Louis Vuitton
Reddit take
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Pros
- If it has to be tangible… it is almost winter, so perhaps an item that doesn't require exact sizing, like a scarf or gloves from a French designer (LV, Dior, etc.) that fits his style.
- Louis Vuitton’s whole shtick when it comes to perfume is mass appeal and easy wear. Which is what most designer houses do. LV does this very well though their freshies are high quality and preform well.
- And, young or old, I've never met any woman who would turn up her nose at a perviously loved LV, Longchamps, Gucci, Fendi, Chanel, Coach, D&B, Kate Spade or Dior.
- Hermes, Chanel, LV all make incredible watches with serious horological chops.
- Runner Ups: LV, Prada, Givenchy, Gucci, MFK
Cons
- They have some nice fragrances but they don't use particularly expensive materials or anything, so the price is definitely even more inflated than that of other widely available designer fragrances
- LV doesn't do much different in all their products compared to cheaper brands. They are selling you the brand itself.
- Recently I visited an LV store to try out the perfumes before pulling the trigger on another purchase. All I can say is it was very underwhelming. They were almost all very basic and easy scents, which I kinda expected, but I thought the...
- I don't consider $150 super expensive for a fragrance, especially as LV and PDM are usually $300+?
- I’m talking about how “busy” patterns end up looking to a person’s eye after a year. You acclimate to it and it either looks bad or it looks like nothing. Not worth investing in something like that.
Sentiment
5 positive (50%) · 1 mixed (10%) · 4 negative (40%)
Trust + time weighted score: +5% · raw score 10%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
They have some nice fragrances but they don't use particularly expensive materials or anything, so the price is definitely even more inflated than that of other widely available designer fragrances
If it has to be tangible… it is almost winter, so perhaps an item that doesn't require exact sizing, like a scarf or gloves from a French designer (LV, Dior, etc.) that fits his style.
LV doesn't do much different in all their products compared to cheaper brands. They are selling you the brand itself.
Louis Vuitton’s whole shtick when it comes to perfume is mass appeal and easy wear. Which is what most designer houses do. LV does this very well though their freshies are high quality and preform well.
Recently I visited an LV store to try out the perfumes before pulling the trigger on another purchase. All I can say is it was very underwhelming. They were almost all very basic and easy scents, which I kinda expected, but I thought they’d somehow be better. They mostly stick to already proven scent profiles and just do them their way. In no way do I think they’re bad, just not worth the price.
And, young or old, I've never met any woman who would turn up her nose at a perviously loved LV, Longchamps, Gucci, Fendi, Chanel, Coach, D&B, Kate Spade or Dior.
I don't consider $150 super expensive for a fragrance, especially as LV and PDM are usually $300+?
Hermes, Chanel, LV all make incredible watches with serious horological chops.
Runner Ups: LV, Prada, Givenchy, Gucci, MFK
I’m talking about how “busy” patterns end up looking to a person’s eye after a year. You acclimate to it and it either looks bad or it looks like nothing. Not worth investing in something like that.
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