Created in 2014 by François Demachy, Dior Homme Parfum was reinterpreted in 2025 by Francis Kurkdjian, who turned it into an overdosed iris fragrance, from root to flower, set on an ambery accord of patchouli, vetiver and coumarin. The version sold today replaces the leather accord of 2014, in a new monolithic bottle.
Since 2025, a monolithic bottle with raw lines, in a black gradient, topped with a silver metal plate and inspired by skyscrapers.
The 2025 reinterpretation comes with a new bottle, monolithic, with raw lines, which Wonderland says was inspired by contemporary skyscrapers. A black gradient reveals a juice with warm, ambery tones, according to the house’s description.
The cap bears a sleek silver metal plate, the signature of the Dior Homme collection. The bottle comes in 50, 75 and 125 ml, and the Journal du Luxe points out that it was redesigned for this version.