Scent Description:

DIOR Diorella EDC, Created by Edmond Roudnitska, it opens with a sparkling, translucent blast of Sicilian lemon and basil, but quickly shifts into an overripe melon and peach. The "magic" lies in the dry down: a mossy, Chypre base of oakmoss and vetiver mixed with a dirty, animalic jasmine. It smells like a crisp white shirt worn in a humid, wild garden—breezy and citrusy on top, but earthy, swampy, and "lived-in" underneath.

• Type: fruity chypre

• Original Release/Year: 1972

• This bottles Batch Code/year: 621 = 1976

• Season: spring,summer

• Occasion: Morning

• Longevity: Seven hours

• Projection: Strong

• Gender: feminine targeted but I would consider it unisex.

• Scent Era: Classic

• Identifying the vintage: To the best of my knowledge, the EDC version of this fragrance was never reformulated.

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