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    Christian Louboutin

    Christian Louboutin, the French fashion house best known for its red‑sole shoes, entered the fragrance world in 2015 with the Loubiworld collection. The line translates the brand’s love of colour, drama and travel into scent, offering everything from the woody oud of Oud Fétiche (2026) to the floral romance of Fétiche La Rose (2025). Each perfume carries the same bold confidence that defines the shoes, inviting wearers to step into a world of glamour and daring elegance.

    FranceEst. 1991
    24
    Fragrances
    4.1
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    SignatureFétiche La Rose
    Fétiche La Rose
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    Community
    4.1
    Average rating
    across 24 fragrances
    Collection
    24
    Fragrances and counting
    Heritage
    1991
    Founded in France

    Heritage

    A house, in its own words

    Christian Louboutin opened his first boutique on Rue Jean‑Jacques Rousseau in Paris in 1991, after years of designing for other fashion houses. The shop’s red‑stamped soles quickly attracted celebrities and set a new standard for luxury footwear. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s the brand expanded globally, adding handbags, accessories and a ready‑to‑wear line while keeping the signature red sole as its visual anchor. In 2015 the designer partnered with fragrance specialist Puig to launch Loubiworld, his first foray into perfumery. The collaboration gave the brand access to seasoned perfumers and a distribution network that matched its international reach. Since that debut, Louboutin has released a steady stream of scents, including Loubirouge (2020), Loubikiss (2020), and a series of Fétiche fragrances that explore oud, amber, sandalwood and rose. Each launch reflects the designer’s habit of traveling to distant markets – from Egypt to Portugal – and translating those experiences into olfactory stories. The house continues to celebrate milestones such as the limited‑edition Loubidoo Rose Eau de Parfum (2023) and the 2024 release of Fétiche L’Ambre, reinforcing its reputation for bold, travel‑inspired creations while staying rooted in the Parisian atelier that sparked the original red‑sole revolution. Louboutin treats fragrance as an extension of his visual language. He believes scent should make a statement as loudly as a red heel on a runway. The brand draws on the designer’s love of travel, colour and theatricality, turning each perfume into a narrative of place and mood. Sustainability entered the conversation in 2022 when the house began auditing raw‑material sources and prioritising ingredients harvested with minimal environmental impact. Louboutin also values craftsmanship; he works closely with perfumers to ensure that every accord reflects the brand’s signature blend of sensuality and edge. The result is a collection that feels both luxurious and approachable, inviting wearers to express confidence without compromise.

    1991
    Christian Louboutin opens his first Paris boutique on Rue Jean‑Jacques Rousseau, introducing the red‑sole shoe.
    2015
    Louboutin partners with Puig and launches the Loubiworld fragrance collection, marking the brand’s entry into perfumery.
    2020
    Release of Loubirouge, a warm, spicy fragrance that expands the house’s scent portfolio.
    2021
    Loubikiss debuts, featuring a blend of citrus and floral notes inspired by Mediterranean travels.
    2024
    Fétiche L’Ambre arrives, highlighting amber sourced from the Middle East and showcasing the brand’s focus on sustainable sourcing.
    2026
    Oud Fétiche launches, using rare agarwood from Laos and reinforcing Louboutin’s commitment to exotic, high‑quality ingredients.

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    Interesting facts

    01

    Christian Louboutin’s first fragrance line was created in partnership with the Spanish fragrance group Puig, giving the brand access to seasoned perfumers and global distribution.

    02

    The red lacquer on each perfume cap mirrors the iconic red sole that first made the designer famous on the runway.

    03

    Oud Fétiche uses agarwood harvested from a single plantation in Laos, a region rarely tapped by mainstream luxury houses.

    04

    Louboutin’s fragrance bottles are hand‑finished in France; each cap receives a separate polishing step before the red lacquer is applied.