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Discover an extraordinary island where the sea and sky unite. A sensory immersion, the endless pleasure of absolute light, the radiant vibration of wind-blown islands. Azure dreams call to the imagination. This is the first fragrance composition exploring endless freshness with a dazzling trail. The sweet piquancy of fresh ginger zest in a cocktail of grapefruit, bergamot, and orange. Fruity, velvety, scintillating roundness offers everlasting refreshment. A radiant vibration, a sensual score with faceted notes to accompany the melody of a waking world.
Symphony is part of the Louis Vuitton Les Extraits Collection, expressing the encounter of two great creative minds. Through these five exceptional, highly concentrated fragrance treasures, Jacques Cavallier Belletrud reinvents the perfume extrait with boldness and fluidity
Frank Gehry, one of the greatest architects of all time, designs his first perfume bottle. He began with Marc Newson's original bottle, stretching the lines into curves. From its sculptural flourish emerges a transparent veil that appears to float in the air. The bottle is topped with a precious hand-polished metal cap like the splash of an airy, imaginary flower.
Key notes:
Grapefruit
Ginger
Bergamot
Discover an extraordinary island where the sea and sky unite. A sensory immersion, the endless pleasure of absolute light, the radiant vibration of wind-blown islands. Azure dreams call to the imagination. This is the first fragrance composition exploring endless freshness with a dazzling trail. The sweet piquancy of fresh ginger zest in a cocktail of grapefruit, bergamot, and orange. Fruity, velvety, scintillating roundness offers everlasting refreshment. A radiant vibration, a sensual score with faceted notes to accompany the melody of a waking world.
Symphony is part of the Louis Vuitton Les Extraits Collection, expressing the encounter of two great creative minds. Through these five exceptional, highly concentrated fragrance treasures, Jacques Cavallier Belletrud reinvents the perfume extrait with boldness and fluidity
Frank Gehry, one of the greatest architects of all time, designs his first perfume bottle. He began with Marc Newson's original bottle, stretching the lines into curves. From its sculptural flourish emerges a transparent veil that appears to float in the air. The bottle is topped with a precious hand-polished metal cap like the splash of an airy, imaginary flower.
Key notes:
Grapefruit
Ginger
Bergamot