There are fragrances that glow, and there are fragrances that ignite. Mille belongs to the latter — a perfume inspired by Mille Feux by Louis Vuitton, a creation celebrated for its emotional luminosity, its velvety leather, and its incandescent heart. This is scent as cinema: a story told in color, warmth, and slow-burning light.

From the first breath, Mille opens like a spark struck in the dark.

A vivid burst of raspberry, juicy and ruby-bright, collides with the gentle shimmer of bergamot. It feels like stepping into a world illuminated by lanterns — soft yet dazzling, familiar yet thrilling.

Then the heart begins to unfold — an opulent bouquet woven with emotion and texture.

Rose, tender and feminine, melts into saffron’s golden glow, while osmanthus adds a suede-like apricot nuance, evoking the feeling of warm leather kissed by sunlight. Iris and jasmine breathe elegance into the composition, creating a silky, glowing aura around the wearer — radiant, refined, quietly intoxicating.

But what makes Mille unforgettable is the base, where the fragrance settles into its true identity.

Leather, rich and supple, wraps itself around orris, moss, and creamy sandalwood, deepened by the velvet hum of patchouli. This is the moment when the spark becomes a flame — warm, elegant, and luminous, like embers glowing long after the fireworks fade.

Inspired by a scent born from Louis Vuitton’s emotional journey, Mille captures that same sense of movement: a voyage through feeling, memory, and light.

It is the fragrance of a thousand lights,

a thousand touches,

a thousand moments that linger in the soul.

Mille is not worn merely on the skin —

it is worn in the air around you, in the pause after your footsteps, in the breath someone holds when you enter the room.

It is sensuality softened by elegance,

leather polished by light,

emotion infused with fire.

A perfume for the one who shines without trying —

radiant, unforgettable, endlessly alive.