Miss Dior Eau de Toilette 2019

Miss Dior perfume was launched in 1947 when Christian Dior decided to present it along with his first fashion show. Its success prompted the creation of more than 20 variations, serving as the pillar for the launch of new lines, such as Miss Dior Chérie (2005) and Miss Dior Eau de Toilette Originale (2011). In 2012, Dior decided to rename the fragrance family, ending the Chérie name and launching a new Miss Dior Eau de Parfum. And to keep up with the changes, in 2013 the brand brought a new EDT fragrance to the market, called only Miss Dior Eau de Toilette. In early 2019, a new formula took place and the fragrance of Miss Dior Eau de Toilette left the Neroli to bring the same blood orange and mandarin duo that is present in Miss Dior Eau de Parfum (2017) in an attempt to unify the current flankers. To bring the new fragrance to life, François Demachy has created a more vibrant, green-toned composition, removing some of the carnal effects of the EDP version by using lily of the valley in the central part. Then, as the citrus-succulent start sharpens the senses through the notes of mandarin orange and blood orange, the floral body gains a touch of lightness as the Grasse's rose and the jasmine meet the lily of the valley. The base carries the strength of patchouli, whose nuances border the edges between the sweetened and the woody. On the skin Miss Dior Eau de Toilette clearly behaves like a lighter and more radiant version of the 2017 Eau de Parfum version, which is a feature that I appreciate very much, since the change of concentration has always been worked out this way in the past, until the moment brands began to release completely different compositions within the same family. That said, if you know Miss Dior EDP (2017), you will find here an easier-to-use fragrance, but with the same quality and olfactory signature. Because it is less sweet and intense, it seems to be the ideal option for daytime use, while the other would be the best option for occasions when you want to exude more sensuality. Still, Miss Dior Eau de Toilette does not disappoint at night events, nor does it disappoint in terms of trail and duration. However, if you don't know Miss Dior EDP (2017) yet, I suggest starting with this EDT release and if you have a ravishing crush with it, then go for something heavier (EDP), changing your marital status to: “in a serious relationship with myself”.

This is really pretty, starts with a blast of Turkish delight (the rose one) if you know what I am talking about. It is very rose-y perfume-y, but in a nice way. It is actually almost magical and to be honest from all the Miss Dior range (with the only exclusion of Miss Dior Cherie 2005) this might will turn out to be my favourite. Still developing on my skin, so if needed I'll add up some more information, as at the moment the lily of the valley somehow escapes from my scenes and I am in the phase when patchouli turned up, so I guess I missed it. But overall it is very beautiful scent. I am trying it today, as well and I also find that the actual rose in it, although it is presented in a sweet way, also is a very realistic one, it returns me back into my childhood when I used to love to go to a shop where they used to sell pure rose oil and all kind of cosmetic products, this perfume smells just like you entering the shop. I see people here on this site seem don't like it very much, but to me this is turning into something precious. Right, I just want to mention that all the above is based on the fact that I tried the fragrance from a sample that was given to me at Dior counter. However, I tried it on my skin today from 50ml bottle and I find some little difference in how fragrance stay on my skin between the sample vial and the bottle.

Wow! What a beautiful scent! I got a sample from the EdT and bought it a few hours later!! We have good discounts here so it wasn't too painfull. It is so elegant and powdery and I love the fact that it is free of all kinds of bad stuff. No Micro plastics, parabens etc. Initially I got the edp 2021 because of the bow and bottle and wanted to own a miss dior edp. Unfortunately that one was too sweet and strange for me so I gave it away. I loved Blooming Bouquet years ago but the longevity was poor, Absolutely Blooming too sweet. Rose and roses an absolute love. Still I wanted something a little stronger. I just sprayed on the EDT which I didn’t know and it was love at first sniff. It has a beautiful citrussy opening, then the florals come in, beautiful dampy rose and the drydown is soft, very powdery and not too warm. It’s soooo good. Personally I don’t see the resemblance with Coco Mademoiselle. The MD EDT 2019 stays moderate and subtle. I really hope they will not reformulate this beauty. This EDT 2019 is classy for young and old, very good sillage, good longevity and not too sweet. Chic. Love it.

