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Bleu de Chanel with Martin Scorsese

"The man who refuses to be bound by convention resists the ordinary every day in favor of freedom, and finds satisfaction in the unexpected. His fragrance liberates the senses -- fresh, clean, profoundly sensual -- a signature statement of his determination to live an unscripted life."

Bleu de Chanel is described as an unabashedly manly composition, it is a "virile, new, woody aromatic fragrance for today's modern man."

Bleu Eau de Toilette is said to open on an accord of citrus fruits appearing on the airy background of a deep-blue-sea accord. This is followed by a zesty grapefruit and tangy peppermint, pink peppercorn and nutmeg. The citrusy impression is supported further by a note of ginger.  

The fragrance debuts this fall 2010 preceded by a media campaign which will include the short advertisement "Bleu de Chanel" by Scorsese featuring French actor Gaspard Ulliel.

The commercial tells the story of a compelling young actor who rebels against the conformist strictures of a lifestyle imposed upon him by his newfound fame.  He seems to embody the new ideal of perfect happiness in this day and age: to become famous yet live like a regular person.

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