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pluckyFalcon8
This perfume was recommended to me on the fragrance board when I asked for an inoffensive perfume that still had character and presence. I think it is chic and elegant and really fits the bill.
At this stage in Miss Dior’s life, one really needs a chart to be able to follow what is the reformulation of what in what formulation, but apparently this is actually Miss Dior Cherie itself, that is, the newer formulation which came in 2012. I used to have a bottle of the original Miss Dior Cherie and to my nose, this perfume is that one on a more vanilla-musk base. My Miss Dior Cherie was a relatively light and sheer fruitchouli with strawberry and caramel – and the famous popcorn note. It had a lively spirit with a sparkly champagne opening, appealed to many with a well–blended floral heart and its light patchouli base added enough interest to it in my eyes. And obviously, it was one of those modern chypres that lacked in personality for many classic chypre lovers.
Today’s Miss Dior feels a bit warmer than that fruitchouli and more vanillic. I sometimes felt there was something nervy in Miss Dior Cherie. With Miss Dior, there is this cozy and comfortable, yet very proper warmth. Actually, I like it a lot because it is less sugary and more complex in its own way when I compare it to my favorite cozy vanillas. The heart is less fruity and it smells simpler I think, with a general feel of florals – rose and jasmin. Both pretty and comfortable. Rose and vanilla together make me think of Tocade, but while Tocade is bigger, louder and IMO more ambitious in what it is doing, Miss Dior offers some well-behaving and polite comfort. Its vanillic base is similar to good old Addict, but somehow the brighter elements of that ambitious vanilla seem more demure as well. The drydown is a nicely made, slightly made vanilla musk on me.
I think Miss Dior is well-blended comfort with enough chic vibes and elegance. It may not be among the most extraordinary fragrances I have tried but I find it very pleasant and see myself buying a bottle.
It is a warm perfume which feels like it wears close to skin, but it is easily noticeable by others. Very good lasting power on me.
chicTuna9
I was really upset knowing this perfume was goinng to be discontinued. I know it wasn’t for the faint of heart, or for those who dislike patchouli or mandarin scents, i loved it! I hope when i buy the new bottle to try it, it’ll be just as good, if not better than this one, but just it case, i bought myself two or three bottles of this perfume, while i still could.
pluckyOil9
A flirty floral that reads a little young with some citrus in the top note. I like it but don’t love it. I actually like the Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet (lighter and even fruitier) better.
ashamedSalami9
I so much wanted to like this scent. It smelt so good on a collegue. I bought and used it and it feels like I’m wearing nothing at all 🙁 No staying power it seems. Is this that infamous phenomenon of the chemistry of skin and scents? I don’t know.
My all time favourite is Coco Mademoiselle. I’ve been wearing it for ages so I’d think I’m pretty used to that one. I only spray twice, I never overdo it but I can still smell the scent in the afternoon.
Dior is gone after half an hour. Really disappointing.
dreadfulSwift1
Top Notes: Orange.
Heart Notes: Jasmine, Rose.
Base Notes: Patchouli, Musk.
The original Miss Dior was a soft, floral, feminine fragrance with a touch of high quality leather. I highly recommend the vintage original. I have not tried the new “Miss Dior Originale,” so I have no idea how it compares to the vintage Miss Dior. Given the name, I expect that it is supposed to smell like the original Miss Dior; however, given IFRA regulations and reformulations, I rather doubt it smells exactly the same.
Dior has totally confused everyone with the renamings of “Miss Dior.” As I understand it, the old “Miss Dior Cherie” has been reformulated and named simply “Miss Dior” eau de parfum now, much to the consternation of the “Miss Dior Cherie” lovers.
This review is for the current Miss Dior eau de parfum (new) which is a patchouli and citrus heavy fragrance. It smells nothing like Miss Dior Cherie’s various instantiations, and it smells nothing like the vintage Miss Dior. It is a totally different fragrance altogether, and I believe it should have been given it a different name.
I wore Miss Dior (the original) in the early 1980s, and it was truly lovely–a very delicate and feminine floral. Eons later, or so it seemed, I tried Miss Dior Cherie and found it to be completely different from the original and not to my liking at all. Miss Dior Cherie was not even remotely similar to the original Miss Dior I knew and loved. Miss Dior Cherie was extremely sweet, fruity, and teeny bopper smelling.
Then, I discovered Miss Dior Le Parfum a couple of years or so ago at a department store. Now, Miss Dior Le Parfum (allegedly a limited edition fragrance) is a very nice, sophisticated amber and rose centric parfum worthy of the name Dior. It is gorgeous and definitely worth owning.
Of the listed notes, I detect neither rose, jasmine, nor musk in Miss Dior (new). As others have said before me, Miss Dior (new) reminds me a lot of Chanel Mademoiselle and Chanel Coco Noir, two other fragrances that are not to my taste, either, thanks to the heavy patchouli and citrus notes in both of them. (No offence intended to those who love either Mademoiselle and/or Coco Noir.)
Miss Dior (new) is obviously a high quality fragrance for patchouli and citrus lovers, but I find it to be rather linear. Its linearity combined with the heavy patchouli and citrus notes makes it somewhat less than likeable for me. I do not mind linearity, per se. For example, linear amber and sandalwood fragrances would be more to my taste. It is the strong, linear patchouli and citrus notes that ruin this fragrance for me.
Four small sprays on me last a solid six to eight hours before it turns into a skin scent. Projection and sillage are outstanding for the first four to six hours (I wish many of the fragrances I adore had this good of projection and sillage). I find it clings to clothing literally for days and days. This is a superior fragrance for patchouli and citrus lovers. The patchouli in this is quite clean, too. This fragrance smells young and expensive, but it is not for me.
I think Miss Dior (new) is best used on cold days/nights. I do not think it is truly office friendly. It is best used for evenings out. Even for an over-sprayer such as myself, two sprays of this fragrance are a bit much for day time use.
Fragrance Quality: 10/10
Fragrance: 6/10
Projection: 9.5/10
Sillage: 9.5/10
Longevity: 10/10
grudgingLeopard4
Here’s the thing: I remember Miss Dior Cherie. It had cotton candy, caramel popcorn, and strawberry I think. It was very sweet. I think that the new version of Miss Dior smells better. MDC was very synthetic, whereas this smells more authentic. Honestly, I think this is one of the best contemporary scents for women. It’s sexy, a bit floral, a bit spicy, and earthy with the patchouli in it.
The composition is a chypre that develops step by step. It glides from the sharp charm of a fresh, fruity, citrus prelude into blossoming floral notes, then on to the noble elegance of patchouli, before finally concluding with musk, the last trace of memory.
Top notes Italian mandarin. Heart: Egyptian jasmine absolute and rose. Base: patchouli and musk.