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This isn’t the sort of thing that happens very often. In fact, it may well be a first. Francis Kurkdjian, current in-house perfumer at Christian Dior, has gone back to the archives, enlisted the aid of a team, and re-orchestrated thirteen of the house’s creations in order to bring them closer to the vision of their original composers, while ensuring that they meet today’s safety standards. The result of his efforts is a collection the brand has called the Dioriginals. The range encompasses some of Dior’s most beloved releases, including many of the classic Roudnitskas, from Diorama to Diorella, as well as newer works such as Higher and Dolce Vita.
To read the rest of this post, which features reviews of the entirety of the Diorginals* collection, please click on this link to my Substack: Christian Dior Dioriginals showcase review. The post is not behind a paywall and you shouldn’t have to subscribe to be able to read it.
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*The Dioriginals collection currently comprises Diorama, Eau Fraiche, Diorissimo, Diorling, Diorella, Dioressence, Jules, Dune, Dolce Vita, Dune Pour Homme, Higher, Forever And Ever, Higher Energy.
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