Chloé is releasing a new fragrance called Chloé Rosebud, a limited edition variation on the original Chloe Eau de Parfum. In contrast to the original, Chloé Rosebud is a fresher floral, with the stronger rose accents. It was created by Robertet perfumers Amandine Marie and Michel Almairac.
Notes: pink peony, freesia, lychee, magnolia, lily of the valley, rose, cedarwood, amber, and honey.
“The Chloé vision is not about one singular woman, but rather about the rich and varied personalities of all Chloé women. This fresh, smooth, and floral fragrance evokes a sublime powdery-rose scent. The effect is chic, comfortable, and entirely addictive.”
1.7 oz Eau de Parfum Spray, $85. Available from Sephora.
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Scentseeker: Hi Victoria,
I read your reviews of Chloe Rosebud and am debating whether there is a difference at all between the original Chloe edp and the Rosebud or Rose Edition. It almost seems to be that the original Chloe edp is slightly more complex, and I also heard that the Rose edition or Rosebud only has a red bow but the formula is the same. Can you tell me what you think and where you got the information that Rosebud has more rose to it? I’ve been searching for a great rose scent and feel I should finally settle for Chloe. Also, what do you think of Lancome Mille et Une Rose as compared to Chloe? I am finally going to sample it this week. Thanks so much! April 14, 2014 at 6:36pm