Mille Feux

This whole line is quite nice and refreshing and sophisticated. Mille Feux was amongst my favourite from the LV perfumes. I also liked Contre moi a lot as well as Apogee , and some others. The bottles are stunning ,minimalistic of nature , magnetic cap and very simple. I decided to buy this one as I liked it best over all , it's unique , musky , clean ,sour and a bit dirty all at once. It's of airy nature. As they all are. Perfumes that come to mind are Dans tes bras and black saffron as well as Tuscan Leather. However Mille Feux is much lighter and more musky and clean in comparison to all 3. It starts with lots of raspberry and musk , it has a suede like Leather note and also white suede by TF comes to mind. The Leather in here has no smoke nor a strong leather smell. The patchouli and all the other notes including the osmantus are quite airy and light. It's a refreshing musky clean take of a Leather raspberry fragrance. It's like smelling the inside of a LV bag with clean musky raspberry notes. I am very much enjoying this scent and likely repurchase once I get low. I even get kiels musk and JM iris and white musk from this.

I got a miniature of this one together with turbulences and dans la peau, which is the only one I like. I am quite disappointed with the other two, as the floral scent of turbulences is dull while mille feux do not have good performances in either sweet fruity scent or leathery odour. The main notes of mille feux are raspberry and leather, according to its website, but it is neither sweet nor leathery. I can smell the two being added in the fragrance and they are for sure the most obvious notes. But they just act quite weird. It is like being in the middle of two kinds of scents and ending up not doing well in both, while at the same time the raspberry and leather are not well blended to accomplish a contradicted but attractive sweet at the same time leathery scent. This is not a good perfume considering its no-special scent with such a high price tag. There are many better and more interesting fragrances at this price. I do not hate it, but I do not like it as well. It is too mediocre at its price. Nothing special. I am sure dupes can be found at a far more lower price.

This is a love for me and im a men I went and smelled it in the LV boutique and really stood up from the other LV... i came to buy my 200ml L'immensite and stayed to smell some fragrances and mille feux was one that i really liked, meteore and orage both were super simple and forgetable... anyway my mom was trying the woman fragrances she loved the more expensive line up and some other from their cheaper line she didnt like mille feux but mee ohh god it smells like a raspberry english quality tea Of course with LV quality and more going on in the deep but thats as easy as i can describe it... people say its like a femenine tuscan leather? I own tuscan leather which also is my signature scent and not really tuscan has that ‘petrol’ harsh u could say leather here the leather i almost dont get it... its more of a soft elegant raspberry that comes and feels ‘airy’ with a floral background like a floral tea experience/feeling If you like what i described deff try this one out

This was one of the perfumes I enjoyed the most. The leather and raspberry combination was sublime. I found this incredibly well blended, elegant, feminine and polished, but with an interesting twist. This would be my signature if it was still in production. The Burberry Goddess Parfum (which I don't like) and the Si Parfum (which I like) are somehow related but nowhere near as soft, classy and beautiful as Mille Feux was. Unfortunately, I did not realise this would be discontinued and never bought a back up bottle. Probably one of my biggest perfume regrets, if not the biggest 💔

Being that this was the only LV Fragrance of the bunch I pulled the trigger on and bought the large size of - I think it's safe to say I love it. Delicious, warm and sensual. This juice is incredible! Smells like warm Napa Leather and Fresh juicy raspberries all tied together. Tom Ford has done this as well - however, the main difference being TF having more of an interest in blowing you away with the rigid sharp lether (which I also love) and LV more interested in captivating you with a smoky trail of soft leather and sweet warm fruit. Wonderful, 10/10.

My favorite perfume ever: elegant femininity with a spine. Nothing harsh: the rose, the fruit, the leather all well blended into something of ethereal elegance. Deep but not too serious. Sexy but not vampy. What a gem! Since this has been discontinued (Why oh why? Damn you LV!!!) I keep looking for something to replace it. I own Matiere Noir, Gallop, Oud Satin Mood, White Sable, Noir de Noir, but nothing comes close. I am so sad i might shed tears if I think about it too much. Drama moment aside, if anyone knows of a dupe, please share.

I have been wearing nothing else but this for the past 2 weeks and am almost done my 40 ml purse spray vilas , this perfume is so perfect and elegant as well as purely adictive . I now smell the sandalwood in the base , giving this warmth and character. Going to LV tomorrow to get the 100 ml and another travel refill ! I don't think People that revived this and voted it down gave it a real chance or even tested it properly , it's exquisite ! Hands down my favourite followed by Contre moi and Apoge .

