Dior celebrates its fragrance heritage with Dioriginals, a collection that brings historic scents back to life through carefully restored formulations by Francis Kurkdjian, alongside a renewed presentation of the House’s iconic “Ovale” bottle.
The collection revisits several memorable fragrances, including Dune (1991), known for its distinctive marine character and blend of green fig, blackcurrant and amber. Dune Pour Homme (1997) offers a fresher interpretation with mandarin, green fig, cedar and sandalwood.
Also featured are Higher (2001), an energetic aromatic blend of lemon, basil and rosemary, and Higher Energy (2003), which captures an electric urban mood through grapefruit, juniper and warm spices. Completing the selection is Forever and Ever (2002), a delicate floral fragrance centred on wild rose, almond blossom and musk.
The collection also pays tribute to Dior’s “Ovale” bottle, first introduced in 1948. Its recognisable glass silhouette returns with a minimalist textured label inspired by the original oval design and a finely grooved metal ring engraved with the CD monogram.
Through Dioriginals, the House brings its fragrance history into the present, celebrating the timeless scents and design details that have shaped its identity.
Dioriginals is available at the Dior Beauty ION Orchard, Marina Bay Sands, Raffles City Boutiques and on the Dior Online Boutique.
