Louis Vuitton Elves

eLVes by Louis Vuitton
A spellbinding tribute to fantasy and femininity, eLVes by Louis Vuitton weaves together delicate florals, exotic fruits, and warm woods to create a fragrance that feels both ethereal and magnetic. This enchanting blend is a modern fairytale bottled—radiant, whimsical, and surprisingly bold.

Scent Profile

eLVes begins with an effervescent burst of black currant and peach, accented by a warm spark of ginger and cinnamon. The opening is bright and juicy with just the right touch of spice, offering an immediate sense of movement and charm. As it settles, creamy coconut milk and tender lily-of-the-valley wrap around a velvety bouquet of Bulgarian rose, classic rose, and soft violet, adding an elegant, dreamlike quality to the heart. The base brings it all back to earth with grounding patchouli and Ambroxan, which add texture, warmth, and a lasting, skin-melting trail that lingers long after the wearer is gone.

Performance & Longevity

As with many of Jacques Cavallier Belletrud’s creations, eLVes strikes a fine balance between airy elegance and lasting presence. Expect moderate-to-strong projection in the first few hours, with the Ambroxan and patchouli anchoring the fragrance on skin well into the evening. It's a versatile scent that feels equally magical during daytime strolls or dressed-up evenings.

Real-Life Comparisons

Imagine if Delina’s flirtatious florals met the creamy, dreamy textures of Byredo’s Flowerhead—but with a Louis Vuitton twist. eLVes doesn’t lean too sweet or too powdery. Instead, it finds that sweet spot where fruit, florals, and warmth dance in perfect rhythm, creating a signature that’s both playful and polished.

Final Thoughts

eLVes feels like stepping into a secret garden at golden hour—lush, luminous, and slightly surreal. It's a fragrance for dreamers and romantics, but also for those who want their presence felt without saying a word. A modern floral fantasy with just enough depth to intrigue and just enough softness to soothe, eLVes proves that magic still exists—sometimes, all it takes is the right scent to find it.