Chloe Parfums Chloe
“Chloé (Parfums Chloé) by Chloé is a Floral fragrance for women”
The Quick Read
Respected, if divisive — a white floral, floral composition with a tuberose undertone. Voted best for fall and winter wear, leaning feminine.
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Chloé Parfums Chloé, launched in 1975 and created by Betty Busse, is a floral masterpiece that captures the essence of French elegance. The fragrance opens with aldehydes and fresh notes like bergamot and honeysuckle, before unfolding into a rich blend of white florals such as tuberose, jasmine, and ylang-ylang. These are complemented by warm base notes of amber, musk, and sandalwood, which ground the composition in an enveloping warmth.
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Application Tips
Apply this fragrance to pulse points for a warm embrace throughout the day. The aldehydic top notes are bright but fleeting, so allow it time to develop on your skin before heading out. It pairs well with light layers in cooler weather.
Betty Busse
Founding perfumer · 5 fragrances
Betty Busse created Karl Lagerfeld's first perfume, Chloé (1975), a bouquet of white florals and woodsy musk, and Nina Ricci's Fleur de Fleurs (1982), a floral aldehyde fragrance.
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The story behind the bottle.
The quiet sophistication of a late afternoon in a sunlit Parisian apartment, where fresh flowers mingle with woody notes and the subtle warmth of amber.
Fig. 01 — Chloe Parfums Chloe, Chloé
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