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Description
Chloé Signature Eau de Parfum 50ml Spray
Treat yourself to intense indulgence with Chloe Signature, the elegant and luxurious fragrance for the chic modern woman.
From the first spritz, this women's perfume unfolds its delicate layers to reveal a bright and beautiful floral bouquet that's sure to turn heads. Undeniably alluring, slightly sweet and irresistibly sensual, this fragrance releases a burst of exotic lychee, powdery freesia and rosy peony before unveiling its heart notes of lily-of-the-valley, passionate rose and citrusy magnolia. Leaving you with a luscious linger of sultry Virginian cedar and rich musk, this Chloe perfume offers both femininity and sensuality, perfect for any enticing enchantress.
Housed in a gorgeous ribbed glass bottle that adorns the distinguishable Chloe logo and a pretty pink bow, this show-stopping scent presents itself as a gift that keeps on giving. With contemporary and striking silver accents to complete the design, this bottle looks as stunning as it smells.
With a generous 50ml volume, this Chloe perfume is the perfect size to slot into your purse for fresh bursts of fragrance while on the go, keeping you smelling just as luxurious when you come home as you did when you left.
Timeless by nature, this Eau de Parfum makes a gorgeous gift to any regal woman in your life, albeit your mother, sister, girlfriend or, of course, yourself!
Explore the fruity-floral fragrance trail of Chloe Signature and discover your latest fragrance obsession.
Manufacturer's description:
Karl Lagerfeld launched Chloe Eau de Parfum in 2008 as an oriental floral fragrance for women. The fragrance is a feminine in rather non-traditional and is not all out girls way that creates elegant yet daring perfume. Chole Eau de Parfum opens up with sweet exotic litchi with peony and freesia then moves onto charming floral garden of magnolia, lily-of-the-valley and rose then it finishes the scent with cedar and amber. The notes behind the fragrance was created by Amandine Marie and Michel Almairac.
