Gris Dior is the unisex eau de parfum that François Demachy composed in 2013 for La Collection Privée Christian Dior, launched under the name Gris Montaigne. A chypre for the house, which reads into it the couturier's favorite color: citrus, rose, violet and oakmoss in an indissociable whole. Victoria Frolova smells wood shavings soaked in rosewater. In 50, 100 and 200 ml, with an Esprit de Parfum.
Bottle from La Collection Privée with pure lines, 50, 100 and 200 ml; couture caps, trunks and travel bottle; Jonathan Anderson couture box in 2026.
Dior describes the bottles of La Collection Privée by their pure, clean lines, of restrained elegance. Gris Dior is sold in 50, 100 and 200 ml, engraving available, with a sample included with the order to discover the fragrance before opening the bottle, which is taken back if it remains sealed.
Around the bottle, the house offers couture caps echoing its motifs, houndstooth, Dior Oblique, cannage, toile de Jouy, Mitzah, map of Paris, embroidered trunks and bottle cases, a refillable travel bottle. The boxing is done by hand, with the label applied by the workshop seamstresses.
In summer 2026, Gris Dior arrives in a couture box bearing a motif from Jonathan Anderson's first capsule collection, an illustration by Christian Bérard reinterpreting the cannage; Fishler noted a 125 ml bottle in 2014, a size the house no longer sells.