The late star would order multiple bottles of Rose Geranium Floris using a fake name according to new documents unearthed by the perfume house.
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Chanel No 5 claimed Marilyn Monroe as its most famous fan but it has come to light that the star had in fact loved another perfume.
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Fifty-one years after her death, Marilyn Monroe has been named the new face of Chanel's iconic fragrance, No. 5.
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“I first truly discovered Marilyn Monroe on a postcard stand in Devon, England, during a seaside holiday in 1985 … the postcard of Marilyn in a gold lamé dress, blowing a kiss to the camera, triggered something inside of me. At a time when I felt like the most unglamorous person in the world, Marilyn’s…
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Chanel's new film relives the moment Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe spoke about her love affair with Chanel No. 5.
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