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Le Chameau · Sold as unisex
Places Of New York
The aroma of fresh coffee and pastries from a street-side café, blending with the crisp morning air on a bustling New York street corner.
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Places Of New YorkBudget · under $40Composition & Character
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2025, Places Of New York by Le Chameau is an unisex fragrance that captures the essence of the city through its vibrant and layered composition. The opening notes of orange blossom and bergamot create a fresh and invigorating atmosphere, reminiscent of the crisp morning air on a bustling street corner. This bright citrus freshness gives way to a heart of tuberose and Indian jasmine, which adds a touch of floral sophistication and warmth. The woody base notes of sandalwood and cedar provide a grounding presence, making this fragrance feel both modern and lasting.
Apply two sprays to pulse points in the morning for a fragrance that evolves throughout the day. The citrus top notes are bright but dissipate within an hour, while the floral and woody base notes continue to develop close to the skin.
Fig. 01 — Places Of New York, Le Chameau
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