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Jacques Polge, Parfumeur by Seth Brau

As recent guests of Chanel in Paris, we had the opportunity to meet the legendary "nose" of the brand, Jacques Polge. In our exclusive interview at the Chanel labs, he shares his ideas with us about the poetry of scent and his experience designing the brand's fragrances for the past 28 years. We also tour Coco Chanel's apartment, the haute couture fitting rooms and see the the involved process of sealing a bottle of Coco Mademoiselle.

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This entry posted on 23 September 2007 at 5:49 PM
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