Christian Dior J’adore Women’s Mini Fragrance Collection (4-Piece)

Set Contents

• J’adore eau de parfum
• J’adore eau de toilette
• J’adore L’absolu eau de parfum
• J’adore Voile de Parfum

Dior J’adore Women’s Scent Collection (4pc.)

J’adore Eau de Parfum

• Top notes: sweet, balmy, slightly sharp floral and fresh mandarin
• Middle notes: jasmine, plum, orchid, and rose
• Base notes: amaranth, musk, and blackberry
• Bottle size: 0.17 fl. oz.
• Created in 1999

J’adore Eau de Toilette

• A floral fragrance
• Top notes: citruses, mandarin orange, and neroli
• Middle notes: jasmine, African orange flower, ylang-ylang, tuberose, and rose
• Base notes: woods and vanille
• Bottle size: 0.14 fl. oz.
• Launched in 2011

J’adore L’absolu Eau de Parfum

• Fragrance notes: May rose, Spanish jasmine, Jasminum sambac, and Indian tuberose
• Bottle size: 0.17 fl. oz.
• Launched in 2012

J’adore Voile de Parfum

• A musky, powdery, and floral fragrance
• Top note: Damascus rose
• Middle note: powdery iris absolute
• Base note: white musk
• Bottle size: 0.14 fl. oz.
• Launched in 2013

About Dior

When Christian Dior was 14 years old, a palm reader at the local fair told him his fortune. She said that after a period of great poverty, he would travel widely and make his fortune from women. Both came true. Despite financial trials following the Great Depression and a serious bout of tuberculosis, Dior rose to become one of the world’s most influential fashion designers. After working under Pierre Balmain, he revolutionized women’s dress in 1947 with his post–World War II “New Look”—a curvaceous silhouette marked by a tiny, defined waist and voluminous midcalf skirt. Dior, an avid gardener, described it by saying, “I drew women-flowers, fine waists like liana and wide skirts like corolla.” The frenzy that followed its introduction helped cement Dior in the annuls of fashion history. Today, the company carries on the powerful name of Christian Dior, leading the industry in womens- and menswear beneath such innovators as Raf Simons and Bill Gaytten.