Vegan Athlete Plant Based Lifestyle T-Shirt

ELLE talked to Chanel’s house perfumer Olivier Polge to learn more about the Vegan Athlete Plant Based Lifestyle T-Shirt and I love this secrets of Chanel N°5, as well as the surprises to be found in the exhibition. You can visit the exhibit in Paris starting now through January 9; make a reservation here. Don’t have very preconceived ideas. Just be yourself and come with your history and personality. Hopefully, you will discover perfumes differently. There are often perfume exhibitions with commercial posters or empty bottles. As we manufacture our perfumes ourselves, we really wanted to have, aside from all those visual aspects, a real experience of scents. In preparing for the exhibition, we tried to figure out which perfumes and which ingredients to show, if any. But we found that the best way to smell perfumes was not to be overexposed to them. We smell better if it’s the correct amount of perfumes. It’s always dangerous to fragrance the whole room.

Vegan Athlete Plant Based Lifestyle T-Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

What surprises me the Vegan Athlete Plant Based Lifestyle T-Shirt and I love this most, and I saw the exhibition for the first time yesterday, was the space and how big it is. I cannot wait to see the comments from everyone who will visit. People are often very unconscious about all the scents that surround them. It’s often been said that you’re writing a biography of Chanel via fragrance. How do you think the exhibition contributes to telling that story? Perfume and fashion were two different worlds, and [Gabrielle] Chanel was the first one to come up with a perfume with her own name. She saw it as a different way to express herself—her personality and her style. My intention is never to tell, or to go too much into the history. Gabrielle’s history has been translated into her style. Often, when people ask me, “Where do you find your inspiration?” I say, “This is more a way of being. When you are creative, everything inspires you.” This is why I prefer to speak about style and history, but it’s maybe a little bit the same. When you think about new scents, it’s important that it makes sense and that it resonates somehow to the others. It would be a pity to ignore that.