This parfume opens with distinguished raspberry & bergamot notes, but quickly, the bergamot fades away to a very smooth and subtle quatuor between raspberry, osmanthus, iris and roses, lasting for several hours. The construction is close to Guerlain's Petite Robe Noire Couture (unfortunately discontinued now), but the sweetness is a lot softer and so the floral side of the flagrance is enhanced, especially with the additional osmanthus. This one will be in my wardrobe for a while !

(addition to my earlier review) As this is one of the best frags of the LV series, after the 10 ml each 7-frags carousel, I bought the 200 ml flacon of Mille Feux. What I admire in this frag is the absolutely jubilant phase, after 20-30 min., when Osmanthus pierces the fruity leather cape and then unfolds for hours on the leathery and slightly powdery base of suede and iris. Truly a masterpiece, thanks Jacques Cavallier & LV !

It actually smells like a Louis Vuitton boutique. They gave sample with my shopping and i wasn’t expecting that by that perfume tbh. Its long lasting too. In my case its elegant lady smell. I can smell leather on it. The leather is in a masculine way but beside leather everything is feminine in my case. Good work🎠

It opens with a burst of sweet raspberry that quickly blends with apricot and a powdered leather. It’s different than most scents on the market, in the best way. I love the luxurious feel to this fragrance. It’s elegant and unique. One of the few LV fragrances worth the price, in my opinion.

The woody and powder notes that shine through as it sits on your skin makes this a great and slightly masculine choice. The opening is sweet and unique. It has good projection and longevity as well which makes this one of the best choices in LV's entire fragrance range.

I'm shocked patchouli was voted least prominent note. I find it very dominant, maybe right below saffron. I also find the rose to be prominent

mature feminine. this is classy, elegant, and luxury in a perfume. i would wear this if it werent discontinued and if i were older

One of the most powdery parfumes I ever tested. I cannot describe how it makes me feel and how much I like it... I just love it.

I love the jasmine in this. It became more pronounced when I mixed it with TF Noir de Noir.

its nothing like Black Saffron !!! its very nice .. and is unisex (rather more masculine)!

Reminds me of a more feminine version of Tuscan leather where the leather note is slightly more dialled back and the raspberry and fruity/floral notes are more dominant. On the initial spray, I get prominent notes of raspberry, fruits, saffron and leather and as it dries down, I detect osmanthus and trace amounts of jasmine. I really love the way osmanthus is used here blending together with the leather accord, it's brilliant and unique as it elevates the whole formulation to make it smell more delicate and sensual. Overall to me, it is a lovely and sophisticated unisex fragrance that leans slightly feminine. It smells luxurious and I can imagine the wearer of this fragrance to be someone wealthy, with a gentle spirit yet not a pushover and with a sense of their own direction. I'll rate this 8.5/10, it's an excellent fragrance and is definitely signature scent and full bottle worthy.

Elegant and sophisticated. When I first visited the LV boutique in Paris a couple of years ago, the first thing I asked was what the store's scent was. Then they showed me Mille Feux, which they used for the stores at that time. After trying a couple of weeks as a sample, I finally got one. So now, whenever I smell it, it reminds me of LV boutiques. The leather makes it classy with the osmanthus and rose. And the raspberry as a top note... That fruity leather vibe.. It's just high quality. The only disappointment is that this is not long-lasting at all. Maybe just 1-2 hours. But still, it is worth it. I came to an end, and it's so disappointing that it's discontinued.

Okay i see that this fragrance from LV is not that popular. i get the fruitiness from raspbery and bergamot combination, rose and orris, somehow lowkey giving a leathery touch. not my favorite since the beginning, but today i decides to give it a try. finally i can tolerate this fragrance. doesn't mean that this fragrance is bad tho. just different from my personal preferences which is leaning to masculine and unisex. this one is good for those who loves fruity scent. but compared to the price, i think there are some better options out there

This is a delicate, unique, not very sweet, fruity leather fragrance. I can see why some folk dislike it. I can only stretch to a shakey like myself. It really has a bit of everything. I had to concentrate hard to pick out the iris and osmanthus but possible. I think some notes clash and possibly the saffron is the biggest offender. Weak sillage and moderate longevity.

