Chloé Signature Eau de Parfum 50ml is the modern rose that defined a generation of feminine perfumery — composed in 2008 by Amandine Clerc-Marie and Michel Almairac, and built on a delicate, watery pink rose softened with peony, lychee and freesia. The heart layers magnolia and lily-of-the-valley over the rose, while a discreet base of Virginia cedar and amber gives the fragrance just enough warmth to last comfortably through the day. Houses in the iconic clear glass flacon with the brown ribbon. About Chloé Founded in Paris in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, Chloé pioneered the idea of luxury prêt-à-porter and built its identity around a soft, romantic, free-spirited femininity. The 2008 Eau de Parfum — known to fans simply as "Chloé Signature" — distilled that aesthetic into perfume form and remains one of the most recognised feminine fragrances of the past two decades. Fragrance notes Top: Peony, Lychee, Freesia Heart: Rose, Lily-of-the-valley, Magnolia Base: Virginia cedar, Amber Olfactory family: Floral | Launched: 2008 Who it's for Chloé Signature suits women who like rose without it ever feeling heavy or old-fashioned — modern, pink, slightly powdery and easy to wear. It works beautifully in spring and summer, equally at home in office hours, weekday lunches and weddings. If you love fragrances like Stella McCartney Stella or Marc Jacobs Daisy in their floral-rose facets, Chloé sits comfortably in the same family. How to use Hold the brown-ribboned bottle around 15 cm from the skin. Spray onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears. Two to three sprays balance presence and trail without overwhelming. For longer wear on cool days, mist lightly across the hair or scarf. Specifications Size: 50ml Concentration: Eau de Parfum Gender: Women Brand: Chloé Year: 2008 Perfumers: Amandine Clerc-Marie, Michel Almairac A modern, romantic rose that has earned its place as a contemporary classic — softly powdery, quietly confident, beautifully wearable.
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