Louis Vuitton's Perfume Atlas is an illustrated book that can be paired with 45 location-inspired scents that take fragrance fans on a multi-sensory journey around the world. Curated by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, the brand’s in-house Master Perfumer, Perfume Atlas invites readers to discover the origins and sources of raw materials used by the luxury brand in its most beloved scents.
The Perfume Atlas follows the perfumer's travels to the Ivory Coast for cacao (an important note in Louis Vuitton's fragrance Nouveau Monde,) and Grasse in France for rose and jasmine (featured in the brand's Rose des Vents and Apogée, respectively.)
There are three different Perfume Atlas covers to choose from, and the book can be purchased on its own or as part of the immersive, limited-edition collection that includes miniature fragrance vials from featured countries.
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Louis Vuitton's Perfume Atlas Shares a Globally Inspired Journey
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