I got the collection in little vials and it came with an extra perfume so 8 in total. This one had notes of floral, sandalwood and musk when first applied but then the leathery suede and sandalwood notes with a hint of sweetness seeped through into a subtle scent that I really like. Very wearable during the day and can be worn by both sexes.

top: sweet, strong, powdery, white floral, green, warm middle: sweet, strong, powdery, white floral, latex, fresh, watery base notes: same as middle, linear nothing spectacular here, a decent fragrance however. I haven't smelled anything BAD from LV yet. 8/10.

This is a really beautiful raspberry-leather mix suitable preferably for nighttime or special occasions, the osmanthus is pretty noticeable too. If this perfume were a color it would be maroon or deep purple

Reminds me of a slightly more feminine leaning Tuscan Leather/Black Saffron scent. Actually, it's probably a little closer to PDM Godolphin but with a less nauseating fruit note and more florals. Not bad.

4 words to describe this Flower Berry Leather Citris

Parisian summer sunset. You are lounging outside a bistro in Paris on a warm summer evening. Instead of the aperol spritz that you normally go for, you are served an icy citrus sorbet topped with sweet raspberry confiture. The warm lingering summer sun quickly melts the sorbet, exposing even more of its fragrant fruity sweetness. As it melts, a surprise is revealed, you smell the saffron, osmanthus, and rose that was infused into the sorbet. After you savoured the aperitif, still able to taste the lingering note of saffron on your tongue, you get up to enter the tiny rustic bistro. You are invited by wafts of leather seats running along one side of the restaurant, as well as a cozy sandalwood scent from the wooden interior. After you settle into the tight seating, you also notice the powdery and earthy patchouli fragrance from the well-groomed gentleman next to you. You want to lean closer for another sniff but you are distracted when the waiter presents the plats du jour. This is sensual and warm. Even though the opening is on the sweet side, the middle and base notes are elegant and composed. I can see this fragrance on either a gentleman or a lady. This fragrance does not restrict itself to any specific season. Unfortunately, this fragrance only lasts as long as a French meal on my skin.

Soft suede or leather, almost like opening a brand-new handbag or slipping on suede boots. There’s a fruity undertone (raspberry and maybe a touch of citrus), but it’s delicate, adding a hint of sweetness to the prominent leather. It leans feminine, mature, and elegant. Not playful or flirty – Think of it as quiet luxury in a bottle 3/10 Emojis: 👢👜🧥🍇 🪵

Nice feminine, berried opening that fades out quick. Subtle to a fault. Although a raspberry/leather accord can never be subtle enough. Gone in 60 seconds’ signature fragrance, because that’s how long it lasts. That’s the standard for most of the fragrances from Louis Vuitton. Pure hype. Only a few of these are any good, let alone great.

On my skin, Mille Feux is mostly dominated by raspberry. The opening is indeed an explosion of juicy, ripe raspberry. I have a relatively low tolerance towards the sweetness of raspberry in perfumery. But, while it's indeed quite sweet in Mille Feux, it's also somewhat lifted and rendered translucent by fruity osmanthus, like a fluorescent pink raspberry balloon floating around in the air. I enjoyed some part of Mille Feux, mostly in the first hour, when herbal aromatic bergamot rind is sprinkled among the raspberries, bringing in a delightful bitterness balancing the sweetness of raspberry. The raspberry itself sometimes exhibits a wine-y like quality, sweet and tart in a balsamic manner. The overall effect reminds me of a glass of sparkling champagne. But afterwards, Mille Feux seems to be struggling between sugary, almost syrupy sticky raspberry fruitchouli, and a wan, musky-suede jasmine. When it's leaning towards the former, the syrupy raspberry keeps reminding me of saccharine, red berry gourmand fruitchouli, despite Mille Feux being devoid of heavy base of patchouli. When it's leaning towards the latter, the suede is really just a suggestion of a velvety texture. Instead, it's the jasmine followed by white musk, leads the charge toward the raspberry. Unfortunately, this clean musky jasmine reminds me of the generic dry down of Dans La Peau, and it drags the raspberry in Mille Feux as well. The sillage is moderate to close, and the longevity is almost 12 hours. As someone who have enormous difficulty handling sweet raspberry in perfumes, I'm almost bound to fail to appreciate Mille Feux. Although it's not as annoyingly cloying as some raspberry fragrance to me, I didn't find its raspberry interpretation original, either. Mille Feux might interest those who would like a slightly more grown-up sweet raspberry fragrance, but personally, I think Cartier Baiser Volé Lys Rose did a much better job crafting an elegant, feminine raspberry paired with lily.

