Christian Dior Eau de Parfum Release of Diorissimo by Christian Dior Perfume for Women (2009)
September 27, 2009
Created by one of the greatest perfumers of the 20th century, Edmond Roudnitska, Diorissimo (1956) is an excellent example of a classic perfume for women. It is beyond the effects of time, beyond trends and fashions. It is a beautiful testament to perfume artistry. Inspired by the elusive fragrance of lily of the valley whose white bells resist giving up their fragrance using conventional methods of distillation, Diorissimo was Roudnitska’s stance against the heavily
lactonic and sweet fragrances of the time. The fragrance was created for the perfume house of Christian Dior, who considered lily of the valley to be his lucky flower. Indeed, the composition wonderfully embodied the lightness, the elegance and the femininity of Dior’s fashion.
Indulge yourself once more with the recreation of this timeless classic Fall 2009. Just like the original scent, Diorissimo has a gorgeous trail and tremendous lasting power, which is another affirmation of Roudnitska’s genius. The fragrance features notes of bergamot, lily of the valley, jasmine, lily, amaryllis, sandalwood and civet. According to US Vogue, perfumer François Demachy decided to rework the heart of the fragrance with notes of blackcurrant, neroli, Turkish rose and Egyptian jasmine. Exotic indeed.
Over fifty years later, women still happily wear this fresh, romantic fragrance. Diorissimo harmonizes with a wide spectrum of floral notes, leading fullness, elegance and originality to the composition. It is a romantic, tender, and carefree bouquet for all feminine women. (No information has been released on bottle design or set fragrance notes)
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