I have the EDP as well, which I wrote a review on, but I thought I'd write one on the EDT as well, as some people say that they smell a bit different. First of all, as I said in my review of the EDP, I have never smelled the "old" Miss Dior, so I can't compare it to this "new" version. I honestly can't detect any difference in the actual scents of the EDT and EDP, to me they smell identical. Upon the first spray, you get a burst of citrus, which quickly dries down and you're left with that sweet, soft rose smell which I absolutely love! I've always been quite partial to roses, personally (maybe because my middle name is Rose?). The best description I can come up with for Miss Dior is feminine, delicate, sweet and romantic. I'm so in love with it! I do wish it lasted a bit longer, I realize that EDTs are softer and don't last as long as EDPs, but even the EDP fades quicker than most other high end scents. But that's really the only criticism I have.

My first real perfume. It’s a pleasant yet intoxicating scent that is both charming and sickly sweet. It’s rather girlish and is not quite as mature as, for example, Jimmy Choo’s Jimmy Choo. All that aside, I think it is a lovely scent and lasts quite long for an EDT. The only downside is it does not mingle the greatest with sweat, making it sometimes unpleasant in the heat. My mother, who gets headaches from certain fragrances, can tolerate the smell of this. Miss Dior is perfect for young women, casually formal events, and regular day-to-day activities. It is not exactly a mature or professional scent but it could be used as such. All in all, this is a simple, elegant, pretty perfume that I personally enjoyed and would recommend.

Miss Dior Eau de Toilette, I love you so much! A delicate sweet orange boosted thanks to a patchouli and sublimated by a veil of rose. For my nose, it smells like a macaron or a sweet pastry. It gives me Ladurée Paris's tearoom in Paris vibes, the one in the Champs Elysées. It is simple but interesting thanks to patchouli and rose. Gourmand but cute, sophisticated but casual, it won't be a perfume that will filll a room, boost your confidence to a level of femme fatale/girl boss, or intimidate, but it will bring sweetness and comfort to you and the ones around you. With a classic eau de toilette performance, it is a go-to fragrance for everyone with not a lot of sillage or projection but is just adorable and uplifting . <3

I'm going to best honest, to me the 2019 EDT is a lighter version of Absolutely Blooming. I really like the new 2019 EDT, for me it is a very wearable perfume. I get that same powdery smell that's in Absolutely Blooming, it's just not as intense. I smell the orange in the beginning, it's similar to the orange that's in Poison Girl, I also smell the powdery rose mixed with lily of the valley. Out of the new Miss Dior perfumes, I have to say this is my favorite one. Because it's just perfect for me. I do smell a slight Patchouli, but it's not intense like Coco Mademoiselle is to me, I don't even see these perfumes are similar. I have the 100ml EDT with the slipcover.

I believe this is the version that I have, lol. I’m getting orange, rose and a nice, mild patchouli. I adore every Miss Dior I’ve sampled so when I saw a really good deal on this, I snatched it up. I think my favorite has been 2005 and the EDP from 2021, at least I think that’s the edp that I sampled recently lol. This is nice though. Classy, crisp and elegant with a slight warmth. And I believe that I will always have a Miss Dior in my collection. Which one? Who knows? Miss Dior is always changing, I can’t keep up with it.

This is my favourite perfume of all time, I'm so sad they've reformulated it. This perfume is stunning it smells classy and warm. Its very similar to coco mademoiselle for sure but in my experience slightly softer and sweeter. The lasting power is amazing, one spray lasts a good eight hours. Its not a heavy perfume but still works for a night out in my opinion due to how expensive it smells, its absolutely beautiful and really encapsulates a true classy, feminine woman for me.

