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Christian Louboutin · Sold as unisex
Fétiche L’Iris
The subtle shimmer of twilight in an elegant drawing room, where the soft embrace of warm spices and powdery woods lingers.
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Fétiche L’IrisHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fétiche L’Iris by Christian Louboutin, launched in 2024 and crafted by Caroline Dumur, is an ode to the earthy elegance of iris. The composition opens with a bold iris note that immediately captures attention, followed by patchouli that adds depth and warmth. The base notes of woody, powdery, warm spicy, and balsamic accords create a rich, enveloping scent that feels both intimate and sophisticated.
One or two sprays are enough to let Fétiche L’Iris build naturally on your skin. The iris note is strong initially but gives way to a rich base that blooms over time, making it ideal for evening wear.
Fig. 01 — Fétiche L’Iris, Christian Louboutin
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Caroline Dumur
Farm scents to fine fragranceCaroline Dumur is a perfumer with IFF whose passion for scent traces back to childhood summers on her grandparents' farm in northern France, surrounded by flowers, hay, cheese, and animals.
Designer Christian Louboutin
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