The spot for the new limited edition "drop bottle" of 2016's Chanel No. 5 L'Eau.
The daily lemming
It's not my personal lemming, but from the comments to yesterday's poll, looks like it might be many of yours. The new limited edition "drop bottle" of 2016's Chanel No. 5 L'Eau, inspired by that "drop of Chanel No. 5" Marilyn Monroe reportedly wore to bed. Due to launch mid-month, read more in Chanel’s New No. 5 L’Eau Drop Bottle Was Inspired by Marilyn Monroe at Vogue.
I’m a New York boy
Timothée Chalamet and Martin Scorsese, in the "behind the scenes" for the recent Bleu de Chanel advert. 2 minutes.
Free to be who you really are
Timothée Chalamet, directed by Martin Scorsese, for Bleu de Chanel. (If you missed the Nights in White Satin spot, it is here.)
You have to create a fantasy
“Once you find an idea that you feel is meaningful—and this is the part I like—you have to create a fantasy, and in the case of Comète it was quite visual,” [Olivier Polge] says. The perfumer began thinking about stardust, equating the light traced by cosmic particles across the night sky to the olfactory trail left hanging in the air by a fragrance. That gave him the idea to create a perfume that was simultaneously powdery and luminous—two types of scent often considered mutually exclusive in the world of fragrance.
— Read more in Chanel Looks to the Cosmos With Its New Perfume, Comète at Harper's Bazaar.