A more expensive, feminine and fruitier Tom Ford Tuscan Leather, but of way worse quality and performance. I don't really mind when Middle Eastern companies make dupes of successful fragrances (La Yuqawam Homme for example) because its expected, but it's really lame when designers copy each other and try to piggyback off each other's creativity and success. So far, I'm really unimpressed with Louis Vuitton and the lack of originality and quality.

this could easily be a unisex its a woody fruity ambery leathery floriental perfume i want to like it but i am scared something in it is calling me its a brilliant raspberry unique connotation to more generic leathery accords its like those perfumes you smell a hundred times walking in knitghsbrdge at Harrods the leathery smoky synthetic accords but with a twist trying to be poch smelling rich in a way but tacky .. if you know what i mean it lacks substance but its a show in a bottle its an instant shocker or a stopper or even a flasher ! ok maybe i am being too critical and mean maybe i want to like it but i just cant ..it has so many facets of cheaper Arabian perfumes you get for under ten us $ and here you have to pay in the 3 digits for this simply nostalgic sweet woody florientl.. its great for layering with the rose apogee just in case you are in to layering i think they compliment each other greatly and add depth and sensuality i feel the entire line is lacking in substance lacking in imagination and creativity its as if it was made with so much constraint on quality ingredients and wanting to squeeze the weares for liking the simplest of connotations while paying niche prices at least in niche the price is justified among some for the quality of the juice but here even that aspect is missing i feel its just like they are trying to sell anything as long as its an lv consumers will buy it for the name not for the juice and its sad those who afford to pay such prices i would assume they have more attuned or refined sense of what to consider being a quality perfume worth the 3 digits and again maybe many who can afford such prices are just after the name and i think their marketing strategist got this right the hit points i the olfactory memories of a huge sector of people who would buy those scents just for those nostalgic memories but they are done in the most undermined standards at least to my nose full of synthetics and watery non existent non moving emotionally dull accords not facets no multi dimension i the perfumes extremely linear and mundane the opening was much easier for me to handle the dry down is turning in to pure tar like of smoky accords being collected from the chimnies of burning factory chimines its literately turning nauseating and sicking to me me i am really sorry to write this but this is how i really feel about it.. sadly many from the new generation have been hard wired to liking such accords so for those who do like smoky woody smoky accords this is perfect for night winter wear !

Having been game enough to venture into my local Louis Vuitton boutique where the leather bags that adorn the shelves are more than my finances will ever allow, I was greeted by a kind and extremely patient sales assistant who understood my perfume passion and led me directly to their fragrance counter where seven fragrance bottles awaited my eager nose. Mille Feux was the first of those seven fragrances that deemed itself worthy of a first sniff. Described as a fusion of raspberry and the signature leather used in the manufacturing of Louis Vuitton accessories, this fragrance is, in my opinion, a better version of Byredo's Black Saffron. The opening is quite juicy and sweet with rich, jammy raspberries and zesty bergamot. The heart notes tame the sweetness with saffron, soapy leather and a touch of buttery iris. Mille Feux would make an excellent all-season fragrance as its fruity aspect makes it suitable for the warmer months, and the spiced leather drydown transcends beautifully into the cooler weather. At $330 AUD per 100ml bottle, Mille Feux is sadly a little too pricey for me. The cute set of miniatures also retail at a gobsmacking $420 AUD for 10ml of each fragrance. Despite the fact that Louis Vuitton has created some stunning perfumes to signal their launch into the fragrance industry, I'm not sure they are worth the hefty price tag. I must admit, however, that the sillage and longevity are worth the big bucks and does not disappoint. I do hope that as the novelty subsides, their worth will decrease allowing those with a less than favourable bank balance to wear and enjoy all Louis Vuitton's creations.

