Louis Vuitton City Of Stars EDP

Description

City Of Stars launched in April 2022 as one of the later additions to Louis Vuitton's Les Colognes family, created by Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud. It stacks five citrus notes — lime, blood orange, blood mandarin, bergamot, and lemon — into an unusually dense opening, then softens into a single tiare flower note before settling on a powdery musk-and-sandalwood base that gives it a smoother, more polished finish than most of the citrus line.

Scent Character

• Citrus — 45%
• Floral — 15%
• Powdery — 15%
• Musky — 15%
• Woody — 10%

Percentages are derived from note-family distribution across the verified fragrance pyramid below, not an independent lab measurement.

Translation: City Of Stars is the most citrus-heavy of Louis Vuitton's colognes on paper, but the powdery musk-sandalwood base is what makes it feel finished rather than just bright and sharp.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Lime, Blood Orange, Blood Mandarin, Bergamot, Lemon
Heart: Tiare Flower
Base: Powdery Notes, Musk, Sandalwood

Performance

City Of Stars is a moderate performer: expect 4–6 hours of longevity and soft, close sillage with a clean, powdery finish. It's built for reapplication rather than heavy projection.

Best Occasions & Season

Best in spring and summer for daytime wear — its dense citrus opening and smooth powdery base make it equally at home in the office or on a warm-weather outing.

Concentration & Provenance

Eau de Parfum, made in France by Louis Vuitton. Every sample is hand-decanted by Venba from authentic stock into a 2mL glass vial (filled to the 1mL line) and clearly labeled with the fragrance name.

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FAQ

Q: Is this sample full-strength?
A: Yes — it's poured from the same authentic Eau de Parfum, not a diluted "inspired by" version.

Q: What makes City Of Stars different from Louis Vuitton's other citrus colognes?
A: Its density — five citrus notes layered together — and a powdery musk-sandalwood base that gives it a smoother, more finished dry-down.

Q: How long does it last?
A: Expect a moderate 4–6 hours with a clean, powdery finish.

Q: Is it unisex?
A: Yes — City Of Stars is marketed and worn as a unisex fragrance.