Miss Dior Eau de Parfum (2017)

Omg, this was a dislike based on tester in a Sephora - it had an awful, dusty, chemical smell that I considered an abomination but today I opened my recent purchase, a new virgin bottle that was supposed to be the 2021 formula but is actually this 2017 and it is exactly how my beloved Miss Dior 2013 eau de toilette smells. Just sweeter and more substantial. Radiant, pink, cheerful, light. Pure love. Miss Dior as I wanted it to be. Flowers and candy floss. Nowhere near the honeyed original Miss Dior Cherie but preserving its soul without any sticky, sugary, spilled strawberry lemonade effect of Christine Nagel creation, which was my love upon release but I reluctantly wore it because of this effect on my skin and it is still 80% full. I decided to buy a Demachy version cause I love his creations and wow, it did not disappoint. It is not that far from Blooming Bouquet, too. Indeed perfect for a young person. Iconic. To my sensibilities it is perfect for spring and should do well in summer, if not during a day then surely for an evening. It is perfect for any occassion, perfect for a bride but delicate enough for an office or university, and also for a date. A signature. In ideal world they should re-release Miss Dior Cherie and keep the Demachy Miss Dior 2017 impression. Because why not? Surely they sell, they are so good. The Cherie one was an abundance and passion. It is missed till today and a scent for special occassions. This is subtle and a bottled sweet girliness. I feel mainly roses and jasmine. I dont know the 2012 version or the 2021 version as I had no Miss Dior shortage but now I need to test for differences with the 2021 one and if it is different buy it before Kurkdjain will turn Miss Dior soulless like his Jadore versions. Which are pretty but without distinct character or style. Just an avalanche of flowers. Btw, my bow is metal not plastic. I feel it on myself for 8 hours. I am so happy I have it!

For those looking for a dupe of this discontinued fragrence, I have one for you to try. I purchased it about a year ago and I've been really happy with it. If you would like an oil version, search "OilPerfumery Impressions of Miss Dior (2017)". They offer it in 10 ml roller balls that are pre-filled (never had an issue with leaking while shipping) or 60 ml dropper bottles that come with an empty roller ball vial you can fill and refill yourself. They ship internationally from Canada, but just be aware if you're ordering from the U.S. you will be responsible for tariff charges as well, which will come as a seperate bill in the mail from Fedex weeks after delivery (annoying...). If you would prefer a spray version, or want to avoid tariffs, their sister company Oakcha has "Pure Veil" available. I highly suspect they just mix the oil perfumery blends with perfumer's alcohol, so it's essentially the same thing, but in a 50 ml spray. I apologize in advance for their spammy advertising. After ordering from either company, get ready for constant emails, so I highly recommend unsubscribing asap before your inbox gets flooded. They both also often run sales, but if you don't want to wait, you can use https://www.oakcha.com/GWEN75691 to save 10% on the spray version. ((( I'm NOT affiliated with them, they have no idea who I am. They give codes to everyone once you become a regular customer, so after placing a few orders, you'll get one too. ))) One last piece of advice I have is to keep in mind is that the perfume will need to sit a while before it matures into an exact dupe. OP (and Oakcha to a lesser extent) don't let their blends develop fully before shipping, like the original perfume houses do. I'm testing my Miss Dior almost a year after purchase and while I can't say what it smelled like when it first arrived, I can tell you now it's grown incredibly close to the original.

I'm probably one of the few that actually love it. I never smelled any of the previous formulations of this fragrance. Nor did I check the various versions of Miss Dior. Anything too floral or citrusy was and still is uninteresting to me. My go-to fragrances for cooler months are Tresor La Nuit, The Only One 2 and occasionally Coco Noir, so think sweet and comforting. I was looking for something lighter for summer months and this is how I came across Miss Dior. Initially, I didn't like it when I sprayed it on a piece of paper - started sharp and citrusy and transformed into cheap rosy. There was almost no sweetness in it. Luckily I found a sample of the fragrance at home - I had it somewhere amongst some Coco Mademoiselle samples (which smell nothing close). I sprayed it on my forearm and went back to my chores. When I checked on it later I was amazed - I didn't smell any sharp notes, I could smell ... vanilla (?). But wait - it doesn't have any vanilla in it, so - what is it. I checked the base notes and - it's the palisander - warm, hugging, sweet rosewood. The rosewood note was so dominant and longlasting, that I could still smell it on me the next day. That's when I knew I found my summer fragrance. What makes this initially unattractive and cheap smelling fragrance (at least on a piece of paper) so special - the composition is really simple, compared to other fragrances that have a really long list of ingredients, but these ingredients are very good quality, and they need time to unwind on the skin. But when they do ... they last.

