(RED) & Louis Vuitton Craft Luxe Candle in Support of the Fight to End AIDS
$60 USD from each candle sold will be donated to the Global Fund.
Louis Vuitton has teamed up with the non-profit organization (RED) to craft a new candle in support of the fight to end AIDS. $60 USD from each candle sold by Louis Vuitton and (RED), which was created by Bono and Bobby Shriver in 2006, will go towards the Global Fund to fight AIDS.
The Louis Vuitton I (RED) candle has been created by the house’s master perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, and its design was led by Marc Newson. The hand-cast white ceramic container features leather handles and a red metal disc top, which houses a candle that is inspired by the color red.
Cavallier Belletrud has selected the finest-quality natural ingredients for the candle’s smell, which evokes the notions of love, freedom, warmth and purity. He achieves this by blending sweet, peppery and floral notes of peony with raspberries, which according to Cavallier Belletrud “has a strong universal character and with a real sense of liberty.”
He added, “I started with a peony flower accord which has a pronounced character through its highly floral elements with hints of spice, wood, and fruit. It is a perfume in itself.”
Take a look at the Louis Vuitton I (RED) candle in the gallery above, and purchase one for yourself to help donate 300 days of life-saving medication to someone living with the HIV/AIDS via Louis Vuitton boutiques and online for approximately $216 USD. The candle will release on October 9.
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