57 is elegance distilled into light, a fragrance that feels both eternal and deeply personal—an homage to 1957 by Chanel, reimagined through the lens of New York’s modern pulse.

It opens in a gentle radiance: white musk layered with sparkling aldehydes, lifted by the citrus glow of bergamot and kissed with the subtle spice of pink pepper and coriander seed. The effect is crystalline and effervescent, like the shimmer of pearls catching light in motion—clean, airy, and quietly magnetic.

In the heart, softness takes form. Orange blossom and jasmine bloom with delicate brightness, wrapped in the velvety embrace of more white musks—creating an impression that feels like second skin, luminous and intimate. It is the scent of closeness, comfort, and understated beauty, the kind that doesn’t shout but lingers with undeniable presence.

As it settles, the composition deepens into its true elegance. Orris adds powdery refinement, while cashmeran and cedarwood lend a soft, woody glow. Honey and vanilla weave golden threads through the musks, warm and enveloping without ever losing their sheer transparency. The result is deceptively simple on the surface, yet layered with quiet complexity—an olfactory pearl with depths that only reveal themselves slowly.

57 pays homage not only to the inspiration, but also to what it represents: a bridge between French refinement and American spirit, between timeless chic and modern ease. Like its namesake, it carries the allure of freedom, comfort, and sophistication—youthful yet refined, minimalist yet undeniably luxurious.

It is a fragrance that wears like an immaculate white shirt, a strand of pearls, a quiet confidence. 57 is not about being noticed first—it’s about being remembered last.