Brand: Street Origins
Unisex · Extrait · £44.99
Inspired by Louis Vuitton Stellar Times.

That's London, Love is a 2025 unisex Extrait de Parfum in the floral musk lane, combining mandarin, pear and ginger with jasmine, orange blossom, rose, ambergris, Peruvian blossom and sandalwood in a clear Louis Vuitton Stellar Times direction. Product Overview That's London, Love sits in Street Origins' £44.99 Icon tier and uses a 35 percent oil concentration in a 75ml Extrait de Parfum format. The brand positions it as floral, musky and high intensity, with an all season day to night profile and a polished main character personality. The composition is fresher and more transparent than the brand's dense gourmand Extraits, using pear, citrus, florals and ambergris to create a refined luxury style scent with strong versatility. Scent Profile The opening combines mandarin, pear and ginger, producing a bright fruity citrus effect with a subtle fresh spicy lift. Jasmine, orange blossom and rose then form the heart, giving the fragrance a clean floral centre rather than a heavy white floral wall. Ambergris, Peruvian blossom and sandalwood shape the base, adding a smooth mineral musky quality and soft woody warmth. The overall profile is floral, musky, citrus, fruity and woody, with an airy luxurious character rather than dense sweetness. Technical Structure and Development That's London, Love develops from fresh fruit and ginger into a polished floral middle before becoming smoother and more mineral in the base. Independent wearers note that the fragrance keeps the luminous character of Stellar Times but introduces a slightly fruitier, more playful top. Ambergris gives the drydown persistence and diffusion, while sandalwood rounds the composition without making it creamy or heavy. Performance The 35 percent oil concentration gives the fragrance more weight than its fresh profile initially suggests. One detailed independent wearer reported strong projection for roughly two hours and around seven hours of clear skin longevity before the scent became harder to detect around hour eight. That supports a good performance classification with strong early projection rather than true beast mode. The profile performs particularly well for a fresher floral musk scent. Wear Scenarios That's London, Love is built for: - daytime and evening wear - spring and summer - smart casual and formal settings - date night - travel - special occasion and signature wear It works best when you want a clean, luxurious and sophisticated fragrance with enough presence for evening use but enough freshness for daytime. Scent Family Positioning This sits in the floral musk lane, with citrus, fruity, woody and fresh spicy facets. Within Street Origins it is one of the more refined Icon releases and occupies a cleaner, more polished space than the brand's vanilla, coffee and tobacco heavy scents. Inspired By and Style Comparisons That's London, Love is inspired by Louis Vuitton Stellar Times. The floral ambergris structure, luminous fruit and soft sandalwood make the intended reference clear, while Street Origins adds pear and ginger to create a slightly fresher and fruitier opening. Independent wearers familiar with Stellar Times describe the Street Origins version as a genuine twist rather than a flat reproduction, with the same elegant DNA but a brighter first stage. Flankers and Variations That's London, Love currently stands as its own Extrait de Parfum. Drenched In London shares the London naming theme but follows a Silver Mountain Water style citrus musk direction, so the two are conceptual companions rather than direct flankers. Market and Community Reception The official Street Origins USA page shows a 4.7 rating from 115 reviews, making this one of the more heavily reviewed releases in the current catalogue. The brand also features it prominently in discovery tools and city pick merchandising, indicating strong commercial importance. Independent community discussion is positive about the Stellar Times resemblance and particularly about performance for a fresher DNA. One reviewer who already liked Stellar Times reported preferring the Street Origins twist enough to consider a full bottle. Criticism around the broader brand tends to focus more on bottle design and hype than on this scent itself. That makes That's London, Love one of the stronger value propositions in the Icon tier for buyers who want polished niche style florals without Louis Vuitton pricing.
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1 review with an average rating of 7.8 out of 10.
That's London, Love balances mass-appeal accessibility with a refined, niche-adjacent character, focusing on an airy floral-musk profile rather than heavy gourmand saturation. The inclusion of ginger and pear provides a brighter, more playful opening than the original inspiration, while the floral heart remains clean and professional. The fragrance maintains a sophisticated transparency, avoiding the density often associated with high-concentration extraits, resulting in a composition that feels luminous rather than cloying. Performance is highly respectable for a fresh-leaning profile, with a two-hour projection window that balances impact with discretion. The seven to eight-hour longevity aligns with the high oil concentration, offering a consistent drydown that retains its mineral, woody backbone throughout the day. It represents a strong value proposition in the current clone market, specifically for buyers seeking a high-quality alternative to premium-priced ambergris-forward scents without sacrificing the structural integrity of the original inspiration. The fragrance is remarkably versatile, functioning effectively as a year-round signature scent. Its airy, polished construction makes it equally suitable for professional environments, formal events, and casual daytime wear, effectively bridging the gap between fresh, daytime-appropriate citrus profiles and the depth required for evening engagements.
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Yes. Street Origins is part of the Fragrance World fragrance portfolio. The official Street Origins UAE website identifies Fragrance World Trading LLC, while Fragrance World presents Street Origins directly within its own brand portfolio. The relationship is therefore supported by first party sources rather than community speculation.
Street Origins emerged in 2025 as a new UAE fragrance brand built around global street culture and city inspired scent concepts. Its first releases appeared in 2025, with the catalogue expanding rapidly across international markets during 2026.
Street Origins is known for bold city themed fragrances, accessible pricing and modern scent profiles influenced by popular designer and niche fragrance styles. The range includes both Eau de Parfum and higher concentration releases, with many fragrances positioned as genderless and built around distinctive moods, cities and street culture.
Street Origins That's London Love is a dupe of Louis Vuitton Stellar Times. It interprets the original scent profile using high quality alternative ingredients at a fraction of the price.
Street Origins That's London Love opens with Mandarin, Pear, Ginger, moves into Jasmine, Orange Blossom, Rose, and settles on a base of Ambergris, Peruvian Blossom, Sandalwood. It is built to capture the character of Louis Vuitton Stellar Times.
Street Origins That's London Love is Extrait with a community longevity score of 7.5 out of 10 and a scent accuracy score of 8 out of 10. It offers a budget friendly alternative to the original.
EDP stands for Eau de Parfum. It typically contains 15 to 20 percent fragrance concentration, giving stronger performance and longer longevity than EDT. Most Middle Eastern clone brands release their fragrances as EDP, which is a significant reason they tend to outperform designer equivalents in longevity and projection at a lower price point.
Extrait de parfum, also called pure parfum, contains the highest fragrance concentration, typically 20 to 40 percent. It lasts the longest, projects most richly, and develops the most complex dry-down. Bujairami releases all its fragrances as extraits, which is a significant part of why the brand has developed such a strong reputation for performance.
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