Chanel Antaeus Eau de Toilette

This leather-scented, sensuously muscular eau de toilette with a warm and powerful aroma is an expression of seduction and strength. Inspired by ancient mythology, it symbolizes the symbiosis of the sensual feminine and the active masculine. Named after Antaeus – the son of the Greek gods Gaia and Poseidon, it embodies cooling, awakening, and revitalization.

The elegant fragrance has a vulnerable and magnanimous character. Released in the 1980s, it recalls the men of that era, whose images were inimitable and vivid, and whose characters were whole and extraordinary. In Antaeus, one can sense nobility, chic, and respectability.

The fragrance composition, belonging to the family of chypre and woody scents, begins with notes of coriander, lemon, bergamot, lime, myrrh, and clary sage. Following this introduction, shades of jasmine, rose, thyme, Tuscan basil smoothly transition into the "base," where French labdanum intertwines with patchouli leaf, and green oakmoss with castoreum.