Le 1940 Rouge de Chanel

I had the opportunity to experience a reimagined 1940s trilogy : Beige, Bleu, and Rouge. Composed by French perfumer Camille de Toledo. Incredibly faithful to a Beaux-inspired style, these are rich in naturals, and unmistakably vintage in character. Her Rouge opens with a shimmering burst of aldehydes brightened by Bourbon geranium, instantly setting a bold, effervescent mood. The heart is a plush floral duet of rose and violet , powdery, romantic, and very much in the spirit of mid-century grand parfums. As it settles, amber softens the edges with warmth, while vetiver brings an earthy, slightly smoky depth. The result is elegant and dramatic, a fragrance that truly feels like stepping back in time.

The notes listed doesnt look like Ernest Beaux at all... Dont you agree it would be nicer if the "Le Exclisiv.." line looked like these bottles in this unique ad?

Sherihan, yes, or at least they could have introduced a new EDP line in such bottles to mark the saturation, complexity and versatility of а new fragrance group.

I WISH They would Do a LIMITED Edition of ALL These Very RARE CHANEL fragrances....I would RUN Not Walk to The Boutique!!