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Coco Chanel
Abstract: A spicy tribute to Coco Chanel herself
Named for Gabrielle Chanel's nickname, Coco Chanel was created in 1984. Inspired by Coco's love of combining opposites, this classic is made up of fruits, florals and enticing spices. The grand dame herself designed the distinctive angular bottle.
Notes: Mandarin, Coriander, Peach, Orange Blossom, Mimosa, Clove, Rose, Sandal, Vanilla, Civet, Amber
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Credit: chanel.com
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"Coco Chanel" definately requires a specific taste for woodsy spice, although a smooth velvet note runs throughout the scent. I would really never expect this scent to triumph as feminine, but it does. More Katherine Hepburn than Marilyn Monroe, "Coco" is "Sicily" without the soapiness and "Prada" without the intense cream-annisette. It's pure delicious intoxication.
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Heads always turn when I wear this fragrance. It has a strong feminine presence. Sheer elegance!
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