Miss Dior Cherie Blooming Bouquet 2011

I have just been treated to a huge bottle of this but its called "Miss Dior" Blooming Bouquet not "Miss Dior Cherie" Blooming Bouquet as shown here. Im presuming this has been re-released this summer as a limited addition?? - After a long nosey round Selfridges, John Lewis and Debenhams it was only good old Boots who had this gem in stock! The lady at Selfridges hadnt even heard of it!! shock horror lol After sampling the older version of this some time ago and not being very impressed with it-this is however BEAUTIFUL! The florals are subtle and fresh after the initial burst of citrus and orange, ending with a musky rose essense. I Adore it, and luckely so does my very generous partner ;)

I have the new Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet, and I find it very hard to believe that it as any patchouli in it whatsoever. It has absolutely nothing offensive about it and it's definitely not a chypre. At first I detect strong citrus notes, but soon it settles into this incredibly soft floral-fruity blend. Unfortunately it's also very forgettable: If it's not directly under my nose I'm having a hard time remembering how it smells like. Smells very pretty and pleasant though, kind of an inoffensive version of chanel chance eau tendre (which is already very inoffensive).

Spray this on you and eat an orange. Its is interestingggggg..... very orangey

What I have is an "impression of" this in a solid perfume form. Normally, I don't touch pink things with a 10-foot pole, but this was sent to me by mistake when I ordered a different scent from the company. Not only that, but the top and base of the tin were mismatched. Since the "Impression of CoCo Mademoisel" top of the tin had no pink, I decorated the base tin to cover up the pink and decided to go ahead and enjoy the perfume. As for the scent itself, it's very fresh and uplifting. It probably has different silage and longevity than the real stuff since I'm using a solid perfume, so I'm not going to rate those details. I'm using it now on the weekend because Male has expressed a sensitivity to spray perfumes. I would expect a solid perfume to last a lot longer than this, but it dissipates within an hour and has almost no silage. From the other reviews I've read, this is consistent with the original as well.

A beautifully soft floral fragrance. Miss Dior Cherie Blooming Bouquet opens with zesty orange and settles into a delicate combination of peony and rose with a warm base. Long lasting, light, and distinctly Dior. On me the peony was definitely the strongest element and the patchouli is not too invasive in the mix. Blooming Bouquet is a lot fresher compared to the original Miss Dior and makes a good summer fragrance.It feels like a warm day followed by a balmy evening. Very feminine and young.