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~$400(3.4oz)
Sold only through the brand's own boutiques.
Key notes
Mandarin orangeCalabrian bergamotSicilian orangeTunisian neroliIndonesian nutmeg
Louis Vuitton's peppery citrus — mandarin, bergamot and orange lit up with pink pepper, nutmeg and cardamom, then dried out with Java vetiver. Bright and spicy rather than sweet, and it wears close.
Key notes
Mandarin orangeBergamotCitrusNeroliNutmeg
The published pyramids line up almost note for note — same mandarin-and-bergamot opening, same neroli, nutmeg and pink pepper middle, same cardamom-over-vetiver finish. Khadlaj doesn't market it as a Météore clone, so this is a note match rather than a stated one; expect the original to be the smoother, better-blended version.
The bottom line
Buy the dupe
The two note lists line up closely, though owners say it fades a little sooner than the original.
Owners put it at 6.9 for longevity against Louis Vuitton Météore's 7.5 — a little shorter, not a different kind of day.
Note match
75%
carries 6 of the original's 8 notes
Price difference
89% less
89% less by the ounce — $118 against $13
How owners rate them
Longevity
how long it lasts
Original 1,090 · Dupe 202 ratings
Sillage
how far it projects
Original 1,078 · Dupe 203 ratings
Value
whether it felt worth the price
Original 953 · Dupe 194 ratings
How it wears
Season
Warm weather
Strength
Wears light
Best for
Everyday, work
Citrus over warm spice lifts in heat instead of collapsing, which keeps it on the warm-weather side of the year. An everyday and office scent, close enough to the skin that it never takes over a room.
Where they differ
Listed in Louis Vuitton Météore, not in Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow
TopSicilian orange
BaseJava vetiver
Listed in Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow, not in Louis Vuitton Météore
Citrus and Indonesian vetiver
Louis Vuitton Météore carries Java vetiver in its base that Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow leaves out, and Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow lists Citrus and Indonesian vetiver that the original doesn't — a substitution rather than a straight omission.
The analysis
Buy the dupe. Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow matches 6 of Louis Vuitton Météore's 8 notes — mandarin orange, calabrian bergamot and tunisian neroli — but misses java vetiver. Without java vetiver, Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow's drydown ends somewhere else. It adds citrus and indonesian vetiver of its own. It trades 0.6 of a point of longevity, 6.9 against 7.5. $45 against $400: 11% of Louis Vuitton Météore's price.
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Common questions
Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow is the closest affordable match we've found for Louis Vuitton Météore. It runs about $45 instead of roughly $400 — about 89% less.
Both share Mandarin orange, Calabrian bergamot, Tunisian neroli and Indonesian nutmeg — 7 notes in total, one of the deeper overlaps on this site.
Both Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow and Louis Vuitton Météore sit closer to the skin rather than projecting all day. Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow performs in the same ballpark, so a midday re-spray keeps it going — normal for this scent style at any price.
Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow costs around $45 versus roughly $400 for Louis Vuitton Météore — about 89% less.
No. Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow gets the overall idea, but Louis Vuitton Météore carries Java vetiver in its base that Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow doesn't list, and Khadlaj Shiyaaka Snow brings in Citrus and Indonesian vetiver of its own.
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