Champs-Élysées
Guerlain· 1996

VioletFloral
PeachFruity
Almond
Aniseed
BlackcurrantFruity
MelonFruity
LilacFloral
Lily of the valleyWhite floral
PeonyFloral
MimosaFloral
RoseFloral
Hibiscus
Almond tree
BenzoinAmber
SandalwoodWoody
VanillaSweet
CedarWoody
What Champs-Élysées smells like
Champs-Élysées opens with violet, peach, almond and aniseed, moves into a heart of lilac, lily of the valley, peony and mimosa and dries down to almond tree, benzoin, sandalwood and vanilla. The overall character reads floral, fruity and fresh, with sweet and powdery behind it. In one line: floral-fruity.
Community 380 VOICES
About
Champs-Élysées is an eau de toilette by Guerlain, released in 1996. The perfumer is Olivier Cresp. It is marketed for women. 380 community votes give Champs-Élysées 7.5 out of 10. It ranks №452 among women's fragrances. Champs-Élysées costs €50–150 per 100 ml: the common bottle is 75 ml for about €105.
- Perfumer
- Olivier Cresp
- Price
- €50–150 per 100 ml · ~€105 for 75ml
Smells similar
Closest to Champs-Élysées by notes and accords: Fleur Défendue Forbidden Flower by Lolita Lempicka, Honey Bunny by D. Grayi and Red Jeans by Versace. The nearest one shares aniseed, almond and peony.
Cheaper alternatives
Champs-Élysées costs about €140 per 100 ml. These smell close for far less.
Data: Parfumo