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Few fragrance lines capture emotion quite like Chloé’s Atelier des Fleurs Each fragrance focuses on a single ingredient or memory, designed to be worn alone or layered, depending on your mood.

Chloé expands its Atelier des Fleurs line with Mediterranean Essences, a new collection of fragrances inspired by sunlit coastal landscapes and natural ingredients.

The latest release, The Mediterranean Essences, explores the feeling of the Mediterranean in a more natural and intimate way. It is less about picture-perfect beaches and more about the small details. Warm air, sunlit greenery and the quiet calm of coastal landscapes all come through in these scents.

Sable Lavande

Created by Quentin Bisch, this fragrance takes lavender in a softer direction. Instead of the usual sharp and herbal feel, it is warm and smooth, almost like sand slipping through your fingers. A touch of fig adds a gentle sweetness, while deeper notes give it a subtle richness that makes it feel comforting and easy to wear.

Vert Soleil

Also by Bisch, Vert Soleil is fresh and green with a slightly zesty edge. It highlights lentisque, a plant not often used in perfumery, giving the scent a natural, leafy quality. Green mandarin brings a light citrus brightness, while soft musk and wood keep it balanced. It feels clean, uplifting and very easy to come back to.

Plage du Figuier

Created by Ane Ayo, this scent is centred on fig, but in a lighter and more radiant way. It blends the fruit with soft floral notes, including orange blossom, to create something that feels warm and rounded.

Sous les Pins

This fragrance captures the feeling of walking through a shaded pine grove by the sea. With notes of pine, eucalyptus and dry woods, Bisch creates something that feels calm and grounding. Again, it is quite warm but not heavy, with a natural, outdoorsy quality that lingers gently on the skin.

Inside Chloé Atelier des Fleurs’ New Mediterranean-Inspired Fragrances