Contre Moi Louis Vuitton 2016

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7.9 / 10108 Ratings

Contre Moi is a popular perfume by Louis Vuitton for women and was released in 2016. The scent is sweet-floral. It is being marketed by LVMH. Pronunciation

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Perfumer

Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud

Fragrance Notes

Tahitian vanilla

Bourbon vanilla

Orange blossom

Rosa centifolia

Magnolia

Cocoa

Ambrette seed

Ratings

Scent

7.9108 Ratings

Longevity

7.495 Ratings

Sillage

6.892 Ratings

Bottle

8.4102 Ratings

Value for money

5.920 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 29.04.2022.

Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is French actress Léa Seydoux.

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01/14/2022

9.5
Scent 10
Longevity 8
Sillage 8
Bottle 4
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Scentwitch

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Smells great on clothes

It took me awhile to like this perfume. I enjoy vanilla fragrances, and this one is a little bit unusual. I can’t really put my finger on it. Maybe it’s the rose that makes it more interesting. It actually smells better on my clothes than it does on my skin and I enjoy spraying a little bit on my winter coat.
This is a comforting perfume, not sexy. You could wear it anywhere and be OK. It has really good longevity but the sillage is only 12 inches tops.
It’s a very expensive perfume and I probably won’t ever buy a large bottle.

06/21/2017

10
Scent

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ScentFan

Helpful Review 4

Vanilla Adventure

With both the Tahitian and Madagascan varieties present, vanilla is what Contre Moi (Against Me) is principally about. Pretty sure Contre is meant to mean "against" as in "opposed to" rather than "contacting." At any rate, with cocoa present this fragrance has a gourmand feel, deepened by muskily interesting ambrette seed. The non-sweet florals make it perfume. What does it smell like? You're in Paris, heading back to your hotel with everything needed for a picnic in your room--flowers from the fleuriste, slices of flavorful cold cuts from the charcuterie, cheese from the fromagerie, a fresh baguette from the boulangerie, a sinful dessert from the pâtisserie, a bottle of wine, of course. Nowadays it's possible to grab them all in one place, but for me this is the smell of a traditional food adventure--deliciousness bought individually to assemble. The website implies Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud wants the fragrance to say rebellion, but smelling Contre Moi makes me want to be in Paris, about to have this meal. A man or a woman could wear it and be found worldly.