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N°19 Poudré
It starts on neroli. It ends, hours later, on amber. Chanel N°19 Poudré is everything that happens in between.
How it moves
The first breath is neroli, bergamot and green notes, and it is loud about it. Then the heart turns up — iris, jasmine and galbanum — and the whole thing slows down. Last to go: musk, vetiver, Tonka Bean and amber.
Who made it
Jacques Polge composed it in 2011, for Chanel in France. A 2011 reinterpretation of the 1970 N°19, replacing its famously severe galbanum with a powdery iris core.
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- Who made Chanel N°19 Poudré?
- It was composed by Jacques Polge, released in 2011 for Chanel.