First, I have to say, I’m not certain this is the version I have. My batch code is 3U03 which came back as 2023! It has peachy juice and the silver hard plastic bow, and based on the notes, I’m pretty sure it’s this one. OMG! It is absolutely beautiful! It’s everything a sexy sophisticated woman would want to smell like! I don’t find it overly sweet, I can absolutely detect a fresh patchouli in the base. It’s warm and fresh at the same time, not a typical fruity floral. It has a gorgeous woody note that grounds this and brings in elegance. This version is way better than the current version in my opinion! I wish they did not reformulate it, but I’m happy to have this one in my collection! I’ll have to save it for special occasions! Edit- I checked another batch code checker which said this batch was July 2013, not 2023. So I’m now unclear. I don’t know what version I have, if anyone can help clarify. I love this one! 1/6/26 Ok, the curiosity was killing me, so I purchased another bottle. Batch code 8A02. It came back as 2018 so I figured this was definitely the 2017 formulation! Plus it has that deeper amber juice. It smells different than the one I reviewed here initially. Mind you, I just opened it so it may need to settle from transit. This one is more patchouli forward and more pink pepper in the opening. I like it! But whatever version I have originally is the one I love!! So confusing!

Honestly, there would not be this many dislikes if people weren’t comparing it to the old one. There’s really nothing wrong with this perfume. Yes, it sucks when your favorite perfume is reformulated. However, if you’re going to do an honest review, you have to put everything else behind. Therefore, on its own, this perfume can be very lovely. Is it the most original? No, but you can never really go wrong with a rose, patchouli and rosewood combination. That sort of combination is unbeatable. Then, with the underlying notes of citrusy oranges, it just comes perfectly together. It’s definitely on the sweeter side and I can see the comparisons to Poison Girl, but if you prefer more of a rose scent Miss Dior is probably the way to go for you. I personally prefer Poison Girl EDT because I absolutely love the tonka, vanilla and orange combination and I find it to be a little more on the seductive side. Yet, I’m still debating about buying myself a bottle of Miss Dior because I really enjoy the rose in this one and finding a rose fragrance for me is really hard because I hate when the rose is too literal and you end up smelling like a garden. So give it a try! Don’t be discouraged from all the dislikes because I truly believe it is because everyone is judging it in comparison to the 2012 version. They loved the old one so much that I don’t really think they’re giving this one a fair chance.

This fragrance is pure class... and that's coming from someone who's not crazy about any of the leading notes in this blend. I've tried many scents in search of what to me embodies quintessential Western femininity, and no matter how far down the rabbit hole I go, I keep coming back to this one. It's adequately complex and so nicely balanced. This is one of those rare perfumes that suits just about any occasion. Dress her up, dress her down... if you're friends with Miss Dior EDP (2017), she's ready for anything, anywhere, anytime. She's the +1 you're always at ease bringing along, because if she makes an impression, it's going to be a good one. The citrus in the opening is soft and luscious, not sharp or astringent. The rose is ever present, but it's ladylike and very modern; more of a bright orange rose (like the juice) than a heavy red rose. The patchouli is oh so tastefully measured, and it never becomes overpowering. This scent is... was... near perfection. I sorely regret that I didn't begin my fragrance journey until after this was discontinued, because it would've been in my 'Top 10 For Life' hands down. Oh, Dior... Absolutely worth tracking down a bottle online if you can!