I was not much of a rose-lover. but this juice is well made. An elegant chypre for an elegant young woman. (Before I even saw the ad) I imagined a young woman walking through a garden in her spring dress with her slingback Dior pumps, a good leather clutch, wearing subtile make-up and pastel colored nails. Love the combo of blood orange and patchouli + this Lily-of-the-Valley - which will always remind me of the carefree times I spent at my grandma's garden as a little girl.

I'm glad I grabbed this back in December 2023 or so, since it was discontinued recently! It's such a pretty patchouli-based modern chypre. It's sexy & chic, kind of sassy floral patchouli fragrance. Pretty true to its notes - a good amount of blood orange & mandarin, florals, and plenty of patchouli! It is a bit lighter in terms of projection, sillage, & longevity compared to EDPs, but it lasts longer than many other EDTs in my experience.

This one shares the characteristic candied rose and marzipan note of the original 2017 EDP, adding sparkling citrusy top notes and a patchouli drydown. This might indeed be the next generation Coco Mademoiselle and Miss Dior 2012 since it’s less heavy on the patchouli and more sugary: A perfect dumb reach in an tdf bottle! Just ordered a 100 ml bottle since I’m expecting this will be the next victim of reformulation after the EDP.

My favourite perfume in the world. It's a feminine and elegant scent, that is blended to utter perfection. It's not too sweet or too soft or too sharp, it's literally just right. Also smells very expensive, no cheap notes. It is hard to distinguish any specific smell (e.g. rose) it is just it's own beautiful fragrance. I just love this perfume and get lots of compliments on it. Can't rate it highly enough.

Instant love. Soft powdery sweet patchouli and airy roses, what's not to 💕💕 💕 love 💕💕💕? The patchouli here is so similar to the one you find in Mon Guerlain (my signature scent) but even more ethereal, softer and less sweet. Works for me. Quite strong and long lasting for an EDT. I love all Miss Dior EDT flankers, they are very feminine and perform like EDP on me. On the list for perpetual repurchasing.

I'm testing Miss Dior edt.2019.I have the blotter. Well It is very very similar to Coco Madmmlle., same patchouly note....M.Dior edt being more delicate,more juicy sweet, not so strong...I like it a lot....❤but I find it a bit too weak.I will try the edp version to see if it's stronger. Edit. ..I love it I thing I m going to buy it.I need a chypre. ..for spring summer.It is beautiful! !!

I really like the OG Miss Dior, but I love this one slightly better. This EDT is less rosy, and less powdery. The powder note in this is more like powder sugar, while the EDP is a powdery floral. This is more fruity, sweet, and playful. I get a lot of the blood orange. The patchouli is also done right in this perfume and it is not overpowering at all.

Omg....what is this ????Again. .another Miss Dior...Haw many are in total ???!!!This is really confusing! !!I don't understand why Dior keep realising. ..each year another Miss Dior perfume??!!!

beautiful scent, feminine but very classy. can smell definite patchouli- is like coco mademoiselle only sweeter. lasts extremely well for edt, even one spray lingers hours.

Such a pretty princess. Sparkly citruses and rose-scented baby powder. A big “love” for me.

All these different versions are so confusing. I smelled the latest version at the store, so I'm assuming it's the 2019 formulation. I was looking at an older formulation on here and I was confused because what I was smelling clearly had a lot of citrus, not patchouli. So im pleased to see that this version has additional citrus in the notes, because i get a lot of that on my skin. It's nice and bright, with an earthiness that I suppose is the patchouli, but it doesnt smell like patchouli to me. It smell green, but clean and almost a little damp, like oak moss. It also has a minty quality. I prefer the opening to the drydown, but unfortunately it's fleeting. Overall, this is a very pleasant perfume in a beautiful bottle. I'm not wowed by it, but I like it. Dior really needs to stop with all the reformulations though. They do it with all of their scents and it's really irritating. It turns me off the brand because even if I loved one of their scents, by the time I need to replace it I probably won't be able to because it will have been reformulated to smell like something else.

