Louis Vuitton encapsulates the eternity of summer in ‘Sun Song’

The Californian light is transformed into an olfactory harmony by master perfumer Jacques Cavallier.

‘Sun Song’ is presented as the first of Louis Vuitton‘s Perfume Colognes, a trilogy of fragrances inspired by the West Coast, its contrasts, its hedonistic spirit and the eternal glow that defines the city of Los Angeles.

It is no coincidence that Cavallier – originally from Grasse, the cradle of haute perfumery – has chosen to work with the orange tree. Neroli, petitgrain, orange blossom? A botanical trilogy that smells of eternal sunny days and golden skin. Added to this is an eclectic and luminous lemon, which underlines the joyful tone of the fragrance, and a musky base that acts like a caress.

Light as a fruity mist, but with the floral depth of a Malibu sunset, ‘Sun Song’ unfolds like a sensory journey through light. A summer without end in the form of a work of art conceived by artist Alex Israel, who has turned the bottle into a pop artwork.