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Miss Dior Eau de Parfum reinvents itself with a new scent. In 1947, Miss Dior was born out of a wild impetus where the pressing desire to re-enchant the lives of women and open up their eyes, once again, to the sparkling colors of love was felt. Following a bleak period, at that time this … Continued

Miss Dior Eau de Parfum reinvents itself with a new scent.

In 1947, Miss Dior was born out of a wild impetus where the pressing desire to re-enchant the lives of women and open up their eyes, once again, to the sparkling colors of love was felt. Following a bleak period, at that time this scent was synonymous with renewed happiness, poetry, and harmony for Christian Dior. Miss Dior intrigues, excites and invites us to marvel at love and all the beauty in the world.

Echoing its inspiring character, the new Miss Dior fragrance is like an olfactory “millefiori”. Centifolia Rose, with its honeyed and peppery notes, reigns over a delectably creamy velvet heart. It is embroidered with fresh Lily-of-the-Valley notes, an apricot-tinged Peony accord, and powdery Iris notes. Miss Dior is thus built around an elegant, striking bouquet—like a “millefiori” that seems to carry countless flowers in endless colors. At the base, slight notes of tender wood envelop the composition.

The couturier’s fragrance, Miss Dior eau de parfum, is adorned with a new poignard fabric bow—a few centimeters of pure luxury is tied around the bottle’s neck. The new Miss Dior Eau de Parfum now boasts a vibrant, pointillist haute couture bow, with a truly unique assortment of florals. Beneath the bottle, the emblematic Miss Dior houndstooth motif is engraved in the glass.

PERFUMER’S WORD

“All our senses are awakened by the sensuality of the new Miss Dior Eau de Parfum’s floral bouquet. It celebrates the velvety and sensual Roses—heightened by a fresh Lily-of-the-Valley and biting Peony—enveloped by a powdery Iris.”

François Demachy, Parfumeur-Créateur Dior

KNOW-HOW

The elegant yet slightly cheeky Miss Dior bow—called a “poignard” or “swallow’s tail”—is a universal signature, known as a mark of recognition for couture. Today, it is reinvented with a luxurious sense of exceptional savoir-faire. To enlace the bottle’s neck, an exceptional ribbon was crafted at one of the most renowned French ribbon-makers’ guarded workshop, known for its decade-long dedication to high fashion shows.

Elaborated over months of work using traditional weaving looms, a jacquard ribbon—with over 396 threads and 12,000 stitches at every centimeter—was born. An exquisite, meticulous creation with a myriad of pastel flowers graces each of the bows’ jacquard ribbon.

These centimeters of ribbon have required as much creativity, time, and attention as those that bedeck the runways’s finest dresses.

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