Chanel created the perfume No. 19 Poudré in 2011.
No. 19 Poudré is a flanker of Chanel No. 19, the original Chanel fragrance introduced in 1970. The Poudré edition was developed by Chanel perfumer Jacques Polge and belongs to the brand’s numbered fragrance family.
The name “Poudré” refers to a powdery interpretation. The fragrance is associated with iris, musk, and floral notes, producing a softer character than the greener, more sharply structured original No. 19.
No. 19 Poudré is not Chanel No. 19 itself, nor is it the same as Chanel No. 19 Eau de Parfum or Eau de Toilette. The year 2011 and the word “Poudré” identify the later flanker.