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New Lucky perfume by Dior

New Lucky perfume by Dior
New Lucky perfume by Dior

Lucky by Dior, a fragrance synonymous with luck

Perfumery is a particularly large sector which brings together a large number of luxury houses. Thus, if most of the juices are accessible to the general public, others, on the other hand, are designed in a spirit of extreme refinement.

Focusing on this niche sector, the Dior Private Collection brings together high-end mixed essences, each with more avant-garde and elegant notes than the next. Today, the Private Collection of Dior is enriched with new fragrances. This is how Lucky appeared, one of the last born of the brand.

The history of the Private Collection

The Dior Private Collection is an ambitious project that began in 2004 with the creation of the famous Bois d’Argent , one of the very first juices to feature the scent of iris. Then, little by little, it was enriched with a very eclectic assortment, including floral juices, more woody fragrances, wildly sensual, amber or even oriental fragrances.

François Demachy explains that the Private Collection is a compendium of “rare raw materials, daring olfactory biases, a limitless creation. This collection is the reflection of a freedom that only true luxury can allow. A beautiful recreation of the Perfumer.

Lucky, a spring fragrance

Lucky de Dior enriches the Private Collection and presents itself as a particularly airy, light and springtime juice. Intended for both men and women, they give us the scent of a blooming garden, barely warmed by the first rays of the sun. It takes off on an assemblage of white flowers dominated by lily of the valley.

These iconic little bells for the month of May are here refreshed by an ozonic current. Its vegetable flavor then perfectly echoes its green juice.

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