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Falling Stars

Falling Stars

Inspired by City of Stars, Louis Vuitton

50 ml glass bottle (Eau de Parfum)

 

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Inspired by: City of Stars, Louis Vuitton
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PRODUCT DETAILS

Falling Stars comes as a 50 ml eau de parfum, built at roughly 20% fragrance oil. It costs €25, the same price across all of our scents, whatever the original behind it. Free shipping applies from €49 and delivery takes 2 to 5 working days.

City of Stars is usually sold as an extrait de parfum. Falling Stars is an eau de parfum, so it sits a shade lighter than the original while keeping the same run from citrus to musk.

It lasts 6 to 10 hours on skin and carries through a full afternoon on most skin types. French fragrance oils, handmade in small batches, vegan and cruelty free. You get 15 days to exchange it if it isn't right for you.

NOTES

Top notes

Blood orange, lime, blood mandarin, lemon, bergamot

Heart notes

Tiare flower

Base notes

Powdery notes, musk, sandalwood

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Falling Stars is our perfume dupe of City of Stars by Louis Vuitton, a unisex scent for anyone who wants a bright citrus opening that turns soft and musky underneath. It opens on blood orange, lime, blood mandarin, lemon and bergamot, moves into a tiare flower heart, and settles on powdery notes, musk and sandalwood.

The citrus rush is loud for the first twenty minutes or so, sharp and a little bitter from the blood orange and lime together, then the florals soften everything into something creamier. By the dry-down it's mostly powdery musk and sandalwood, warm rather than sweet, and the trail stays close and skin-like rather than loud.

The tiare heart works like a bridge between the citrus and the powdery base, and it's the accord most people notice once the initial rush of blood orange calms down. That middle notes stage is genuinely open either way: on some skin the citrus stays sharp and masculine, on others the musk pulls it softer and more feminine. As a fragrance dupe built on citrus and musk, it holds that balance right through the day, and it is one of the fresher fragrances in our lineup.

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Jasmine Camilleri

The scent is amazing and very long lasting

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Xiang Heng

Highly recommended by a friend and it definitely lives up to the hype, a celestial scent that's out of this world!

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Claire Bonnet

The breathtaking unboxing experience of this celestial fragrance felt like the stars were aligning, leaving me truly captivated.

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Eva Smit

The unboxing experience felt luxurious, and the perfume had a mesmerizing and dreamy quality.

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Alexander Martin

Falling Stars is a celestial fragrance that captures the magic and beauty of the nighttime sky.

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Pierre Simon

With its enchanting and celestial notes, this fragrance transports you to a dreamy night sky, making it a unique and alluring addition to your collection.

Perfume concentration

EDT, EDP or EXDP - what you are actually buying

The difference between these labels is not quality but how much perfume oil sits in the bottle. That decides how long the scent stays on your skin and how far it travels.

EDT Eau de Toilette 5 to 15% perfume oil

The lightest of the three. It opens fresh and fast, but fades after three to five hours. Pleasant in heat and at the office, as long as you top it up during the day.

Our choiceEDP Eau de Parfum ~20% perfume oil

The middle ground that became the standard. It lasts six to eight hours, one spray in the morning is enough, and the scent stays recognisable into the evening without filling the room.

EXDP Extrait de Parfum 20 to 40% perfume oil

The densest form, worn in drops, and it can last over ten hours. In return it loses that easy opening, and the price per bottle climbs the most.

Why we chose EDP

Every Chez Pierre perfume is made in Eau de Parfum concentration, with 20% perfume oil. That is not by accident.

An eau de toilette would mean carrying the bottle with you and refreshing the scent after lunch. An extrait would push the price up, and only someone counting hours would notice the gain. EDP sits exactly in between: one spray in the morning carries the whole working day, and the scent opens and develops instead of settling on the skin at once.

So we don't make lighter and pricier versions of the same scent. We make one, in the concentration where that scent works best.

How a perfume is measured

Longevity, projection and sillage

Three things describe every perfume, whatever the price or the name on the bottle. Once you separate them, it is easier to say what you actually want from a scent.

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Longevity

How many hours the scent stays on skin

Measured from the moment you spray to the moment you can no longer smell it up close. It depends on the concentration, but also on your skin: on dry skin every perfume lasts less, so a dab of unscented cream before spraying helps.

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Projection

How far it travels around you

Strongest in the first hour, it tells you how much space the scent takes up. Big projection is great for evenings and colder days, while at the office or in a meeting it usually gets in the way more than it helps.

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Sillage

The trail you leave behind

Pronounced „see-yazh“, it means the trail a scent leaves behind you. It is the reason someone turns around as you pass. A perfume can last a long time and still leave a small trail, and the other way round.

Strong is not the same as good. A perfume with huge projection quickly tires both you and the people around you, while one without any trail stays your own private thing.

That is why every one of our perfume descriptions says how it wears, not only how it smells.

CHOOSE YOUR LIFESYLE

Falling Stars

Inspired by: City of Stars, Louis Vuitton

Falling Stars works well from spring through summer, especially on hot days when the citrus opening feels brightest, though the powdery musk base keeps it wearable once the weather cools too. One spray in the morning is usually enough to last the day.

It's built as a unisex scent, so it works equally well whoever picks it up, and it doesn't ask you to pick a side before you spray it.

If you want a second opinion, there is a review section further down this page. What it comes down to is that Falling Stars moves easily between the bright and the soft, more an everyday alternative than a single-lane fragrance.

Choose our Inspiration

Louis Vuitton is a French luxury house, and City of Stars belongs to its fragrance collection built around travel and light. Since it launched it has turned into one of that collection's most talked-about releases, which is no small thing for a house better known for luggage than for perfume.

Most people just call it City of Stars, or Stars for short. It is one of the bottles people most often go looking for a dupe of, and that instantly recognisable citrus-and-musk contrast is the reason why.

Reviews of City of Stars usually mention the same thing: it reads as one of the more unisex designer perfumes and fragrances released in recent years, closer to a shared scent than something built strictly for men or for women. Just about every review of it starts with that citrus opening.

Why choose us?

Falling Stars is our alternative to City of Stars. This dupe smells like the original and is filled by hand in small batches using French fragrance oils, at a price that keeps a citrus-and-musk scent in daily rotation.

We make it as an eau de parfum, since that is what this kind of bright, powdery composition needs to hold up through the day. If it isn't similar to what you remember, send it back within 15 days and we'll sort an exchange.

It is one of the more versatile perfumes we make, at home on a morning commute and on a warm evening, which is what unisex scents are supposed to do.