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 5 reviews
|  Oh, Diorissimo... It's like a love poem, very romantic, and tender.... I would agree with the description that this is a pure muguet soliflor, but there is a lemony note in it that prevents is from smelling old and stale. A response to azi27 would be, yes, it is very appropriate for a 26-year old. I wore it when I was 23 and it felt like second skin. It is not a granny floral by any means. I love it to pieces, it is like Francoise Sagan novels, or old french movies by Claude Lelouche, very nostalgic, brings tears to my eyes... I would recommend very very highly, and men loved it on me, which is not really a purpose but a bonus... 24 July 2009 |
 4 reviews
|  To me, this smells nothing like lily of the valley. What I get upon application is the nastiest cough syrup smell. However, that fades in seconds and what's left is the loveliest, lushest, and most realistic jasmine I've ever smelled in a perfume. In my home town, there are old people who collect and sell bunches of jasmine in the subways. Diorissimo smells just like that jasmine - where it's just beginning to decay slightly but it still smells beautiful. 12 June 2009 |
 86 reviews
|  Diorissimo is a gorgeous, classic, elegant, and yet extremely natural abstracted lily of the valley fragrance. It is essentially age-less - from a young bride to an elegant older lady - any woman could wear this. It is the most beautiful impression of lily of the valley. It is very bright, sparkling, wearable, and pretty. A little bit "cool" in tone, but still very lovely, like a fresh cool yet sunny day. A must for anyone who loves lily of the valley or wants to make a very elegant statement. It opens with a soft fresh, green, lightly sweet spring flowers impression, and quickly moves to the lily of the valley accord and remains very consistent for a few hours. Lovely. 30 April 2009 |
 23 reviews
|  I reach for this bottle often from my vanity. (I have a different shaped bottle than the one in the photo above) Got my 1/2 filled bottle on ebay for a bargain price. Diorissimo doesn't last long, but while it does it can be compared to therapy. All lily of the valley scents are like therapy- calms you down, relaxes, you start thinking a little more clearly and it's a clean fresh smell. It's spicy compared to White Linen by Estee Lauder. 16 April 2009 |
 15 reviews
|  This is pure lily of the valley. Perhaps the loveliest smelling of all flowers, so I admire Dior for going straight up with this. It was a favorite of my wife's until for reasons unknown turned against it. And me. 16 February 2009 |
 2 reviews
|  A classic! I came from an all-girls school in high school, and some of my wealthy classmates were already wearing at age 14. At that time, I never thought of Diorissimo as an adult fragrance because it smelled young, fresh and mellow. I'm now 37 and I just got my very first bottle and wearing it now feels just right. Diorissimo is timeless! 14 February 2009 |
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