Louis Vuitton released their first signature fragrances late last year and I was excited. The prices are steep for a full bottle. A full 100 ml bottle cost $240 and a 200ml bottle costs $350 from the boutique. Among the fragrances released is a "cute" gem called Mille Feux. Mille Feux means a thousand lights in French. Mille Feux smells like expensive leather. Expensive "feminine" leather. The top notes are raspberry and lime. Middle notes are osmanthus, Iris, Saffron, Jasmine, and Rose. Base notes are leather. orris root, patchouli, sandalwood, and moss. The nose behind Mille Feux is Jacques Cavallier. On the first encounter, Mille Feux comes off as a fruity leathery elegant Eau de Parfum. This is a very classy uncomplicated scent but it is not terribly unique. It smells like a rebellious cousin of sugar. The sillage is moderate. It will last about 10+ hours depending on your skin chemistry and even more when spritzed on clothing. It is a beautiful fragrance but is not original and probably won't gather lots of, "what are you wearing?" compliments because it is not a fantastic head turner. Mille Feux is great for the lighter seasons like spring and summer. It can also transition into the early months of fall. Mille Feux can be worn in the day time and night time. Overall, I would give Mille Feux a rating of 8.5/10

#ladylovesperfumes Mille Feux Louis Vuitton Rasberry,Bergamot,Iris,Jasmin,Patchouli,Leather notes... When my dear friend was doing some shopping at local LV boutique few years ago,The very lovely Ms. K.A. ( I have to mention her as she is the most patient and humble and polite SA I have ever met in my life) offered me some perfume samples. And from time to time I have been testing them and making up my mind. ===> Mille Feux,The perfume of thousand lights,It is the most feminine,bright leather perfume I ever had smelled. The opening is a bit alcoholy but after few minutes I could smell a bright rasberry and bergamot sorbet pouring on a brand new soft leather fabric,Zaffron and Sandalwoods make this perfume warm(but not sweet) and Iris adds a little vibe of powderiness to it without taking the whole fruity shine away.It is very linear and none-offensive perfume. For my taste I categorize it as a light everyday office friendly perfume which the leather note makes it edgy and the fruity sorbet makes it very light and feminine.Longavity with 4 sprays is about 4 hours and the scent has a mild projection.I wished it was stronger and louder but I would gladly over-spray it if I owned a full bottle. #ladylovesperfumes

Mille Feux is pretty powdery on me on 1st spray. Sweet raspberries and powder mix. It leans feminine, like a lady's make up powder-puff pad and the raspberries are not the mulled, syrupy kind. Sweetness but no depth and darkness at the start. More floral even, so it is actually a decidedly feminine scent. After 5 minutes, the intense brite-floral/powder dusting settles down and a prominent, still feminine raspberry note emanantes. No spice or darker currant of resinous notes in the background; just straight raspberries. It's authentic enough and pleasant, just a bit too feminine conformist - I cannot see this being unisex sadly. Then the suede appears, like a high-class, high-end leather bag just as this one is becoming quickly famous for. So, it's Tuscan Leather in full reverse, all the powdery fruits and bouquets 1st, then the suede leather handbag later. While I do prefer it to TL by a long way, it is sadly not quite to my tastes; I need either a straight-up fruit punch or something more deeper and syrupy/ ambery/vanillic. Little to no vanilla here for the most part. Good and surely a real hit with the ladies, but not for me. The Ladies' Tuscan Leather My rating: 6/10

I was very curious to try it, who doesn't know Louis Vuitton!! This is a classy scent, definitely quality, I detect the fruity vibe, but the leather comes into play rather fast, and it makes for a stylish leather / raspberry combo, the leather is like a soft suede, we are talking subtle here...this scent is called Mille Feux, but I don't find it that bright or strong..to my nose it is a stylish perfume, elegant, but a bit flat too, it doesn't open up much, and longevity is poor..so in my opinion, overpriced.. I think the names are lovely, very romantic, but maybe the scents aren't as exciting... Vuitton played it safe, which goes with the quiet elegance of the brand. I think it is a stylish scent for a woman of quiet good taste, I like it, but it isn't one that impresses me too much overall..

I was surprised by this scent, not in a bad way. The leather is really nice here and I think it’s totally unisex. It’s not some overly softened suede that you often get marketed to women from designer houses. The leather here has much more weight to it than that - I suppose it is kinda reminiscent of the inside of an LV leather handbag? The raspberry keeps the scent slightly somewhat sweet but in a fresh and fruity way, not actually sugary or truly sweet. I don’t know if I need this one in my collection yet as I already have a few from LV that I prefer, but this one is certainly gorgeous for anyone looking for a very smooth and refined fruity-leathery scent!

