Dioriginals
The Dioriginals collection brings together 13 emblematic signatures that have shaped the olfactory heritage of the House of Dior and left their mark on the history of perfumery. These fragrances have been artfully restored by Perfume Creative Director Francis Kurkdjian, who is dedicated to riviving their original radiance. These creations are presented in the 1948 "Oval" bottle, which housed Christian Dior's very first fragrance icons.
Floral fragrances
Velvety rose, jasmine and peony are the perfect balance of freshness and sensuality.
Composed in 1956 by Edmond Roudnitska, Diorissimo is regarded as one of the world's fragrance masterpieces.
Chypre fragrances
Floral notes interwoven with accents of moss, patchouli and woods.
Composed by Edmond Roudnitska in 1955, Eau Fraîche was the original fresh fragrance—and Christian Dior's own signature scent.
Woody fragrances
Woody notes of cedar, vetiver or sandalwood enveloped by ambery nuances.
Composed in 1997 by Olivier Cresp, Dune pour Homme is a return to the authenticity of the original signature, inspired by walks along the seaside.