I've had to increase my rating, folks. This is just TOO gorgeous! With all the varieties of "Miss Dior" out there, I'm a very confused puppy. In saying that, I'm ....almost certain this 2017 version is the one I own. The initial mandarin orange burst wasn't my favourite to start with, but I'm obsessed now! It evolves to a deep, invigorating blood orange that mingles with sweet orange. For that gorgeous floral: It's not that deepest-red-of-rose scent here. This is RIDICULOUSLY light and pretty! If you see Grasse or Damask roses, they are (generally) a light pink colour. Comparing visual to smell - is what this perfume prettily emotes. I personally adore sniffing this scent on the back of my hand. It's romantic, light, rosy, heady, delicate, graceful, whimsical, feminine, and has fairly adequate longevity. You will smell like a slightly citrusy, very pretty rose. I love it! Half a point taken off for Dior heart-deflating price tags. I'm already half-way through my 30ml bottle which is making my wallet quiver. *** Kitty rating: 9.5/10. Hubby rating: 8-8.5/10. "Good! ...Caramel and jasmine, right?" ~Compliment Counter~: 2 compliments 😁😁

Gosh, reading these reviews is a little sad, because I LOVE this version of Miss Dior! For context, I have one of the very first 2012 formulation bottles (it's a batch code for the end of 2011, and it was bought as soon as it appeared in the shops after the removal of MDC), and honestly... I prefer the 2017 version. Rose is my thing so I expected to like this, but I also expected to find it lacking in comparison to the earlier formulations. What I didn't see coming was that I would fall head over heels for it, and use up my sample in three days! On me, it's a jammy/marmalade-y rose with sophisticated patchouli and a little bubbliness from the pink pepper. Great longevity, average sillage, both on par with 2012. IMO, 2017 is much closer in spirit to MDC than the 2012 formulation ever got. And I fully expect this review to disappear into the ether with the weight of all the thumbs downs it will be getting! ;) But I hope it stays a little while at least, because all the negative reviews almost convinced me not to even bother sampling this. I'm very, very glad that I did.

Best blind buy ever. I bought this because I found a brand new box for a very reasonable price and I know that the 2017 version is not to be found in stores anymore. Funny thing is, I had never been curious about the Miss Dior line until I found Absolutely Blooming for a steal and started learning about the (many many) reformulations of Miss Dior. The opening reminds me of the fruitiness in Absolutely Blooming. I think it is the blood orange that elevates the opening from just citrusy and turns it luscious sweet and juicy. The scent then turns sweeter - I think I smell caramel - and rich, dense. This is not your fresh dewy rose like Rose N’ Roses. There is no green in this one. This is a voluptuous rose - the thick velvety petals drizzled with sugar, almost candied, placed in a wooden bowl. I haven’t stopped sniffing my arm since I sprayed this an hour and half ago. If the oil residue on my skin was any indication, I think this will last really well :) Will update after a few wears, but for now, I am truly madly deeply in love

I was gifted this perfume in 2020, having babied a sample of it for a while. It’s probably one of the best perfumes I’ve ever smelt! I’m very picky with scents but this just blows most fragrances out the park for me, WHY was this discontinued? :( I only have a 30ml of this and I cherish it dearly. All those oranges and roses just blended together in perfect harmony, a citrus has never been so luxe and stunning on me. Longevity is eternal and projection is quite loud. I (annoyingly) didn’t know of the reformations of Miss Dior and I bought a 100ml of the 2021 version thinking it was this one, whilst it’s a nice perfume, it’s nothing compared to this beauty. I need to get my hands on a bigger bottle. I adore this fragrance. I wish they would reproduce this. I do also own Mademoiselle, whilst they are ‘similar’ Miss Dior 2017 is much more rose heavy whilst Mademoiselle is more patchouli and a little more screechy citrus (also doesn’t project a lot) so I don’t enjoy it as much.

Okay I have to be completely honest.. I’ve avoided this perfume until last week when I heard about another reformulation. I’ve always loved the 2012 version and just in pure protest I didn’t want to try the 2017 version because i was so mad at Dior .. a little childish I know, but when you have a perfume so close to heart, you just get really sad when it’s not available anymore. So I decided to try the 2017 version so I could at least know what it was like, before the new 2021 version would appear. I hands down love this version. It is nothing like 2012, but it’s so lovely of its own. Even though I still hold a grudge against Dior, I have to admit that this is worth having in my collection and I’m even a little annoyed that I haven’t discovered this one sooner. All in all I am member of the team that goes with both 2012 and 2012 version is wonderful and beautiful and I am so glad to now own both versions. Get your hands on this one before it’s too late.

