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This century-old scent remains at the forefront of the fragrance industry today. Here, see the story of No5

Chanel No5: The history of the iconic perfume

Anne de Courcy considers the importance of Chanel No 5, a perfume that had a significant impact on fashion trends…

How Chanel No 5 Revolutionised The Beauty Business

This is a curious book, by turns profound and whimsical. Karl Schlögel, a professor of Eastern European history at Frankfurt, begins by stating he didn’t know anything about his chosen subject of perfume beyond going into department stores and duty-free shops to encounter a ‘peculiar mélange of scents… the light and sparkle of crystal, the

The sweet smell of success: the story behind Chanel No 5's

In 1921, on the fifth day of May, a legend was born. Chanel No.5 entered this world a year after women were granted the right to vote in the United States. The fragrance and the bottle became symbols of female independence and strength, but they also represented femininity and a deep desire for luxury, which created fantasies.

Chanel No. 5, Timeless Indeed

Why the Chanel No. 5 bottle is just as iconic as the perfume

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Brad Pitt Is First Man To Front Chanel No5 Ad

The perfume brand started out as a dinner-party gift and now boasts sales of about 10m bottles per year. Marketing Champions of Design in association with JKR.

Champions of Design: Chanel No 5

The American actor is the first man to appear in ads for the iconic French fragrance created by Coco Chanel 91 years ago.

Brad Pitt's First Chanel No. 5 TV Commercial To Debut On October

At a fraction of the cost of the designer versions, Aldi's fragrances are already flying off the shelves

Aldi's insanely popular Chanel No.5-inspired perfumes are back