D&E Fragrance 50ml Extrait de Parfum

Comet - Insp by Louis Vuitton Météore

50ML Extrait De Parfum
£44.95
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D&E Fragrance 50ml Extrait de Parfum

Comet - Insp by Louis Vuitton Météore

£44.95
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✔ Free UK delivery on every order
✔ Hand-blended to order in the UK, dispatched same or next working day
✔ Vegan & cruelty-free · 8–10+ hour Extrait de Parfum

  • Inspired by Louis Vuitton — Météore
  • Extrait De Parfum, available in 12ml oil roller, 15ml, 30ml and 50ml, plus a 3x15ml set
  • 8-10+ hours wear time
  • Vegan and cruelty-free
  • Hand-blended in the UK
Louis Vuitton Météore A streak of light across the sky. Météore by Louis Vuitton is a clean, confident citrus aromatic fragrance built on mandarin orange, Calabrian bergamot and Sicilian orange, brightened with neroli, nutmeg, pink pepper and cardamom, grounded by smooth Java vetiver.

How Comet compares to Louis Vuitton Météore

The same scent direction, our own UK-made composition, a fraction of the price. Here is the honest picture.

The designer original

Louis Vuitton Météore

£265 for 100ml
roughly £2.65 per ml · about £132.50 for the same 50ml
Ours · D&E Fragrances

Comet Extrait de Parfum

£44.95 for 50ml
£0.90 per ml · from £14.99 in smaller sizes
2.9× less per ml

Notes you will recognise

Mandarin OrangeCalabrian BergamotSicilian OrangeTunisian NeroliIndonesian NutmegPink PepperGuatemalan CardamomJava Vetiver

Being upfront about the comparison

Comet is our own original composition inspired by Louis Vuitton Météore — it is not a clone or a replica, and no inspired-by fragrance is. What you get is the same masculine scent direction and note structure, blended by hand in the UK as a long-lasting Extrait de Parfum.

Worn side by side you would recognise the family resemblance straight away, and you would also notice differences in the opening and in how it settles on your skin. We think that is a fair trade at this price, but we would rather you know exactly what you are buying.

Read our full Louis Vuitton Météore vs Comet review →