intended for bold and determined women, like Gabrielle Chanel, whose fierce independence did not prevent her from being a seductress much appreciated by men. At a time when women had little place in society, Gabrielle Chanel upended the codes and imposed her talent. Here, it is Coco Mademoiselle that pays tribute to an exemplary woman who took part in the evolution of women's condition.
Coco Mademoiselle, a variation on Jacques Polge's first fragrance
Designed for free women, Coco Mademoiselle is nonetheless charged with sensuality. It is a fragrance defined as a fresh, luminous and sensual oriental, but it is above all the reinterpretation of Jacques Polge's first fragrance for Chanel, Coco. For his very first fragrance for the house of Chanel and to pay tribute to the one known as Coco, Jacques Polge decided to create Coco, an oriental fragrance with fruity and floral notes. In 2001, Jacques Polge would reinterpret his first fragrance and its great success with Coco Mademoiselle. More sparkling than its predecessor, Coco Mademoiselle also aims to be more transparent and luminous. Of course, Jacques Polge did not forget anything of Gabrielle Chanel's strong character…
Coco Mademoiselle, a luminous chypre accord
Sexy and romantic, Coco Mademoiselle offers a striking character. Transparent and luminous, Coco Mademoiselle is the fragrance of the free women of the 21st century. Coco Mademoiselle takes flight on an ultra-vivid, citrus freshness thanks to bergamot and orange. Warm and icy, the top notes contrast sharply with the floral heart notes. Indeed, the heart of Coco Mademoiselle combines Turkish rose, an ultra-feminine variety, with Indian jasmine, a rich, opulent and highly fragrant flower. These floral notes give the composition a genuine touch of romance, tenderness and modernity. In the base, the notes turn sensual with the combination of patchouli, vetiver, vanilla and white musks, leaving behind a rather bewitching sillage… Jacques Helleu, artistic director of Chanel, chose to accompany this composition with a romantic and clean-lined bottle. The transparency of the glass conveys the freshness and purity of Coco Mademoiselle.
Jacques Polge pays tribute to Gabrielle Chanel with Coco Mademoiselle. A reinterpretation of his first fragrance for the house of Chanel, Jacques Polge outdoes himself by imagining a fragrance that is at once seductive, fresh, luminous and ultra-feminine, without forgetting a strong character.