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Okay this is a 5/5 for me. I’m picky with jasmine because it can go indolic or headachey fast, but here it’s so fresh and polished. The hyacinth adds this cool floral-green thing that makes it feel alive, not flat. It smells like real flowers, not a shampoo version of flowers. I’d wear this to a wedding, brunch, office, honestly anywhere I want to feel put together. Projection is classy, not loud, but people near you will notice. It’s simple on paper but the actual smell is just chef’s kiss.
This is honestly stunning. I was expecting something old-fashioned, but Diorissimo Dioriginals smells more timeless than dated. The hyacinth gives it that crisp green sparkle, and the jasmine underneath is soft, creamy, and very expensive-smelling. It kinda reminds me of the feeling Chanel No. 19 gives, but more floral and less icy. Performance is really nice too, around 6-7 hours on me with moderate projection. It’s not trying to be sexy or trendy, it’s just beautiful. One of those perfumes that makes you stand a little straighter lol.
This is one of those perfumes that makes me feel instantly put together. Diorissimo Dioriginals has this gorgeous jasmine-hyacinth thing going on that feels fresh, airy, and expensive without screaming. It’s not trying to be sexy in a loud way, more like effortless white blouse, nice hair, vintage earrings. I get why people are obsessed with it. Projection is moderate but it lingers beautifully on clothes. Honestly I’d wear this to the office, brunch, weddings, anywhere I want to smell graceful.
I love this so much. It smells like walking past a garden right after rain, but in a very polished Dior way. The jasmine is soft and clean, not dirty or heavy, and the hyacinth gives it that crisp green floral bite that makes it feel alive. It’s elegant without being old-fashioned to me. Definitely not a sugary modern floral, so if you only like sweet stuff maybe skip it, but wow… this is classy. Lasts around 6-7 hours on me with a gentle cloud.
I love Diorissimo Dioriginals, but I have to be in the right mood for it. The hyacinth is bright and almost watery-green, and the jasmine gives it that classic Dior feminine feel. It doesn’t smell modern or sweet at all, so don’t expect anything like Delina or those fruity florals. This is more refined and natural smelling. The downside is there’s a slightly sharp edge on my skin for the first 20 minutes. After that it settles beautifully. Lasts around 6 hours on me, soft but noticeable.
This is such a pretty old-school floral, but not in a dusty grandma way. I mostly get hyacinth at first, super green and fresh, then the jasmine comes in softer and a little creamy. It feels very “white blouse, spring morning” to me. Projection is polite, not huge, which I actually like for this style. My only issue is it can go a bit sharp in the opening if I spray too much. Still, really elegant and easy to love if you’re into clean florals.
This is nice in that classic Dior floral way, but I wasn’t blown away. I get a soft jasmine with a bit of green hyacinth, very clean and ladylike, almost like fresh flowers in a quiet room. It’s elegant for sure, but on me it feels a little thin and old-fashioned, not in a charming vintage way, more like it’s missing some sparkle. Performance is okay, maybe 5-6 hours but pretty close to skin. I’d wear it to the office or a spring lunch, but I wouldn’t reach for it often.
Wow. This is one of those perfumes that doesn’t scream for attention, but when you smell it properly you’re like… okay, this is art. The oakmoss is rich and natural-smelling, and the tarragon gives it that cool green twist that makes it stand out from basic fresh scents. It feels mature in the best way, not boring at all. I’d pick this over a lot of modern designer releases because it actually has character. Smooth, classy, long lasting, and super memorable. Easy 5/5 for me.
This one is seriously beautiful. It’s green, mossy, and a little aromatic, but in a very Dior way. The tarragon comes off fresh and slightly spicy on me, then the oakmoss makes it smooth and elegant. I love that it doesn’t try to be fruity, sugary, or loud. It just smells expensive and confident. Definitely more of a special scent than an everyday dumb reach, but I’d still wear it often because it feels so effortless. Lasted about 7 hours with soft but noticeable projection.
I love this so much. Diorissimo Dioriginals is that clean, dewy white floral vibe that feels like walking past fresh flowers after rain. I mostly get jasmine and hyacinth, but it never turns heavy or screechy on me. It’s elegant in a super effortless way, like you just naturally smell amazing. Not a loud beast mode perfume, but it has this graceful trail that keeps popping up for hours. Def feels vintage/classic but still totally wearable today. If you like fresh florals that don’t smell like laundry detergent, this is gorgeous.