I am so confused by this perfume. I’m not even sure if this is the version I purchased!!!!! I did a search based on batch codes so this should be it!!! This is nothing like the previous versions I owned. I’ve had 3 prior starting with a Miss Dior Cherie. They were all light and citrusy and feminine and I loved the smell. This one is not. I wore it twice before ignoring it for a few weeks. When I tried it again I found if I don’t compare it to how I thought it should be it is nice. This version is a dark plum or fig like smell to me. No light airy smell. However I plan to use it up and try the 2021 version when I can. ***update*** I’ve now had this a year and a bit and I could swear the smell has changed. I now get some more notes of the earlier versions including a note that reminds me of grape juice. Well that’s the best I can describe it. I will use this a bit more often and enjoy it.

I blind ordered this one, then I read reviews saying it's not as good as it used to be and I saw the notes and said "what have I done? I got the notes mixed up with a different perfume and these aren't right for me"....BUT, I recieved this today (2018 edp) and it's very nice! I thought I'd have to ship this one back, but it's a keeper! It smells so pretty, almost like the La Vie Este Belle Leclat that I just ordered, without the pissy jasmin note that chokes me up. The opening was very harsh like a man's aftershave, but the dry down is sweet and light with a musky heaviness that holds it down perfectly. Not too floral at all (I'm not a fan of too much floral). The sillage is pretty good too. I'm pleasantly surprised! This will be one of my favorites for sure. I would wear this anytime of year, but I think a lot of people would prefer this in the spring or early fall. 10/10 for me

Miss Dior 2017 is not a reformulation but a different fragrance from the 2012 version. The patchouli and orange are toned down and the rose, wood and vanilla are turned up. I slightly prefer the 2012, but this is amazing as well. ⁠ On me both sillage and longevity are good. When it came out I swear longevity was poor, I even wrote a review about it long ago, so I might have a reformulation (mine was bought in 2019).⁠ ⁠ I smelled the 2021 as well, that one still has the Dior quality, they use specific ingredients very typical in all floral Diors, but is a more non-rosey floral, less woody and lacks patchouli. This one is more special to me. We are clearly moving out of the patchouli era, but I will continue to wear my patchouli's with pride. As with all Diors, the first number of the batchcode etched in the glass is the production year, if ever you get confused which one is which.

Finally got hold of a bottle of Miss Dior 2017. I can see why it gets so much love. It is a beautiful feminine, classy, floral perfume. It can easily be a signature scent as it's quite versatile. I do get the freshness of the citrus notes mixed with the rose and patchouli which in my opinion, is more wearable than Chanel Coco Mademoiselle. It is quite long lasting on my skin, over 7 hours but it doesn't project very far but remains as a close scent bubble around you. This is for days when you don't feel for something complicated, when you don't want your perfume to arrive in a room before you but you want to quietly enjoy the whiffs of a lovely feminine scent all day. I think Miss Dior is beautifully done and I am really pleased to have it in my collection. PS - I don't know what it is but I've suddenly fallen for Dior perfumes....

This is the kind of rose I’ve come to like, I suppose. A sweet, citrusy rose. Very pleasant but to me, it’s nothing new. I haven’t tried the 2012 version so I can’t compare. But so far, really good! This is btw but the dry down really reminds me of poison girl edp. Edit: this is actually really beautiful- citrusy, sweet, warm and slightly spicy (in that order). This is well blended; no sharp edges; not too much citrus and for that, I am very grateful. It is elegant but not snobby. A youthful rose, perfect for a young lady or anyone for that matter who’s looking for something bright, classy and yummy. It also lasts a long time on the skin. It’s something I would easily reach for if I want to feel a lil special; it’s not unique by any means but still beautiful nonetheless. This is definitely my ideal rose scent...for now.

This is intoxicating! I have every version of Miss Dior known to man and this is probably my favorite one since 2005 Miss Dior Cherie. It opens a bit more sharp and tart than other versions, with the pink pepper, lemon and blood orange right at the forefront. The heart of the fragrance softens into a creamy jasmine and rose affair, with what feels like a hint of vanilla mixing with the luscious sweet orange and bergamot. The drydown is pure heavenly rosewood, more creamy vanilla (even though it's not listed in the notes I am getting it from somewhere) and a hint of patchouli. This is not patchouli heavy by any means, it's very soft and very much in the background on this one. It dries down a bit powdery, but I feel it's really more on the creamy side still. Seriously heavenly. So glad I grabbed this one.

