Lys 41

2006

Le Labo's maximalist exception — lily and tuberose in full, creamy, intoxicating bloom that proves the house can do opulence as convincingly as restraint.

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Sensory Profile

Composition

Concentration Eau de Parfum

Style Niche

Notable Ingredients

lily tuberose jasmine vanilla musk ylang-ylang mandarin orange

Olfactory Structure

Family Floral

Evolution Dramatic

Sillage 7/10

Character

Moods

opulent sensual bold intoxicating

Season

Spring Summer

Occasion

Evening

Thematic Territory

White flowers in full bloom at night. Creamy, heady, unapologetically lush — Le Labo at its most maximalist, proving the brand isn't only about minimalism.

Era & Context

Modern

An outlier in Le Labo's catalog — where most of the line trades in restraint and modern understatement, Lys 41 embraces the full-volume drama of classic white florals. Shares spiritual ground with Malle's Carnal Flower in reclaiming big florals for contemporary perfumery.

Spiritual Links

Frederic Malle Carnal Flower

8/10

Floral Abstraction

Serge Lutens Fleurs d'Oranger

7/10

Floral Abstraction

Diptyque Do Son

6/10

Floral Abstraction

Hermes Jour d'Hermes

6/10

Floral Abstraction Textural Kinship

Serge Lutens La Fille de Berlin

5/10

Floral Abstraction

Tom Ford Lost Cherry

5/10

Floral Abstraction

Byredo Pulp

4/10

Mood Convergence

Jo Malone London Peony & Blush Suede

4/10

Floral Abstraction

Mugler Alien

4/10

Floral Abstraction

Influences

Absorbed from

Frederic Malle Carnal Flower Both champion maximalist white florals in an era of minimalism, but Lys 41 substitutes tuberose with lily as the protagonist