Miss Dior (1947)
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$89.79 100ml EdT | $99.74 100ml EdT | $77.83 100ml EdT |
Reviews of Miss Dior ![]() Fleurine United StatesShow all reviews | This is the new EDP that I'm reviewing and I have never worn the older one BUT I think I might be one of the 2/1000000 people who are allergic to oak moss so I probably won't go out looking for that one... 12nd June, 2011. |
| blood-orange AustraliaShow all reviews | I tried this once before, but since being put off by the strong green and aldehydic opening I wasn't eager to try this scent again. However since delving into Dior fragrances recently, I decided upon giving Miss Dior another chance. 5th June, 2011. |
| jtd United StatesShow all reviews | I know it’s the thing to poo-poo reformulations, and I understand the loss of so many great vintage fragrances. Reformulation truly has destroyed many perfumes---perfumes that would be better off simply discontinued rather than staying with us as the walking dead. But here’s my guilty pleasure. I like the Miss Dior edt that I bought new in about 2005. It’s mossy, parched dry in a way that only a floral chypre can be, and sharp as a tack. Galbanum and aldehydes for days, mossy-mossy-mossy, a gardenia that is the only overtly sweet tone in an otherwise desiccated blend, a sage note that seems to come from left field. What fun! I imagine that what I have is a version that has had many ‘touch-ups’ (to put it kindly.) But I think that mine is also one of the last iterations with a full dose of oakmoss, which makes it virtually on object of fetish among the chypre-conscious. 19th December, 2010. (Last Edited: 21st February, 2011.) |
| Ms Rochambeau United StatesShow all reviews | I'm addicted to Miss Dior. This is so mysterious and beautifully complex that there really aren't words to describe it. Each time I wear this it seems that some different facet reveals itself, expecially as the seasons change. I have both the vintage parfum and vintage EDT. They wear a little differently, but each has its own unique qualities (the parfum is a little more rich, floral and refined, while the EDT is more "raw" and overtly animalic (read: skanky...in a good way). To my nose it goes through a million wild and wonderful stages before the leather note finally reaveals itself, so it's not like Lanvin Scandal, Chanel's Cuir de Russie or Diorling, but that's just fine with me as I thoroughly enjoy the ride each time. I keep a top 25 list, and Miss Dior is always in the top 5 of that list. 4th October, 2010. |
![]() Bartlebooth United KingdomShow all reviews | It is fairly easy to see why Miss Dior gained its moniker, the pretty thing is still nubile, a touch naive, but cute as a button. The aldehydes are not overblown, the florals are slight and nuanced, and it is never overbearing. A delightful bonus is that just when I feel it has taken its final bow on my skin, it continues to return for subtle, powdery encores for several more hours. This modern EDT version does lack impetus, and as good as it is, it remains firmly in the shadow of vintage formulations 28th August, 2010. |
![]() BayKAT United StatesShow all reviews | (Vintage Parfum review) 27th August, 2010. |
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