So, let me start by saying I haven't tried any of the 500 previous Miss Diors (I know, I know!). Yes, been living under a rock here. I received a sample with something I bought last week, and at first spray, I was pleasantly surprised at the bite of peppery spiciness! Quickly, she turns quite woody, and settles into an ambery vanilla. Sillage is moderate. Longevity on me is monstrous: when I first tested, I sprayed on my inner elbow in the evening, and I could still smell whiffs in the morning after I woke up. I really like this. When I get to the end of my sample, if I still feel the same, I'm definitely getting a full bottle. UPDATE: This Miss Dior sure has grown on me each time I wore it. I've wrested the last spritz out of the sample, so off I go to buy a full bottle.

UPDATE: I'm sad the 2017 version is being discontinued. I have a backup bottle and if I didn't have other fragrances I need to use up I would get another backup. This whole changing Miss Dior all the time is getting old. Mmmmm. I really enjoy this one. I never tried the 2012 iteration of Miss Dior EDP so I'm not comparing. I blind bought an MD giftset that came with a 50ml bottle of the edp and a 75ml of the body milk at a rouge Sephora sale. Initially I found it pleasant but wasn't blown away. However, the more I wore it the more I fell in love. I would catch these gorgeous sweet, slightly spicy, and powdery patchouli rose whiffs that I found intoxicating. I ended up redeeming my Shopper's (Canadian drugstore with a beauty boutique) points for a 100ml bottle.

This will always be one of my first fragrance loves. I got a little sample back in 2017 with my Dior purchase, which was a few years before I discovered my love for perfumery. I sprayed it on my wrist and smelled it far before it dried down and thought it just smelled like a citrus perfume. After an hour or so, I kept getting whiffs of this beautiful, warm, sweet rosy smell and was shocked it was the same fragrance from earlier. Something in this turns so sugary on my skin. It's like a caramelized brown sugar note on top of the blood orange and rose. Now that my nose is far more trained to pick out notes, I sense more of the patchouli in the dry down as well. This is just such a lovely warm rose perfume and it will always have a special place in my heart.

I just received in the mail a few days ago and used bottle of this. That was in very good condition. And I must say this is such an absolutely gorgeous scent. It has that classic timeless perfume smell that I love without being mature or dated or too vintage. It’s not like today’s modern perfumes, but it’s not way too old-fashioned. Either. It is just a perfect sophisticated perfume for a woman in her 30s or even 40s that smells sexy, alluring, sweet, clean feminine. I adore this stuff and I’m so sad that the formula has been changed because I also have a very small bottle of the newer version and it is not quite the same at all. Now I’m going to be forever on the hunt for well priced Bottles of this given that it is discontinued.

I hated it when I first tried it in the store a while ago but then recently I have been on designer fragrance kick and decided to revisit this one. Oh my am I glad I did, I really love it. Its sweet, powdery but so elegant. I think it very girly and pretty. I purchased 100ml bottle and have been using it especially in the morning, I noticed its my favorite time of the day to use it. It makes me feel so feminine and elegant. I think its a crowd pleaser too, would get a lot of compliments. Longevity is absolutely great. I would pick this over la vie est belle any time. By the way Im not comparing it to the previous versions because to me its totally different perfume and I love it.

Just wanted to add appreciation post for Miss Dior 2017. I never had a chance to smell the 2012 version but I know now how the ones that loved it must’ve felt. Miss Dior 2017 is just stunning, I bought 30ml in 2017 not knowing it was reformulated back then. I loved it through and through. Got 50ml. Savoured it. It made me feel strong and beautiful. In 2021 I came across 100ml on sale and... didn’t buy it. Few months later I’ve learned it’s been reformulated. I tried the 2021 version... and I just couldn’t believe it. It’s not even the same scent. It’s a joke. It’s heavily watered down. Remind me more of blooming bouquet. I stopped using my leftovers, I want to keep it forever. 😢

(Not a review!) @Vmonrl - I just bought an authentic Tester bottle from Mercari for only $127. Oohhh the memories! There’s a few more (nice dark juice) that I would have purchased had I not found my seller. If you decide to do so, make sure you ask the seller questions before you make the purchase (for proof if a refund is needed). I’ll always ask - is this authentic, if they’re the original seller, where did they purchase, what’s the batch code (if any) & how do they store their perfumes. I also look at their reviews. Honestly, I trust Mercari more than eBay. If for any reason you buy an inauthentic product, Mercari will give you your money back. I hope this helps. Good luck 😊

This one is a keeper. The citrus, blood orange, sweet orange, mandarin along with the pink pepper are beautiful and last a long time. The citrus is not too sharp, but fresh and delicious. The sweetness from the roses is all rose, no sugar and not too sweet. Jasmine does not take over as it sometimes can (maybe because it is jasmine leaf) nor does the patchouli. Rosewood brings it home with some creamy and very delicate woodiness. A beautiful parfum and beautiful sillage and longevity. Mine is the 2017 vers. Warm and ambery juice. One or two sprays of all day and night loveliness. This is not ultra-modern nor too mature, just elegance.

