Daughter of the Polish sculptor Cyprian Godebski, Misia is one of those muses that marked the beginning of the 20th century with a charisma that was matched only by her beauty and a "free" and fanciful personality ... She played a key role in the life of Gabrielle Chanel, which she introduced into the bohemian chic world of the Parisian art world. Sacred Queen of Paris, in her drawing-rooms were Mallarmé, Proust, Satie, Colette but also Picasso or Cocteau with the same eagerness!

From this artist who inspired a lot and who lived three times - several lives, the writer Paul Morand, visibly under the spell, described her "not as her weak Memoirs recompose it, but as it existed: effervescent of joy or fury, original and borrower, harvester of geniuses, all in love with her: Vuillard, Bonnard, Renoir, Stravinsky, Picasso ... "

"There's everything in the woman, and there are all the women in Misia" Gabrielle Chanel

Inspired by the mythical evenings that closed the Russian ballets of the Opera Garnier in the late 1900s, of which Misia was the patron, Olivier Polge imagined her sweet intrusion into the life of the artist and best friend of Coco Chanel, an olfactory universe of salons in the Palais Garnier, where lip fragrances mingled with that of the ladies' furs in a red velvet hanging decorum. A fragrance in which the powdered violet is dressed in a rose of Grasse and wraps itself in tonka beans and benjoin de Laos.

In a breath, the eternal feminine, its artifices of seduction and the magic of the missing ballets arise in the hollow of our neck.

Perfume Misia Collection the exclusive Chanel Eau de Toilette 75 ml 133 euros, and 200ml 255 euros