Diorissimo Dioriginals is honestly gorgeous. It’s not loud, not trendy, not trying too hard, but it has such presence. The jasmine feels smooth and luminous, while the hyacinth gives it that fresh green snap that keeps it from being too soft. I’d call this a quiet luxury scent before that phrase got annoying lol. Perfect for spring, but I’d wear it year-round when I want something clean and feminine. If you like big sweet florals like Delina, this is way more restrained, but just as memorable.
Tbh this is the kind of floral I wish more brands still made. No candy, no vanilla overload, no BR540-ish sweetness hiding in the background. Just a really beautiful, clear floral with jasmine and hyacinth that smells expensive and real. It’s fresh but has depth, like flowers with stems and cool air around them. I get compliments from people who usually say they don’t like perfume, which says a lot. It sits fairly close after the first hour but lasts all day on fabric.
I was worried this would smell too vintage for me, but nope, it’s stunning. The hyacinth comes through bright and green at first, then the jasmine softens everything and makes it feel creamy-floral. There’s something kinda nostalgic about it, but not powdery grandma perfume at all. More like an old Dior ad in the best way. It has amazing balance, nothing screechy or synthetic. Performance is solid too, not beast mode but def noticeable for hours. 5/5 because it feels special every time I wear it.
Really beautiful if you like florals that don’t scream. The jasmine here is smooth and elegant, not indolic or dirty, and the hyacinth keeps it crisp. It kinda reminds me of something my very chic aunt would wear, but in the best way lol. I wouldn’t call it a compliment beast, it’s more personal and calm. My only complaint is the drydown gets a bit too quiet on me, so I wish it had more oomph. Still a solid 4/5 because the scent itself is gorgeous.
This honestly smells like walking past a garden after rain. I get a lot of hyacinth, very fresh and green, with jasmine floating underneath. It’s not loud or sexy, more clean and graceful. I can see some people finding it too vintage, but to me that’s part of the charm. It has that polished Dior vibe without being heavy. Performance is decent, maybe 5-6 hours, but it sits closer to the skin after the first hour. Minor flaw, but I still really enjoy wearing it.
Diorissimo Dioriginals is decent, just not super memorable to me. The hyacinth gives it that fresh green bite at first, then jasmine comes through softer and a little powdery. It smells polished and expensive-ish, but also kinda safe, like something I’ve smelled on well-dressed older women at a department store. Not a bad thing, just not really my vibe. Projection is moderate for the first hour then it settles down fast. If you love clean white florals, you might enjoy it, but I’d personally rather wear something with more personality.
I wanted to love this because Diorissimo has such a legendary vibe, but this version just doesn’t do it for me. The hyacinth comes off super sharp and almost screechy on my skin, and the jasmine feels thin instead of lush. It has that old-school floral soap thing going on, but not in a pretty vintage way… more like a dusty bathroom shelf. Projection is pretty soft after the first hour too, so even the parts I don’t like don’t stick around with much character. Kinda disappointing tbh.
Diorama Dioriginals is one of those scents that just feels complete. The tarragon is sharp and green at first, almost sparkling, then it settles into this smooth oakmoss base that is ridiculously elegant. I get why some people might find it too classic, but on me it feels timeless, not dated. It’s not loud in a screechy way, but people definitely notice it when they’re close. I’d wear this to dinner, work, honestly anywhere. Super refined and kinda addictive. Dior really nailed this vibe.
This is so good. It has that oakmossy, slightly earthy backbone that instantly makes me think of classic perfumes, but the tarragon keeps it bright and alive instead of dusty. I wouldn’t call it trendy or crowd-pleasing like BR540 or Delina, but that’s kinda why I love it. It smells confident, clean, and expensive without trying too hard. Great for days when you want to smell put together but not sweet. Projection is moderate, but it hangs around forever on clothes.
I love this way more than I expected. The tarragon gives it this crisp herbal bite right away, but it’s not kitchen-herb weird, it’s super polished. Then the oakmoss comes in and makes everything feel classy and a little vintage, like something someone effortlessly cool would wear. It’s fresh but not basic at all. Honestly feels very Dior in that old-school elegant way. Performance is great on me too, around 7-8 hours with a nice scent bubble. Def a 5/5 if you like green perfumes with personality.