This is gorgeous! I recently picked this baby up off an auction site! You can’t see a batch code in the photos but I looked it up when it arrived and it is from June 2019. I’m on the hunt for a 2017 edp for a good price but in the interim, this is great! I agree that it wears heavier than most edt fragrances, which is great for me! I love the citrus top notes and the beautiful May rose which is my favorite rose note. The patchouli is a fresh soft patchouli, not a dry one! It’s so pretty! I’m wearing it for summer and it blooms beautifully in the heat! I agree, the reformulations and different versions are a bit ridiculous and confusing. I wish Dior would just maybe add a descriptor like they did with “absolutely blooming” or “Cherie” which helps us consumers differentiate between Miss Dior versions, or even make subtle changes to the packaging such as changing the font or color of the font. Ok, that’s the end of that, back to the fragrance! 😆 If you can get a hold of this, it’s great!

The initial spray threw me off completely because it smelled like Lush rose jam?! I immediately thought "ugh I made a mistake"... RIP to my wallet. However, it quickly disappeared and turned into a slightly fruity, powdery, dry, sweet rose. IMO It is very wearable, flirty and INNOCENT (in all caps). The orange in this reminds me of an orange sweet or lollipop, it is syrupy and not at all cologne like. It lasts a couple hours on me and I would say it stays closer to the skin. I own Coco Mad. EDT and I don't think there are too many similarities (at least for me). The opening has that sweet orangey vibe but I don't find them similar enough to mistake them for each other -- Coco Mad. has a masculine edge (IMO) that makes it more grown-up, it also feels "Wet/humid" whereas MD smells a bit like powdered sugar to me. If you don't like sweet scents I would skip this one. I love them both all the same 😊

Of course, similar to the ‘17 EDP although this is more intense on the citrus oranges and toned downed on the florals, still a very beautiful scent that lasts a long time for an EDT. The rose and patchouli in this are a touch toned down, the bright citrus gives it a sparkling quality to it. Perfect spring/summer scent. Safe blind buy. I don’t find this similar to CCM, which is much more muskier than this. I’ve always preferred MD to CCM though. Overall a very fresh and lighter version of ‘17 MD, I suspect this is also going to fall victim of reformulation to align with the subpar ‘21 MD, sadly. This is a lovely fragrance, glad I had the chance to grab a bottle on a bit of a discount.

I love patchouli, but for the past 10+ yrs I have been absolutely appalled by it's abuse in fragrances. My nose can't recognise any notes in scents like Coco Mademoiselle or Chanel Chance, La Vie Est Belle or YSL Mon Paris because it all just ends up by me gagging on the insane amount of patchouli. Miss Dior EDT deserves a thumbs-up from me for the very balanced combination! The patchouli is not desperately screaming and it is nice and classy. Miss Dior EDT 2019 is a good, well-mannered, smart girl, but a little plain and boring. Although I would not buy this perfume and I don't think I would use it even if gifted. It is not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

There are two cases: either the saleswoman to whom I asked for a phial, instead she filled it with Coco Mademoiselle Chanel, or the two perfumes are so similar (as some have suggested) that they cannot be distinguished from my profane nose. At least during the first hour or so. (I never wore C.M.chanel except to test) Then Miss Dior edt 2019 (what I believe to be) acquires a nuanced sweetness, rubbery but not exactly, with a thin taste of blackberry or those little gummy raspberry candies. Strange, looking at the notes. A pretty intimate and longlasting perfume. Particular. Goood! New testing is needed for this delight.

I didn’t realize I didn’t write a review on that beautiful perfume.. it is warm, stylish, projects with strength, and is a great balance of florals, warmer base, with a great blood orange splash, but this isn’t like juicy, this is a beautiful floral, the rose is mature, and définitely voluptuous...it is like feminine to the t, sensuous, it is all woman...great creation by Demachy, it has character, longevity, I just feel good wearing it... It does have maybe a tiny similarity with Coco Mademoiselle, although it didn’t jump to my nose, and I prefer the Dior..very French .

