Christian Dior Perfume Diorissimo

Diorissimo for women was introduced to the public in 1956 by the designer Christian Dior. This fragrance was inspired by Christian Dior himself, and is the embodiment of his views of femininity and beauty. It is a fresh and soft scent that is Christian Dior's ideal of what a woman should be in the world. As with his fashion designs, Diorissimo is for the woman who is glad she is a woman.

Diorissimo was a break away from the other stronger scents of the day, and provoked thoughts of the soft and genteel side of the female. Diorissimo lasts a long time, but in a gentle and subtle way that is feminine and a little sensual without being overtly sexual.

It is categorized as a floral scent with undertones of muguet. The base notes consist of civet and sandal to create a clean delicate foundation for the fragrance. The heart notes or middle notes include lily of the valley, lily, jasmine, and amaryllis that bind and pull forth the soft scents of lilies. The top notes include bergamot and leafy greens to combine the other notes with clean, fresh scents leaving the floral scent of lily hanging in the air as delicate as the flower itself.

Diorissimo's bottle was designed by Barracat. The original bottle was a signed Barracat that was reproduced for today's bottle. The bold and clean lines and block frosted glass shape represent the strength and hidden secrets of every woman. The frosted glass lets only a hint of the pale liquid shimmer through representing the hint of feminine sensuality available to all women.

Diorissimo is a classic fragrance from Christian Dior that spans through time. Diorissimo embodies the true concept of feminine beauty and subtle sensuality that is inherent in every woman of any day.