In 1919, the Great War was over, leaving France greatly changed. In this effervescent context, Europe was to discover an incredible infatuation with Japan and the culture of the far Easy. It was hardly a surprise, then, when Jacques Guerlain named his new creation "Mitsouko", after the name of the heroine in the bestselling novel La Bataille, written by his friend Claude Farrere.

Exquisite presentation: Packaged in Guerlain's iconic bottle, Mitsouko adds luxury to any collection or makes a thoughtful gift. Unisex appeal: Loved by all, Mitsouko exudes confidence and allure with its classic scent. Timeless allure: Guerlain's Mitsouko Eau de Parfum, 2.5 oz, captivates with its peach, rose, cinnamon, and oakmoss blend.