FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, Nº5 WEARS RED

No. 5 Limited Edition by Chanel is an "Eau de Parfum" for women belonging to the Floral Aldehyde family. For the first time in history, the iconic No. 5 bottle is dyed red, intense and fiery, Coco Chanel's favorite color. A limited and collector's edition that becomes an object of desire for all users of the fragrance.

This is the best-selling perfume in the world, one of the most desired, which denotes exclusivity and luxury, an inspiration for many, and an irreplaceable classic for others. This is perhaps the most prestigious and coveted women's perfume in the world, and a classic icon of the Chanel brand.

Despite the chromatic change of its bottle, the essence that it keeps inside is still the same that was born in 1921 by the perfumer Ernest Beaux, and at the express request of Gabrielle Chanel. She wanted a feminine fragrance "with the scent of women", and with these same words she demanded it. We can affirm that he fully succeeded. Nº5 is the first perfume from the exclusive signature Chanel, with which she managed to launch herself to stardom and strengthen her empire in perfumery by leaps and bounds. A unique experience to live at least once in your life.

ITS ADDICTIVE STELA… It is an authentic powdery floral bouquet. It was the first perfume to use the aldehyde technique. Soft, ultra-feminine and delicate floral aromas, combined with soft and discreet hints of vanilla, patchouli and musk. Unique and revolutionary characteristics at that time, which almost a century later, remain intact.

ELITIST FRAGRANCE . Chanel was aware that exclusivity is often a great advertising weapon, and at its launch, this was a fragrance that very few could access, which produced a greater effect of desire for her. Years later, the miniature edition was released, more affordable than its original size.

Nº5. The name of this perfume is due to the fact that the perfumer presented several samples of the perfume to Gabrielle, and the one chosen was No. 5. In honor of this, the designer decided to keep this simple name for the great creation.