Named after the famed Parisian boulevard where the Guerlain Beauty Institute opened in 1939, Champs-Elysées is a luminous blend of mimosa leaf, mimosa flower, buddleia, rose petal, almond wood, hibiscus seed, and almond flower. The French company describes the distinctly feminine scent as "an initiatory rite into the fairy tale, timeless world of Guerlain, a voyage to the very heart of the perfumer's secrets and magic formulas which inspire and transform you." Each bottle is a rich evocation of the house of Guerlain—its architectural forms embrace the arch, the corporate seal of Guerlain, and the triangle, which symbolizes "the ascension toward the heart of mystery that is Guerlain." Made in France.