
Louis Vuitton Fragrances
Louis Vuitton's modern fragrances are created by Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud at Les Fontaines Parfumées in Grasse. Compare the tea and amber of Imagination, the oud, benzoin, raspberry, and incense of Ombre Nomade, and the fresh alliance of ginger, grapefruit, and amber in L’Immensité.




Louis Vuitton Fragrances
Louis Vuitton's fragrance history reaches back to Heures d’Absence in 1927, but the present catalogue is shaped by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud. Since 2012, he has led the house's fragrance direction and guided the process from material selection to composition at Les Fontaines Parfumées in Grasse.
Imagination is built around black tea and amber. Ombre Nomade offers a denser profile, with oud supported by benzoin, raspberry, and incense. L’Immensité reveals the fresher side of the collection by combining ginger with bitter grapefruit and softer amber.
These three fragrances provide different points of entry. Imagination introduces the tea-and-amber direction, Ombre Nomade an oud and resin depth, and L’Immensité a citrus-spice freshness. One idea of travel is translated into different materials and degrees of density.
Choose by considering the structure and test its development on skin. The bottles can be refilled, so the relationship with a fragrance can extend beyond the first purchase to the continued use of the object.