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Welcome to my unique perfume blog! Here, you'll find detailed, encyclopedic entries about perfumes and companies, complete with facts and photos for easy research. This site is not affiliated with any perfume companies; it's a reference source for collectors and enthusiasts who cherish classic fragrances.
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Showing posts with label 1980s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1980s. Show all posts
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Chateau de Paris Perfumes
Chateau de Paris, a company who produced low to mid price perfumes in the 1980s. they advertised their perfumes in magazines such as Ebony and Harper's Bazaar.
Ads for the time read:
These perfumes were knockoffs of famous perfumes, just given different names. I think that Fantaisie was a knockoff of Arpege, Passione was a knockoff of Chanel No. 5, Bien-Aime was a knockoff of My Sin, Premier Amour a knockoff of White Shoulders, Celeste a knockoff of Shalimar, Un Cherie a knockoff of Joy,...
The perfumes of Chateau de Paris:
Ads for the time read:
"Chateau de Paris Perfumes - Created for the Individual with Exquisite Taste. You receive eight 1/2 oz bottles of the world's most enchanting fragrances. Each specially blended with imported oils. Beautifully hand wrapped, cushioned in foam to protect their magnificent fragrance. Retail Value : $160.00. Send just $29.95 plus $1.25 shipping. Promotional Marketing Dept P 179, 323 Franklin Bldg #804, Chicago, Ill, 60606"
These perfumes were knockoffs of famous perfumes, just given different names. I think that Fantaisie was a knockoff of Arpege, Passione was a knockoff of Chanel No. 5, Bien-Aime was a knockoff of My Sin, Premier Amour a knockoff of White Shoulders, Celeste a knockoff of Shalimar, Un Cherie a knockoff of Joy,...
The perfumes of Chateau de Paris:
- PURPLE BOX: FANTAISIE AR-D,“The Joy of Dreams and Fantasy”
- RED BOX: MON AMOUR ST-A, “Thrilling Essence of Love”
- PINK BOX: PASSIONE C-C, “Whispering Winds of Passion”
- BLUE BOX: BIEN-AIME MS-E, “The Precious Scent of Adoration”
- YELLOW BOX: PREMIER AMOUR WS-B, “Soft and Tender as a First Love”
- GREEN BOX: CELESTE S-H: “Loves Heavenly Fragrance
- WHITE BOX: UN CHERIE J-F, “Enticement for your Darling”
- OFF-WHITE BOX: FLEAU-DE-SOIR T-G, “Flower of the Evening”
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