Lilac by Chanel, launched in 1929 and sometimes referred to as Lilas de Chanel, takes its name from a word rich in poetry, history, and sens...

Magnolia de Chanel, launched in 1927, carries a name that is at once botanical, poetic, and quietly symbolic. The magnolia is an ancient flo...

Chypre by Chanel, launched in 1925, bears a name that is both specific and steeped in perfume history. Chypre is the French word for Cyprus,...

Ambre by Chanel, launched in 1925, bears a name that immediately signals depth, warmth, and sensuality. Ambre is the French word for amber, ...

Rose by Chanel, launched in 1926, carries a name that is deceptively simple yet culturally and emotionally dense. The word rose comes from L...

Jasmin by Chanel, launched in 1933, bears a name that is at once simple and deeply evocative. Jasmin is the French spelling of jasmine, deri...

Sycamore by Chanel, launched in 1930, was a deliberate and almost philosophical departure from the prevailing idea of femininity in perfumer...