2017 Miss Dior is not like the other versions. At first I was disappointed it was reformulated because Cherie and 2012 were my favorites. But when I wore this a few times, I fell in love. This is the richest (deepest) in scent and color. It’s beautiful, classy, and comforting. Blood orange, pink pepper, rose, and patchouli are all perfectly balanced. It’s warmth is reminiscent of amber or vanilla. Definitely needs skin to bloom. I understand the similarities with Coco Mademoiselle, but it’s quite different. The rose here is warmer and less tart with the citrus. Beautiful perfume. Moderate longevity, projection, and sillage.

I love this 2017 version, slightly more than the 2012 version. It smells gorgeous, very feminine, and mature. It gives me an extra boost of confidence whenever I wear it. I bought myself a backup bottle of the 2017 when I heard it's going to be discontinued. The 2021 formulation is just not for me. On me, the 2021 version smells too powdery, too common, almost nothing in particular compare to the 2017 version, which to me personally, is a complete let down. It's sad that another one of my favorite fragrances is discontinued. I have changed my signature scent because of this.

I got this perfume at the end of 2018 on a whim and now I have the tiniest bit of juice left and it makes me soooo sad. This was my moms signature scent so I wear this if I'm missing her or if I want to smell something comforting. I can't believe it's been re-formulated again. I decided to spray some on myself today and I can smell the rosy florals and patchouli. I am getting some musk as well. It's kind of sweet on my skin too which I love. This is a 10/10. I will save this for as long as possible since I can't get this anymore.

I don't find there is a ton of similarities with coco mademoiselle, although they both have that mandarin/citrus opening, Miss Dior is a lot softer and much sweeter with that tiny bit of soft spiciness from that pink pepper. incredibly delicious jasmine scent with that drydown of rosy, woody, musk. I prefer it to coco mademoiselle even though I like that too! perfect as a day or night scent, especially seems good for spring and fall to bring that lightness! longevity and sillage are moderate.

Miss Dior (2017) is so versatile, I think it transitions very well from day to night, and would be great in every season. When wearing it, I've had compliments from both men and women when I've walked past them. It is very feminine, but it's also got a rich warmth to it that Miss Dior (2021) is lacking very badly. I'm so sad they've discontinued the 2017 and I'm now looking for a new daily I can wear in the office as this was perfect for almost any occasion.

Coco Noir & Miss Dior 2017 the two sides of the modern classic coin ! I really love these two gems as both are rosy warm amber patchouli well-blended fragrances. For me , they are timeless classic with modern kick that I enjoy so much. Coco Noir is more earthy grounded towards the patchouli while miss Dior is lighter, sweeter, citrusy, and leans more towards the roses but both are warm and have warm sweet amber dry-down even its not listed in both !!

I just bought this 'cause it's discontinued now. I've always liked this scent, it's very pretty, classy rose and patchouli scent but nothing to go crazy about. I just don't understand why Dior is reformulating Miss Dior all the time. EDIT: You guuyyss, i think i have a 2012 formulation here! Unbelievable, i bought it at my local Sokos (which is like Macy's) I guess people here just don't really buy Dior products overall...

Spicy roses and citrus with a supporting patchouli. It has some of that effervescence I associate with Miss Dior, but with the citrus factor dialed up much higher with a nice creaminess from the rosewood. Reminds me a bit of Coco Mademoiselle in the opening, very much a Chanel-esque intro. This is best in warm weather, can't be too hot or cold. Lasts all day on my skin, sits slightly above arm level.

