At the time of Napoleon, generals communicated using drums, one of which announced retreat: the Chamade. Who can say that their heart has never had to surrender to the rhythm of La Chamade? Created in 1969 by Jean-Paul Guerlain, La Chamade represents this exceptional moment, this surrender to love. Chamade is part of Guerlain's Les Légendaires collection. A collection of iconic fragrances created over a century ago by five generations of perfumers. Legendary and profoundly innovative perfumes for their time, they constitute a unique olfactory library, an incomparable and unequalled treasure that Guerlain strives to perpetuate. Chamade is a hymn to love that bursts like spring. With its flowers in a thousand shades, it speaks of a romantic and daring woman who calmly assumes the choices of her heart. Chamade is presented in the legendary “inverted heart” bottle. This bottle was designed in 1912 by George Chevalier as the quintessence of femininity: a subtle blend of curves and lines, rounded and harmonious contours, and a cap sculpted in the shape of an inverted heart. When the heart races Green oriental floral. Dynamic, powerful and seductive. For the first time in perfumery, Guerlain presents in a new formula the green and fruity notes of blackcurrant, refreshed by the green harmony of hyacinth. This symphony is sublimated by the Guerlinade, in which jasmine, vanilla and sandalwood reign supreme. With Chamade, this is the first time that the perfumer has used blackcurrant buds. With Chamade, Guerlain also inaugurates its first hyacinth accord on a Guerlinade base.