Nose: Olivier Polge
Notes according to Fragrantica: Top notes are Aldehydes and Litchi; middle notes are Turkish Rose, Grasse Rose, Raspberry and Peach; base notes are Violet, Powdery Notes, Iris, Orris, Tonka Bean, Mimosa, Benzoin and Vanilla.
Year: 2015
Named after Coco Chanel’s friend Misia this is a violet perfume perhaps hinting at homosexuality. Violets used to be a symbol of lesbianism. Although, it’s not that every time someone wore violets they meant to hint at being a lesbian. My signature fragrance doesn’t hint at that. I’m not attracted to women. …Coco Chanel might have been though.
Regardless…this is a buttery, sugar sweet, beautifully Chanelesque fragrance created by the great Olivier Polge. The mimosa, raspberry and peach notes are very noticeable too, if you look for them, so to speak. It also has surprising depth for such a sweet perfume.
Sillage is lighter than many perfumes, but for a violet fragrance it’s stronger than is usual.
This is a very elegant Chanel. The drydown is sublime.
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