I accidentally purchased the heavier 2017 EDP thinking I got the 2019 version. I find the 2017 EDP unwearable except on super cold nights. The strong turkish delight rose & heavy patchouli can be a bit too much IMO. Also I dont go out enough at night for an exclusive "evening perfume". The 2017 version of Miss Dior wouldn't be my perfume of choice for evening anyways. I would prefer the 2019 version even for nights out. I love the Lily of the valley note. I really think the 2019 version can be worn year round. I hope i can get the 2019 EDT version for Christmas.

I like it. It is feminine, well blended and smells expensive. On my skin it smells soapy and a bit powdery with a flowery and sparkling touch. The rose is definetely noticeable, but it's a young and romantic one, not old fashioned. It is better than the average fragrance of this genre, and i am not a fan of rose fragrances. Sillage and longevity are ok. I recommend it to young romantic ladies who are looking for a soft and charming scent. Final note: 9/10

l o n g l a s t i n g this EDT is long lasting, more than 8 hours. I was actually surprised. It is also detected by the people around me (4-6 sprays) and complimented. I actually prefer the scent to EDP (previous version), which is too much patch. Also, this is very similar to Coco Mademoiselle, people often think that's what I'm wearing. I think it is more delicate thank Chanel, as well as longer lasting.

Ok this is my updated review. I wore it today and it smelled exactly like the 2019 EDP version which i own. Actually maybe a tiny bit more citrusy but oh so heavy on the patchouli. I had said i wanted this for Christmas but I dont think i do anymore. I think i would prefer to get Chance eau Tendre EDP because I love the EDT and i just want a classic fragrance without drowning in patch.

I just purchased this and put it on today. Its opening is a burst of citrus and then I get a very lovely rose scent that seems to blend with the citrus. The patchouli is very nice and smooth in the base. It smells delicious to me. I sprayed some on clothing and that way I get more citrus. On my skin it smells smoother, softer. I really like it. I will keep trying it out.

I just tested it today and I love it, i find the new edt smells close to the old edt. The thing that I like is the fresh notes that perfectly combined with the floral notes. I think it last longer than the old formula and the sillage is great. Better than the EDP in my opinion.

Very pretty! Super feminine and encapsulates the color pink. For an EDT, this lasts pretty long. I really love the drydown as well. However, it is a rose perfume, so it can be headache-inducing. Spray with a light hand for this one.

Very nice citrusy floral scent with a very strong patchouli base. Not my style, but a beautiful classy scent. Lasts 10 hours on skin, very strong projection.

Nice...but so light. I’m tired of all these 12345 versions of Miss Dior. Shame on you Dior! Where is your creativity?

Orange, rose & lily & thats it. Smells good but not really for me. Decent village for an edt! so thats a plus. 5/10

I received this perfume as a gift, at first I really like it but now I find it a bit challenging to wear. It's pure candied orange and patchouli on my skin. I don't recommend to blind buy this unless if you are a big fan of patchouli. Incredibly long lasting for an edt. I personally prefer Coco Mademoiselle edp over this one because this is way more heavy on patchouli and more sweet because of the blood orange.

I was wearing my sample today and it dawned on me that I know something seemingly very close to this, and it’s Florence by Roberto Cavalli: the same patch that is somehow ‘sudsy’. I’d love to hear from someone else who has access to both fragrances if they can second me on this or not. On the other hand, I would not say this is similar to Coco Mademoiselle (which I like much better).

I personally prefer the roller ball version. This one is just too patchouli-citrus forward for me, AND it doesn’t last for shit.

