Dolce Vita was released in 1995, composed by Pierre Bourdon for Dior under the direction of Maurice Roger. A fruity woody built on cedar, cooked peach, cinnamon and vanilla, it owes its name to the Fellini film. Francis Kurkdjian restores it on October 1, 2026, along with the twelve other Dioriginals.
Dolce Vita's round yellow bottle gives way to the Ovale bottle of the Dioriginals collection on October 1, 2026.
A round, yellow bottle
The current bottle is a flattened sphere of yellow glass, its walls scattered with raised droplets that multiply the reflections in the juice. A gilded neck and a ball-shaped cap close it.
The shift on October 1, 2026
The Ovale bottle replaces it with the Dioriginals collection: clear glass, half-sphere cap, white cord tied at the neck, a textured label echoing the original oval, and a finely ridged metal band engraved with the CD monogram. Serge Heftler-Louiche had designed it in 1948.
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