Jabot by Lucien Lelong: launched in 1939.
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a heavy, spicy floral chypre fragrance for women described as "piquant."
Created by Peter Fink, director of design for couturier Lucien Lelong in Paris, this bottle for the fragrance Jabot is a wonderful flight of fancy. The stopper is finished in the shape of a knotted bow and the base of the bottle resembles the skirts of a petticoat fanned out across the floor. The frosted glass bottle was manufactured in France by Verreries Brosse.
Tricolor, Volume 3, 1945:
Ladies' Home Journal - Volume 62, 1945:
Homes and Gardens, Volume 29, 1947:
Discontinued. Still sold in 1957.
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a heavy, spicy floral chypre fragrance for women described as "piquant."
- Top notes: bergamot, lemon, neroli, orange
- Middle notes: labdanum, carnation, ylang ylang, spices
- Base notes: amber, musk, vetiver, sandalwood, benzoin, cedar, patchouli, oakmoss, styrax
Bottle:
Created by Peter Fink, director of design for couturier Lucien Lelong in Paris, this bottle for the fragrance Jabot is a wonderful flight of fancy. The stopper is finished in the shape of a knotted bow and the base of the bottle resembles the skirts of a petticoat fanned out across the floor. The frosted glass bottle was manufactured in France by Verreries Brosse.
Tricolor, Volume 3, 1945:
"A charming and feminine scent is Lucien Lelong's Jabot cologne, which comes in a shimmering gilt-traced flacon. The name, Lucien Lelong, is fitted between the two gilt handles of the flacon. "
Ladies' Home Journal - Volume 62, 1945:
"COLOGNE Among Lucien Lelong's galaxy of Perfumes, one of the most renowned is JABOT, whose precious fragrance is now captured in a radiant Cologne. Wear it proudly, to heighten your spirits and add generously to beauty's bounty."
Homes and Gardens, Volume 29, 1947:
"A bottle in the shape of a jabot holds one of Lucien Lelong's newest perfumes for the sophisticated woman. You will find it in cosmetic departments."
Fate of the Fragrance:
Discontinued. Still sold in 1957.
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