1957 Eau de Parfum

10 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Abicor

  February 21, 2019

  

  Finally, Chanel returns to its roots. An unexpected fragrance: opening with dark smoke and a touch of citrus bergamot. Heat and cold, darkness and light. Perhaps enchanting for a man or a woman with mystery and unpredictability. After the last boring, linear creations, this is wonderful. Original. Bravo.

• Rosadowney

  July 26, 2019

  

  It smells like Shalimar, but I’m disappointed they didn’t list leather. The musk is so animalistic that it lacks both cleanliness and sensuality, instead giving a carnal, dirty vibe that doesn’t suit me. The bergamot and aldehydes try to add freshness, but they’re in the background. The blend of musk, honey, vanilla, and cumin makes my stomach turn. It becomes more floral and soft as it dries, but obviously, it’s not for me.

• Rosadowney

  August 7, 2019

  

  Reminds me intensely of Shalimar Eau de Parfum. Leather isn’t listed, yet I detect a potent animalic note. The strong musk that dominates the composition doesn’t offer cleanliness or sensuality; instead, it feels a bit dirty and carnal, which isn’t for me. The fresh counterpoint of bergamot and aldehydes fades into the background. The blend of musk, honey, vanilla, and coriander gives me a slight stomach upset. The dry-down becomes more floral and softens, but it’s clearly not my cup of tea.

• Danielle_Gris

  June 24, 2021

  

  Reading the previous reviews, it is curious how the perfume changes on every skin. For me, it turned into something sweet, tender, and powdery, like Flower by Kenzo but more adult and subtle. It must be that the musks blend with me and only stand out if they are very marked. In the opening, I note pepper, bergamot, and cedar, fresh and dry at the same time. There is also an ozonic-green touch from the aldehydes, nothing invasive. In the second phase, it becomes a young orange blossom, honeyed and very talcum-like. It lasts about ten hours with a soft projection.

• Danielle_Gris

  June 26, 2021

  

  Reading the previous reviews, it’s curious how the fragrance changes on every skin. For me, it turned into something sweet, tender, and powdery, like Flower by Kenzo but more adult and subtle. It must be that the musks blend with me and only stand out if they are very marked. In the opening, I note pepper, bergamot, and cedar, fresh and dry at the same time. There’s also an ozonic-green touch from the aldehydes, nothing invasive. In the second phase, it becomes a young orange blossom, honeyed and very talc-like. It lasts about ten hours with a soft projection.

• Casablanca77

  January 9, 2022

  

  1957 is modern yet masterfully blends classicism with modernity. Its proportions make it suitable for anyone seeking lightness and vitality, but also serenity. What captivates me is this duality: few fragrances possess this sublime and necessary quality right now. Its opening with aldehydes defines its name lightly without losing freshness, adding creaminess as the musks work from the very beginning. They help soften the aldehydes and bergamot. What a bergamot and what a lily root. The orange blossom gives it a feminine or non-warrior character. I know musks on my skin tend to be intense, but with less dense flowers they become volatile and less aggressive. I don’t see it as sweet, but over time the creaminess of the musk, without detecting vanilla or honey, neutralises the citrus and floral opening. I love 1957 to death, but I miss that they mention it has a low sillage. It lasts more than eight hours on the skin, yet the trail is discreet; with many sprays I don’t feel as weak as others in the line. In spring or early summer it may expand better, but in very humid or hot summers it can alter. I recommend it if you aren’t looking for overpowering or Martian scents, but the concept of a person freshly showered all day. Smelling clean and neat is sexy, natural, and relieves the bad mood of the day. Is there anything more elegant than feeling freshly showered? If we add Chanel’s elegance, we get this creature, a newborn between white sheets.

• Casablanca77

  January 22, 2022

  

  1957 is modern, yet it masterfully combines classicism and modernity. Its proportions make it suitable for anyone seeking lightness and vitality, but also serenity. What captivates me is that duality: few fragrances possess this sublime and necessary quality right now. Its opening with aldehydes defines its name lightly, without losing freshness, adding creaminess because the musks work from the very beginning. They help to soften the aldehyde and bergamot. What a bergamot and what a lily-of-the-valley root. The orange blossom gives it a feminine or non-warrior character. I know musks on my skin tend to be intense, but with less dense flowers, they become volatile and less aggressive. I do not see it as sweet, but over time the creaminess of the musk, without detecting vanilla or honey, neutralises the citrus and floral opening. I love 1957 to death, but I miss that they do not mention the low sillage. It lasts more than eight hours on the skin, but the sillage is discreet; with many sprays, I do not feel as weak as others in the line. In spring or early summer it may expand better, but in very humid or hot summers it may alter. I recommend it if you do not seek overpowering or alien perfumes, but the concept of a person freshly showered all day. Smelling clean and tidy is sexy, natural, and relieves the bad mood of the day. Is there anything more elegant than feeling freshly showered? If we add Chanel’s elegance, we get this creature, a newborn between white sheets.

• Sara74

  April 20, 2023

  

  It is true that it carries the DNA of Chanel and the craftsmanship of its master perfumers means words almost fail to describe how good it is. It is clear that it is one of the best. For me, what matters are the declared notes to know if it is mine. Always test before buying, because every nose is a unique world. From my experience, I am a great lover of perfumes and fell into that mistake before. Now my opinion: I have liked it; it is a clean, energising, and quite unique fragrance. It feels fresh, even cold; the musk is subtle. The lily-of-the-valley root, which smells similar to iris, is the flower that stands out most, although the pepper is a little too prominent for my taste. It is lovely and elegant. The perfume changes from a fresh, sparkling opening with twists to a classic dry-down.

• Daniel RH

  May 11, 2023

  

  Fresh, clean, and timeless. The bergamot and citrus blend beautifully with the musk and iris. Ideal for everyday wear in spring and summer, especially in work or formal settings.

• FranSeatJones.

  October 25, 2023

  

  Very brief: it is the most incredible musk I have ever tried. That blend of citrus, aldehydes, and a floral touch that evolves, all crowned by a powerful musk that never stops surprising. Elegance at its finest. I deduct a point from its perfect 10 because on my skin, the dry-down becomes sweeter than I prefer. It lasts about five hours with a low sillage, but it fulfils its purpose. An incredible aroma, simply perfect.