LV's Stellar Times

A Deep, Warm Woody Experience

Stellar Times, long-standing fragrance, is undoubtedly one of the most defining scents of the decade. It’s so well-known that’s proudly used by both men and women. Developed by perfumer Jacques Cavallier, Stellar Times was unveiled in 2021. Stellar Times is part of the Les Extraits Collection, that expresses the encounter of masculine and feminine notes.

It’s a scent celebrated by perfumers all over, yet still enjoyably accessible to those who don’t know it. With its woody-sweet scent, it has a rugged, yet not overly masculine appeal, and the presence of floral notes makes it ideal for women as well. Stellar Times greets you with an amber floral smell with a light and soft hint of woody notes. It opens with a sweet, resinous, cozy, and warm scent of amber, gradually combined with a soft and white floral smell of orange blossom.

The combination enhanced and took a new turn with the presence of the woody notes in the background, resulting, a very mature scent developed, one that is suited for anyone who appreciates the finer side of life.

This Stellar Times dupe from Fragrances Oil is a lot cheaper than the original and uses 100% quality ingredients to get the same scent at a fraction of the cost. The result is a much richer scent, one that strikes an ideal balance between the woody and floral notes. This shimmering scent inspires colorful visions that take you on a subliminal journey through time to rediscover the splendor of legendary temples, and gardens stippled like the splash of an airy, imaginary flower with mosaics and marvelous fountains.

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