Dioressence Dior 1969 Eau de Toilette

Unfortunately, I never got to enjoy the original, but in the meantime I've stopped looking for vintage anyway - because I've had too many bad experiences - and spending a lot of money on pale perfumes whose top notes have evaporated. And somehow I'm tired of this "oh no, it's just a shadow of its former self" talk too, even though I've participated in it often enough. For that reason, this comment refers to today's EdT version and the two versions that were marketed before (and that I could still buy myself without any problems). This perfume, because you just can't call this a fragrance, is the world's first thought of elegance for me. A rare combination of oriental and green chypre - a blend of opium and Jean Louis Scherrer, underpinned with a cinnamon note. Lush, spicy, green, and, as I said, of an infinite elegance. Grandiose