Nuit De Feu

Here, Louis Vuitton seems to plunge us into a distant land, on a hot black night. Evoking an exotic elsewhere, Nuit de Feu certainly intends to warm up your everyday life!

Louis Vuitton, a house marked by escape

The house of Louis Vuitton has always been fascinated by travel and distant lands. After all, what better way to lose one's bearings than to feel freer, more alive and ultimately closer to oneself? It all began in 1854, when Louis Vuitton crafted his first travel trunks. Since then, the house has never stopped accompanying travelers to the four corners of the globe. It is precisely this travel journal to the far reaches of the planet that inspired its fragrance collection. Every Louis Vuitton juice is conceived as an evocation of a distant and exotic land. Nuit de Feu is no exception to this tradition and invites one to set off at night, into a dark yet no less warm setting.

The very leathery scent of Louis Vuitton's Nuit de Feu

Nuit de Feu by Louis Vuitton is a fragrance that does not lack character. Designed for both men and women, it is meant to be shared and invites closeness. Composed by Jacques Cavallier, Nuit de Feu dares a very powerful and animalic blend. Here, the night becomes more ardent than ever. It immediately becomes the playground of two lovers drawing close to one another with eroticism and sensuality. More specifically, Nuit de Feu by Louis Vuitton is composed of incense and olibanum. Leather and musk, for their part, give it a more animalic breath. Finally, Nuit de Feu by Louis Vuitton is further enhanced by oud wood, the perfumers' new gem, considered one of the most luxurious ingredients on the planet.

Louis Vuitton's apothecary flask

At this point, all that remains is to present the bottle of the Nuit de Feu fragrance. Its belonging to the great Louis Vuitton family is immediately obvious. Indeed, the Louis Vuitton bottle is common to all of the house's fragrances. Designed by Marc Newson, an expert in simplicity, this bottle relies on absolute purity. Its surface is free of any ornamentation. The name of the house is engraved discreetly directly into the glass. Here, a midnight blue hue takes over the whole. Only the words “Nuit de Feu” stand out from its sides in orange lettering, like one final ray of sunlight crossing the twilight. The whole is topped with a black cap, reminiscent of the Emery pieces of the last century, soberly stamped with the Louis Vuitton seal.