L'Heure Bleue 2026 is an Eau de Parfum by Guerlain composed by Delphine Jelk, which borrows the name of the 1912 classic without borrowing its formula. An ozonic accord opens on pear and neroli, a double iris, custom-made tincture and butter, holds the heart with jasmine, and vanilla closes on ambroxan and musks. The house classifies it as floral amber.
The inverted heart bottle from 1912, revisited in a blue gradient with gold lettering, refillable.
Guerlain reuses the inverted heart bottle designed for L'Heure Bleue of 1912, whose inverted heart-shaped cap is one of the house's most recognizable silhouettes. Here it is dressed in a blue gradient running from light to deep, like a fragment of sky caught between day and night, the name set in gold lettering and the neck ring tinted blue. The shape does not change, only the color changes: it is this visual continuity that carries the idea of the same blue hour reread a century later.
The bottle is designed to be refilled. The house offers a 200 ml refill compatible with the three sizes sold, 30, 50 and 100 ml, the spray unscrewing by hand for dry filling. For the launch, the specialist press also announced an exceptional one-and-a-half-liter piece, blown by glassmaker Waltersperger and ringed with leather, produced in a very limited run.