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J’adore Eau de Toilette
Christian Dior

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J’adore Eau de Toilette

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J’adore Eau de Toilette is the eau de toilette of Dior’s J’adore line, launched in the spring of 2016 as J’adore Eau Lumière, the name it still carries in the United States. François Demachy sets neroli grown near Vallauris within the J’adore bouquet, between a top note of blood orange and a base of Damask rose. A luminous floral, presented in the line’s amphora.

The J’adore amphora, inspired by Christian Dior’s figure-eight silhouette, its neck circled by the Maasai necklace, holds a rose-tinted juice.

J’adore Eau de Toilette takes up the line’s amphora. The house links it to the figure-eight silhouette, feminine and sensual, drawn by Christian Dior: a generous curve extended by a slender neck that carries the bottle’s adornment.

That neck is circled by the Maasai necklace, the emblematic ornament of the line, which Dior compares to a jewel dancing at a woman’s neck. The house describes a bottle as luminous and feminine as the perfume it holds.

Since its launch in 2016, the juice of this eau de toilette has taken on a rosy tint. The house then offered it in 50 and 100 ml bottles, under the name J’adore Eau Lumière.