Le Nectar

Chloé launched Le Nectar in fall 2026, a parfum intense composed by Romain Almairac. The Journal du Luxe sees it as the most gourmand iteration of the house’s signature line; Now Smell This links it to the 2008 eau de parfum.

A breath of the seventies

The house roots the fragrance in the spirit of the 1970s, a founding decade for the house created by Gaby Aghion in 1952. It sees in it an instinctive woman, true to herself, who finds her own rhythm between past and present, free of all convention.

Romain Almairac says he sought the contrast between the warmth of older perfumes and the radiance of contemporary femininity. He speaks of a tempo of neroli and tonka, where the warmth of patchouli meets a modern light.

A Paris launch

For the fall season, according to the Journal du Luxe, the house opened a pop-up in the Marais, at the La Patate Douce coffee shop, with the Nocibé chain: drinks inspired by the notes of the fragrance and of the original eau de parfum, and sample giveaways.

What the house says

The house presents it as an ambery, gourmand, neo-vintage fragrance, and in its English version as a luminous, elegant and intense amber-woody floral. It is sold in refillable 30, 50 and 100 milliliter bottles, under the responsibility of Coty France.