<3 it so much :) feels very feminine and youthful, it seems sweeter to me than any of the notes would have me believe - to me it smells very powdery and sweet almost like vanilla, rather than citrusy or woody ? also, lovely cute bottle :) it does seem to disappear rather quickly on my skin which is a shame but there is a slight sweetness that lingers for a while after everything else dissipates

After sampling the new Miss Dior 2021....( IMO.....a dismal failure).....I decided to grab up a Miss Dior 2017 asap. I was able to get a great deal on an unboxed 1.7oz. This 2017 version is my favorite of all the Miss Dior's so far. I like this better than the 2012. I have yet to test the discontinued Miss Dior Le Parfum.....but I would like to. The prices of that have booooomed !! $$$$$

Something is going to happen to the original EDP this fall. What exactly, I don’t know, but shall find out. I found out all the sizes are being discontinued...which could be one of three things I can think of; 1. Juice change 2. Packaging change to modernize the look 3. Changing it to be refillable like Sauvage (packaging change) Only time will tell what the real change will be.

I’m totally impressed with this perfume. It’s smells so feminine and classy! Today I was getting my nails done and all I could smell was Miss Dior like a big cloud that accompanies you everywhere. It’s also very long lasting, 7 hours later I’m still catching whiffs of it when I move around. My boyfriend loves this one on me. This 2017 version is one of my favorites.

THE BEST PERFUME EVER I hate you Dior for discounting this i have a sample size and can never use it bc I don’t want it to finish 😭😭 I just smell it from time to time from the mini bottle I can’t find a perfume I like more than this one if there is any dupes please write them. The EDT is similar but not spot on the EDP is much more intense and beautiful

This is such an amazing purfume, it's very feminine, very flirty and very intoxicating but in a good way. I don't usually like many floral purfumes as they can trigger my hayfever but when I first smelled this, I loved it straight away. Shame they have discontinued 2017 version. I would grab a bottle before it disappears completely. Highly recommend!

I love this! To me it’s like a sweet, classy patchouli , floral pepper scent. This was a gift from my husband It is complex. It starts out kind of strong with the pepper scent and it dries down to a floral mixed with a soft patchouli. I can see this being a staple in my collection but casual enough to wear to work and sexy enough to wear at night.

I blindly bought this perfumes when i heard it was going to be discontinued. I got it form Ebay but I have no idea what smells like or what i was looking for. I have it and I like the smell but I would like to know if someone can tell me where can i get a 2017 Miss Dior perfume, but legit bottle? Can you please let me know?

Stunning perfume, so sad that it is discontinued. I guess you can’t find it in any stores in Europe, but at smelled it in American sephora and it smells heavenly. First I thought it smelled like kombucha, which is totally fine (I would love to smell so), but now I can pick up citrus and roses 💕 it is perfect!!

This is such a beautiful rosy fragrance with a bright zesty bergamot/orange opening. Dries down to a beautiful rosewood and patchouli base. Sweet, soft and deep. Will miss it forever. Such a shame it was discontinued. The new 2021 is a powdery floral. Like a bad version of Flowerbomb mixed with baby powder.

Xhules The actual brand new formulation has a fabric bow instead of the metal bow. The box and bottle of the new one are also smaller to cut down on packaging. I suspect you have the 2017 Miss Dior formula and it was just produced and packaged this year. That's a good thing because it's nice and fresh :)

I bought my 2017 edition MD around a week before they were wiped from the shelves of the department stores. I adore the rosiness and the beautiful, elegant dry down. The patchouli is not overpowering, the bottle is just gorgeous, the endurance of the fragrance is acceptable too.

This to me is wearable by men. It is similar to Chanel Coco Madmoiselle and Fan di Fendi EdP. I love the three and wear them interchangeably on occassions. It is a great unisex scent. Classification is under the modern light tutti frutti colognes for men. Love them all.

really miss it, saving the last drops to wear on my birthday. it makes me feel really pretty. the patchouli in it is rather sweet and gets nuances of chocolate and the rose is quite fruity and powdery. not a challenging fragrance, its made to be pretty and i love it!

Candied rose or rose macaroons. This is a sweet rose scent, and really not much more. It is very pleasing though. People sniff around me whenever I have this or Absolutely Blooming on. The only downside to this is that it’s a bit weak considering it’s an edp.

I miss this scent. I bought it in early 2017 and cherished how neutral but gorgeous it was. I was later told it'd be discontinued which I am sad about since my bottle is finished now, and this was the finest of inoffensive floral perfumes I had.

Stunningly flirty and floral. The pink pepper note is certainly the most strong to me, but I still find it cohesive with the citrus and rose. I have only had a small tester, but I think about it often. Just so young and lovely.