Champs-Elysées Eau de Toilette

Champs-Elysées by Guerlain, the Eau de Toilette of a chic and avant-garde Parisian woman

The City of Paris enjoys worldwide renown. Yet if there had to be only one place to represent it, it would likely be the Champs-Élysées. Highly coveted by the greatest designers, this street is considered the most beautiful avenue in the world. Guerlain had always dreamed of establishing itself there, and it was in this spirit that its Champs-Elysées perfume was created, in 1996. Today, it is transformed into a lighter Eau de Toilette.

Champs-Elysées, a wish fulfilled in 1914

Since its founding, Guerlain had cherished the dream of one day establishing itself on the Champs-Élysées. This became a reality in 1914, at number 68. Today, it is a legendary address where all lovers of fine things gather. As if to pay tribute to this exceptional place, Guerlain decided to dedicate a perfume to it, in 1996. Champs-Elysées Eau de Toilette seems to hold within it this perpetual effervescence. It gives rhythm to life with elegance and refinement.

Champs-Elysées, a transparent, floral and fruity composition

Champs-Elysées by Guerlain is a sparkling, luminous juice. Like a crystalline laugh, it is built mainly around an icy rose. Mimosa also lends it a sun-kissed, spring-like breath. Blackcurrant berries make it more tangy. Its heart, meanwhile, crackles at the touch of lilac. Finally, Champs-Elysées Eau de Toilette ends with a sensual caress based on hibiscus and almond wood.

When Guerlain's glass sculpture gives way to the Bee Bottle

Initially, the Champs-Elysées perfume was presented in a kind of glass sculpture with a very Parisian architecture. Its bottle drew inspiration from the Louvre pyramid. Today, as part of Guerlain's collection of great classics, Champs-Elysées Eau de Toilette is presented in a reinterpretation of the legendary Bee Bottle.

Champs-Elysées Eau de Toilette by Guerlain

For a chic and avant-garde Parisian woman, Champs Elysées is a fragrance of intense seduction. Improvised, life becomes a game for this floral, cheerful fragrance celebrating rose and mimosa. A tribute to women, the Champs Elysées silhouette bottle expresses her blossomed body. Topped with a wide-fronted cap, the polished glass stretches out and enhances these evocative curves. This fullness, beautiful and complete, is firmly anchored on a triangle of life: between the Pei pyramid and the Arc de Triomphe, it can also evoke the perspective of the Champs-Elysées.

Fruity floral. Transparent, luminous, sparkling. The fragrance bursts with a crystalline laugh: the transparency of the rose, icy like a petal, softens the flight of the tender, crumpled leaves of mimosa. Blackcurrant berries, light and tangy in tempo, harmonize in parallel with the subtlety of almond blossoms. The heart, of a delicate and supremely refined sensibility, quivers with the silky trembling of mimosa flowers. These tiny suns ignite and impart to the skin an unsuspected sensuality, a dancing light, a joyful light that illuminates the buddleia; this enchanting tree whose branches, every spring, welcome clouds of butterflies drawn to this intoxicating scent with hints of lilac. This long caress becomes pure pleasure when the base blends the sensual accents of hibiscus seed with the softness of almond wood.

Its silhouette bottle expresses the beauty of a woman's body. Topped with a wide-fronted cap, the polished glass stretches out and enhances the evocative curves of the woman. This fullness, beautiful and complete, is firmly anchored on a triangle of life. Between the Pei pyramid and the Arc de Triomphe, it evokes the famous perspective of the Champs-Élysées.

With Champs-Élysées, it is the first time in perfumery that mimosa is used in all its majesty.
Inspired by spring and summer beneath a mimosa in bloom, Champs-Élysées is an interpretation of vegetal freshness in all its splendor.