"A rose is a rose is rose"...sorry I couldn't start differently. From where to start and where to begin with? It's time to review my signature's reformulation. I cried enough for the reformulation of the EDP edition. It was 10 times better compared to the Miss Dior Cherie EDP you're all want back and 20 times more unique compared to 2017 EDP edition. Firstly, I can't understand how some of you find it very similar to the discontinued one. The only similarity is on their opening. They are both 'church-ie', they have this alluring and holy incense smell. It's the combination of blood orange & patchouli that is stunning. Yes, the discontinued one was very similar to Coco Mademoiselle EDP but sweeter and warmer. There was a true character in it. This edition has an opening to buy for and then turns quickly into a less peppery, woody, Alien-type chocolaty and sharp citrus freshness, lighter version of Miss Dior EDP 2017. We could blame Dior perfumery for hours, we could compare the old with the 'new' editions for years, I can personally accept Miss Dior Cherie's replacement with the 2012's EDP, guys face it! It was just a girly-classy fruitchouli that was fun and serious at the same time. Strawberry & white musk with a drop of buttery sweetness = 'pop corn'. Go and smell Paco Rabbane's Pure XS for her if you want to detect this note. To face the truth straight in the eyes, this 'new' (I hate typing this word) reformulation was an epic fail. Francois Demachy said that he makes perfumes that are never completely perfect, like they are undone, that's Dior. So, Dior perfumes for me nowadays are just a perfect unbeatable opening that steals your heart, but that's marketing and not real perfumery. Ok, at least they have some really good releases like Poison Girl EDP, Sauvage...but when you reformulate something you must improve it! Can you do that to perfection? No, you only disappoint your clients and you make Miss Dior a more modern and close to the younger crowds floral blah. The only good news are that every time I use Miss Dior EDP 2017 I get complements, but to be very honest, I don't like wearing it although it lasts forever. It's very safe and hits (not badly) everyone near you. (Mr. Demachy's words, I smell what I read from him and that's nice.) So, that's all. For all of you that are a bit confused with reformulations-new editions, the only reason I spoke a lot about Miss Dior 2017 EDP is that now they made what they wanted. A lighter version that is 80% similar. An EDT. is an EDT, is an EDT...A similar opening with the discontinued one, then a less intense Miss Dior EDP 2017, less complex and without rosewood. You like the EDP but you need a lighter version, go for the EDT. For you, it's just a new perfume. For me it's harder to say goodbye to my favorite 'child' but imagine when I tested it, I just passed it and start smelling different things... p.s: I guess now it's time to destroy Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet too. I wanna see what will happen then. It's always on top 10 although the sillage and lasting power of it are 'funny'.

When I was telling this in the page of Miss Dior EDT 2000-whatever you wanna call it, people disliked my comment like crazy. They didn't believe me. It was and it is my most special perfume ever. It was the only one of the line that reminded Miss Dior 2012 EDP and had a wishper of Cherie's DNA you all want like mad. I was 99,9% they will disappear it silently when I bought it back in summer 2017 and I could sense the difference. The blood orange that gave an amazingly caramelized effect with patchouli and Turkish>Bulgarian delight rose, making it such a classy-sexy-unique signature, became a floral blah with a light citrus opening. I cannot understand Dior nowadays. What's the reason of not listening to their customers concerning such a personal thing, perfumes! I am not writing this to blame anyone, to say that I miss my Miss Dior edition 2000-bla, but Jesus! From now on, I will stock up my favorite Dior's perfumes cause I am not going to spend an extra euro for floral boring creations with weak lasting power. You should all check that words REFORMULATION or NEW, REPLACEMENT or DISCONTINUATION aren't used. Do they learn from their mistakes? No, they actually call us stupids in front of our eyes as you can't have two identical bottles on stores with the name Miss Dior eau de toilette. Goodbye my lover... p.s: I can't believe that 4 out of 5 perfumes in my top5 are already discontinued. At least I have a taste. p.s.2: Imagine how stupid they are that in Dior's official site Miss Dior EDT used to have intensity 1,5 (with 4 as max) and now the 'new' one has only 1, similarly to Blooming Bouquet! (The lightest perfume in the word will be the next victim I guess). Why to buy something weaker when you destroy masterpieces of originality? Leave Miss Dior alone (although it's too late) and Poison Girl (please!!!). Reformulate Addict. Guys, non sense, this thing is tragic.

