Nobile 1942 Cafe Chantant

In the 19th century, Café Chantant in Paris was a common form of concert café that became the birthplace of modern chanson. The perfume "Café Chantant" by Nobile 1942 is based on the French establishments of the same name of the Belle Epoque. The "Singing Café" contained elements of a cabaret, a concert event, a vaudeville and mostly also had an open-air area, even if it did not take place completely outdoors. The mood was exuberant, what else? The ladies in stunning Belle Epoque dresses, whose chypre-heavy perfumes blend with the tobacco smell of the gentlemen, ready to enjoy the idea of a table in the front row.