£240.00
The Roaring Twenties. Mademoiselle Chanel took jersey, the beautifully raw, supple fabric used to make sailor sweaters, and dressed women in flowing garments that could be worn with natural, effortless elegance. JERSEY evokes the joy of this flight of freedom in a soft and creamy fragrance. JERSEY combines the softness of lavender with that of Bourbon vanilla in a creamy accord heightened with notes of white musk.
No fragrance house carries the cultural authority of CHANEL. No. 5 - created in 1921 and still the world's most recognised perfume - remains a benchmark for everything that followed. Chance brought a new, youthful spontaneity; Coco Mademoiselle a modern, sensual confidence; Bleu de CHANEL a quiet masculine authority.