Les Récoltes Majeures Le Muguet

Under the name Les Récoltes Majeures, Francis Kurkdjian, head of perfume creation at Christian Dior, signs three fragrances devoted to lily of the valley, rose and jasmine, the couturier’s talisman flowers. Their cap changes with each edition and is entrusted to master artisans.

The collection appeared in 2025, unveiled one fragrance at a time from May to September, at 200 pieces per flower. Maison Vermont, a Parisian embroidery house, hand-embroidered the stoppers.

In 2026, Le Muguet opens the second edition: released in May, before La Rose in June and Le Jasmin in September, it is limited to 300 numbered pieces, in a 125 ml bottle and in parfum concentration. The artist Marie Barthès sculpts its cap in leather.

Christian Dior’s lucky flower

Lily of the valley was Christian Dior’s beloved flower: he saw it as a lucky charm and sewed a sprig into the hems of his designs. This passion gave rise in 1956 to Diorissimo, which recreates the scent of a flower whose essence cannot be distilled.

What is still missing

Dior does not arrange the notes in tiers: around lily of the valley, the house names only rose and jasmine. No critic has yet signed a review of Le Muguet since its release in 2025.