Diorissimo is Dior’s lily-of-the-valley Eau de Toilette, created in 1956 by Edmond Roudnitska. The Dioriginals version, restored by Francis Kurkdjian, combines that floral accord with jasmine, rose, ylang ylang and hyacinth: the flower in a cold spring wood, green and slightly damp. Older bottles and the separate EDP differ.
What Wearers Say
Some wearers enjoy the 2026 version’s lily-of-the-valley character.
One wearer particularly enjoys its smooth, creamy florals and fresh jasmine.
One wearer finds the 2026 EDT’s longevity too modest.
Another finds jasmine too prominent and misses a clearer lily-of-the-valley character.
Great for
Try the 2026 EDT if lily of the valley with jasmine and green floral touches appeals.
Not for
Sample the exact version if you want strong persistence or have a particular older Diorissimo bottle in mind.