for anyone confused...from what I've gathered Miss Dior (the EDP that came out in 2005) has had 5 versions now: 2005 - Miss Dior Cherie - the amazing original caramel, popcorn, patchouli fruity masterpiece...there has never been anything like it since :( 2008 - Miss Dior Cherie - packaging change but same scent (now a sticker instead of silver text, but the sticker is not indented in the glass) 2011 - Miss Dior Cherie - Reformulated, still has the name "Cherie" but no more caramel/popcorn. Smells similar to the original but less whimsical and fun. the way to tell if you have this 2011 Cherie version - the glass is indented where the sticker is, not flat like the sticker on the 2008-2010 bottles. 2012 - Renamed to Miss Dior, reformulated. This is the version that smells A LOT like Coco Mademoiselle. 2017 - the weird, stale bland redundant perfume we have today. In my experience, the toilette versions smell like light versions of their monikers. it's not that deep. the other variations of the scents (like absolutely blooming, blooming bouquet etc) smell like totally different perfumes than Miss Dior. As you can tell I'm a little obsessed with Miss Dior Cherie. lol.

In the entire Miss Dior line (which they keep changing and making WORSE AND WORSE) this is currently the closest thing we have to the old version. It def has that powdery rose vibe of 2017 Miss Dior and is nothing like the iconic unforgettable 2005 one... but it def has whispers of the 2012 citrus-rose-patchouli version. It has that juicy sharp citrus-patchouli that the 2012 one did, but the rose in this isnt the fresh rose that 2012 MD had. It has the powdery woody rose of the 2017 version. I feel very fortunate to have the 2012 version of MD EDT and love it! I think they discontinued that when this came out but that one is def better.

I own the 2017 EDP and know it and love it well. I sampled the EDT today out of curiosity. Call me crazy but the EDT is way, WAYYYY heavier on the patchouli and I dare say stronger in a cloying kind of way. I got in my car shortly after spraying and had to stop to wash it off (which it did NOT). Not what I was expecting at all. To my nose, the EDT smells quite a bit like La Vie Est Belle (which I also find to be “too much”). It’s just another super sweet fruitchouli. It’s weird but it’s almost like EDT should have been named Miss Dior Intense instead. Some may love it for all these reasons.

I understand that this one has to somehow smell related to Miss Dior EDP 2017 version I do like Miss Dior 2017 EDP but I love Miss Dior 2012 EDT. This one for me is just another sweet scent that try to interpreted the 2017 EDP version but fail. This scent is meh because it too close to its big sister Miss Dior EDP 2017 but more ordinary when you've smelled it you think to yourself have I smelled it somewhere before? they should not discontinued Miss Dior EDT 2012 that one is SASSSSYYY!

This new toilette smells just like the perfume! What is the point of that? What if you just want to smell like the toilette? I mean really, take out the neroli and add lily of the valley and you get this crap? There is definitely a note not listed within this new toilette and the parfum and I believe that note is hedione bc that stuff just turns my stomach. This toilette is even more nauseating than the parfum

I got the sample in 2023, I thought I was getting the Miss Cherie perfume that I remember trying around 2006 that I loved. I heard they have changed the formula several times. I think I got the newer Miss Dior BC I just found them meh. I wouldn't buy them or keep if gifted. I was really disappointed BC I wanted to smell the version that was sweet and with a popcorn note.

I got this one as a gift and sprayed it on my wrist. At first I thought I liked it but when I went to bed I still had the scent on my skin. At around 3 am I woke up feeling overwhelmed by the sweetness of it and just couldn't stand it. It's extremely long-lasting for edt but I just can't get over the smell. Such a shame..

I don't know how foolish it is to be so upset over a reformulation, but I am! My miss dior EDT was so light and airy, this one is so heavy. The rose is almost like syrup, it turns my stomach. It smells nothing like the previous one. It might be good in it's own right, but this is such a far departure from where it came.

I don't understand why they reformulated this! The pervious EDT was fresh and sweet and uplifting. I can hardly smell any citrus in the new version, it's just powdery and boring. I have the EDP too and I can hardly differentiate the two. Really disappointed with this new pointless version.