Pharrell Williams and Katy Perry on stage at the Palais de Tokyo for the new Chanel fragrance

It is an event that only takes place once every ten years. In the middle of haute couture week, Chanel launched with great pomp and circumstance the latest addition to its prestigious family of perfumes: Gabrielle. A week before D-Day, the evening was already on everyone’s lips. While Karl Lagerfeld set up an Eiffel Tower under the nave of the Grand Palais that morning, we could be sure that the evening at the Palais de Tokyo would also be remembered. At the turn of the moving mirrors and a journey leading to the giant bottle, the muses of the house Caroline de Maigret, Cara Delevingne and Alma Jodorowsky stopped between the walls erected for a few shots to share. Then we saw Kristen Stewart, muse of the perfume, chat with her creator Olivier Polge, just before Pharrell Williams – quickly joined by the stage to move the compact crowd… until the end of the night.