N°5 eau de parfum

N°5 Eau de Parfum shares its olfactory signature with the iconic original.

The floral aldehydic bouquet is enhanced with citrus notes and voluptuous vanilla.

In 1921, Coco Chanel decided to create a fragrance unlike any other.

"A woman's perfume with the scent of a woman."

To fulfil her request, perfumer Ernest Beaux broke with the traditional codes of perfumery and presented her with an olfactory revolution.

A daring fragrance, an opulent, abstract, mysterious bouquet with no dominant notes. A radical change with the unprecedented use of aldehydes.

Gabrielle Chanel gave it a name like a code.

N°5

In 1986, Jacques Polge, CHANEL nose since 1978, reinterpreted his predecessor's olfactory score to create an even more generous version of N°5: the Eau de Parfum.

To house N°5, Gabrielle Chanel chose a simple laboratory bottle. A minimalist design that would highlight the fragrance.

Its stopper, cut like a diamond, was inspired by the shape of Place Vendôme in Paris. The lines of the now-iconic bottle have remained practically unchanged since its creation.