Dior launched Midnight Poison in 2007, the fifth fragrance in the Poison line, composed by Jacques Cavallier and Olivier Cresp with François Demachy. Inspired by Cinderella, this woody oriental opens on bergamot and mandarin, sets a dark rose and patchouli in the heart and ends on amber, vanilla and ambroxan.
The Poison bottle, recast in celadon, cobalt and ultramarine blues that evoke Cinderella’s gown as she flees the ball.
Midnight Poison takes up the shape of the Poison bottles, reinterpreted in a midnight-blue hue. According to Cosmetics Business, the glass combines celadon, cobalt and ultramarine blues, recalling the gown of Cinderella as she flees the ball in the midnight haze.
Osmoz describes it as intense and chromatic: the Poison bottle, reinterpreted in the midnight blue its name suggests. It came with a range of body care products and an extrait in a small bottle.