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In 2001, Coco Mademoiselle creator Jacques Polge envisioned the fragrance as
something Coco would wear if she were turning
21 at the dawn of the 21st century. It’s a floral oriental with notes of
bergamot (a sour citrus), orange, jasmine, rose and vetiver (like lemon grass).
Even though Coco Mademoiselle is in the oriental fragrance family, it
doesn’t smell stuffy or old-lady at all. It’s youthful and sophisticated. You
won’t smell like an older woman who lunches as a profession and totes a small fluffy white dog in her $4,000 Chanel handbag. You will smell like a confident young woman strutting down
the street in a classic black suit.
Scent category: floral oriental
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