Its name and its bottle are identifiable and relatable to women all over the world. When Paris was liberated in World War II, American GIs queued up to buy bottles to bring home to significant others. Leading ladies of the silver screen advertise it. The perfume has a truly universal pop culture appeal, not in small part due to Marilyn Monroe who is quoted as saying that all she wore to bed was a few drops of Chanel No 5. Andy Warhol chose the bottle as the subject of one of his silk screen print series. It is timeless and fabulous. If you too love Chanel No 5 treat yourself - sephora.com