Diorissimo Dior perfume is a light bulb, whose internal incandescent filament is made of lily of the valley. This bulb is too powerful for the plastic socket it’s mounted on, so you will also get a vague smell of burnt.
And if you throw a bit of solvent (there’s ylang-ylang as well, go figure…) and a pinch of sweet peachy notes on top, you get a smell it’s hard to forget.
Diorissimo Eau De Toilette is warm but distant. Just like – and even more than, Angel, this could easily be the perfume that wears you, as opposed to you wearing the perfume.
Scared? You should be, you may even get a small electroshock from it if you’re not careful, but that’s only for the first part. After that, the bulb is switched off, and perfume Dorissimo gets gradually clean and green, until in the end it’s pure floral. It won’t change much, it doesn’t need to.
It was created in 1956 by Edmond Roudnitska.
If this was a color it would be:
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