@MarleneNavar - the closest to it I found so far is Black Saffron, by Byredo - I would say ... 85-90% resemblance. Black Saffron’ ratio is a bit different than Mille Feux - it has a bit more rose but less smoke. Unfortunately, I finished my bottle before being aware that it was discontinued :-( I find that Hermès’s Gallop is very far from Mille Feux, due to that oily layer it possesses, and it’s far less feminine, compared to Mille Feux. I’d give Gallop 40% resemblance. LV’s Matière Noire seems sweeter to me and more rose-y, maybe at 60% resemblance ... The other perfumes you mention are a different kin to me. But I get your pain ❤️🩹

What I smell: leather, powdery orris, a hint of sweetness (something like simple syrup), osmanthus, distant raspberry Association: something you'd wear to a coffee date in Paris before a stroll around the streets Overall opinion: something about it is gourmand to me, but not in a typical way. Perfect for those who like gourmands but don't want to smell actually edible. The leather is done great here. Very unisex imho. Does slightly inspire feelings of being inside a duty free as the notes kind of wash each other out, but as mentioned before, the leather stands strong.

I get barely any raspberry at all in this and it doesn't have a fruity vibe on my skin. It's mostly a lovely soft but prominent leather scent, with cool, powdery iris and earthy orris with a touch of bergamot to lift it all up. Reminds me in vibe of Bois d'Iris but with a ton of leather added. It's chic, unisex maybe leaning feminine but would absolutely not smell strange on a man. Completely avoids the leather bag/jacket feeling of some leather scents. It's the first LV fragrance I've tested and I'm impressed. It's very well done.

osmanthus is so green, bitter, and vegetal to me. my skin tends to amplify it. i wanted fruity leather here but it comes off on me as plant-y leather (i do get fruits but it’s like the fruits aren’t quite ripe yet, and there’s something that almost resembles fresh cut grass). i’ve been going back and forth on this one for months but as much as i wanted to love it i think i’ve finally decided it isn’t for me. edit: it does dry down to something sweeter and more pleasant. i just don’t want to wait 2+ hours to love my perfume!

When I first sprayed it on my wrist after rather liking the smell from the bottle, it smelled like plastic, the one that's used for children's toys. After 10 minutes it started to smell a lot like matiere noire by LV. I find those two quite similar, but since matiere noire doesn't give me this plastic-y note in the beginning, I prefer it. Longevity is really good in both, staying power on the clothes is insane, it's still there after a couple of days

Testing it now from my friend's vanity, it doesn't smell unique, maybe you will need to wear it for a long period to start find a personality of the scent. Sweet, but I detect a bitter note, similar to the new formula of Dior Eau Fraiche. Has the "I smelled it before" syndrome, which is not a great complement for a new perfume,,, Bottom note, you will need to be a Perfume Virgin to appreciate or notice any thing new in this perfume.

-This is a standout from the LV lineup. -Fruity leather scent that doesn't veer into 'biker' or 'expensive handbag' territory. -Refined scent that strikes the perfect balance between fruit and leather. (Hermes Kelly Calache is too 'handbag' to be wearable. And fruity leathers from the house of Xerjoff are too fruity and young-leaning for my liking.) -Unisex scent that makes for a safe blind-buy. (-)

Very elegant and sophisticated perfume. On my skin it is mainly gentle suede, iris, osmanthus and a hint of sweet smelling raspberry. I apply liberally 4-5 spritz and it does not get cloying or head-ache inducing. Tried to layer it with Dans la Peau and it worked great! Now it is very hot outside (38C) and I suppose that in colder weather the notes will be even more beautiful and prominent.

Yesterday went to LV store to try those perfumes. So, I decided to get Rose de Vents. When I got home, I kept smelling my wrist and thinking what a beautiful raspberry suede smell. Very elegant. So, the next day I went to exchange it. So happy, I choose Mille Feux it's a gorgeous fragrance!!! Love it!!

Sophisticated, classy, feminine, and youthful. It smells like your gorgeous neighbor who just got back from her honeymoon in Monaco with her rich husband, and is now on her way to New York for fashion week. The leather give a little edge, and the raspberry is gorgeous.

Raspberry, suede & Orris. Smooth & Refined. A comforting scent when you just want to smell put together but not doin too much. Classy. Weirdly this has been my airport scent & every time I smell it now, it reminds me of the airport. So sad it’s been discontinued.

This opens with a juicy raspberry note that is effervescent and playful. It slowly develops some depth as the leather kicks in but retains a light and fruitful nature. The staying power was quite poor on my skin, it lasted approximately 1 hour. :(