CHANEL: The Art of Creating Fragrance : Flowers of the French Riviera
Flowers of the French Riviera
Lionel Pailles
Pierre Even
Chanel No. 5 has been made with flowers from the same picturesque patch of land between the Alps and the Mediterranean, known as the Pegomas Valley, since the perfume was created in 1921. Every year hundreds of pounds of flowers are cultivated, picked, and distilled, following secret traditions. For the first time, the artisanal techniques used to create the world's most coveted perfumes are revealed. The six-volume collection contains a book on each of the main five flowers from which all Chanel perfumes are made - centifolia rose, iris, jasmine, geranium, and tuberose - with the first book profiling the creators and detailing the process. This beautiful and lavish gift set offers a fascinating look into the storied brand of Chanel and the art of making perfume.
Lionel Pailles is a perfume expert that writes for a wide variety of fashion magazines such as Grazia, Culte(s) and Cosmétique Mag. He anchors a radio chronicle dedicated to perfumes and fashion called "Goûts de Luxe (BFM) and writes a blog on the same subject, Belles molécules. He is the director of a documentary on Mathilde Laurent, who creates perfume for Cartier.
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