The 1957 perfume is a sensual harmony of white musk notes mixed with bergamot, iris and neroli, as well as notes of cedar. It is also enhanced by the notes of honey and powder.
ProducerIn 1957, in the United States, Coco Chanel becomes world famous and receives an award for her excellence in fashion. It has excelled in employing rare ingredients in designing its creations and enhancing its splendor. Her talent and famous style are reflected in the 1957 fragrance. It is also highlighted by the carefully used white musk notes. With this radiant harmony, CHANEL leaves its usual mark on its style.
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The 1957 perfume is a sensual harmony of white musk notes mixed with bergamot, iris and neroli, as well as notes of cedar. It is also enhanced by the notes of honey and powder.
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In 1957, Gabrielle Chanel received the Neiman Marcus Fashion Award in Dallas. She is now world-famous for her creative talent, employing rare ingredients, carefully selecting them, and enhancing their splendor to design her creations. Her talent and famous style are reflected in the 1957 perfume. It also stands out through the whiffs of white musk mixed with floral and woody tones, honey and powder notes. With this radiant harmony, CHANEL leaves its usual mark on its style.