Diorissimo
Diorissimo, created by Edmond Roudnitska in 1956, is a floral masterpiece centered on lily-of-the-valley. It opens with a fresh burst of green leaves and bergamot, then unfolds into a delicate yet rich bouquet of lily-of-the-valley, lilac, jasmine, and other white flowers. A warm base of sandalwood and civet adds depth and sensuality, creating a luminous, elegant scent that evokes a spring morning. This iconic fragrance captures the essence of Christian Dior's lucky flower with timeless sophistication.
Perfumer: Edmond Roudnitska
Scent
A luminous floral-green scent centered on lily-of-the-valley. It opens with fresh green leaves and bergamot, then blooms into a rich bouquet of white flowers like lilac, jasmine, and lily. The base of sandalwood and civet adds warmth and depth, creating an elegant, timeless fragrance.
Season and wear
Spring
Sillage and longevity
Soft and intimate, with a subtle presence. Moderate, lasting a few hours close to the skin.
Perfumer and bottle
Released in 1956 as Eau de Toilette. The perfumer credit is Edmond Roudnitska. The selected 100 mL bottle follows prior Dior capacity references where the exact product offers an equivalent size.
