CHANEL welcomes you to its Summer Club at Changi Airport

Before you head off for your vacation getaway, you're invited to step into the CHANEL Summer Club at Changi Airport Terminal 1, Departure Transit!
Image courtesy of CHANEL Beauty.
Image courtesy of CHANEL Beauty.
Image courtesy of CHANEL Beauty.
From now to 7 July, visit CHANEL's exclusive summer club podium, launched in partnership with The Shilla Duty Free Singapore and Changi Airport Group, and discover a range of CHANEL's iconic fragrances which include the podium exclusive LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL range — a collection of fragrances inspired by different chapters of Gabrielle Chanel's life.
You can also engage in a Summer Quiz to determine your summer holiday persona and discover olfactory compositions from the House that matches you.
Image courtesy of CHANEL Beauty.
Image courtesy of CHANEL Beauty.
Image courtesy of CHANEL Beauty.
Image courtesy of CHANEL Beauty.
In addition to the fragrances, explore CHANEL's range of skincare and makeup travel essentials to protect and hydrate the skin, or experience exclusive podium services such as La Minute Mode Avion (a relaxing eye contour treatment), L'Escale Relaxation (a relaxing hand massage), and a Flash Makeover.
The CHANEL SUMMER CLUB Podium runs from now to 7 July at Changi Airport Terminal 1, Departure Transit Hall.

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