Diorella is a feminine perfume by Christian Dior. The scent was launched in 1972 and the fragrance was created by perfumer Edmond Roudnitska. The bottle was designed by Serge Mansau

An eternally modern fruity floral with spicy freshness and spontaneous charm. A blend of Sicilian lemon, honeysuckle and vetiver make for a natural, free-spirited fragrance.

The fresh notes of Sicilian lemon are extracted by cold expression of the peel. Sicilian lemon is the invigorating and spontaneous top note of Diorella. The sweet and spontaneous small white honeysuckle flowers begin to bloom towards the end of winter, giving off their unique fragrance of orange, jasmine, green and honey notes. Honeysuckle exemplifies femininity as the main heart note in Diorella. Vetiver is a plant with fragrant roots. The essential oil is obtained by steam distillation. Vetiver offers a feminine, woody tone to the base note of Diorella.

 

	Top:	Sicilian lemon,  Peach,  Basil,  Italian bergamot,  Melon Green notes
	Heart:	Honeysuckle,  Jasmine,  Violet,  Carnation,  Cyclamen,  Oakmoss
	Base:	Vanilla,  Clove,  Sandalwood,  Vetiver,  Musk,  Patchouli,  Oakmoss