Miss Dior Parfum is the reinterpretation of the 1947 Miss Dior signed by Francis Kurkdjian in 2024, a contemporary chypre in which a jasmine with facets of strawberry, peach and apricot answers mandarin, over a base of patchouli, Alaska cedar and moss. Dior sells it in 35, 50, 80 and 125 ml, in a bottle engraved with a houndstooth pattern and a silver dagger-knot bow.
A signed, severe review: Dariush Alavi, on Persolaise, holds the sweet, fruity opening to be excessive and judges that the drier chypre base does not redeem the journey.
Olfastory’s review
A signed, severe review reports on Miss Dior Parfum.
A chypre that must be earned, according to Persolaise
Dariush Alavi, a British critic four times honored at the Jasmine Awards, reviewed it on March 11, 2024 on his site Persolaise and in his show Love At First Scent. He opens on the inflation of Miss Dior versions, numerous enough in his eyes to form a football team.
He acknowledges, once past an opening he finds excessively sweet and fruity, the outline of a calmer, drier and better thought-out chypre base. The journey there strikes him as trying, and the destination does not seem to him worth the effort.