Miss Dior, a love-inspired fragrance
The perfume "Miss Dior," launched in 1947, reflects a family love story and a legacy stemming from Christian Dior's relationship with his sister Catherine, who was the muse behind the fragrance. The sister embodies the spirit of the perfume, having endured difficult times during World War II, joining the French Resistance before living in Provence, where she dedicated her life to growing flowers, especially the Centifolia rose. The aim of releasing the perfume was to express free, radiant femininity; the name "Miss Dior" was inspired by a spontaneous moment during her meeting with her brother. The fragrance centers around the "Grais" rose, symbolizing their shared roots, and features a blend of floral notes, pepper, vanilla, and sandalwood. The bottle design revisits the signature "bow-and-arrow" motif in gray tones with colorful accents, continuously celebrating its heritage with an everlasting renewal.
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