Dolce Vita by Christian Dior

Dolce Vita is Christian Dior's 14th perfume and its name in Italian simply means 'Sweet Life'.

It was specially created by the well-know perfumer Pierre Bourdon and launched in September 1995.

Floral fresh, Fruity spicy and Soft woody notes are subtly combined in this elegant 

and feminine perfume, specially created for the modern woman.

With Top notes of Lily, Magnolia and Rose, the heart of the fragrance is Apricot, Peach 

and Cinnamon followed by Vanilla, Sandalwood and Heliotrope in the base notes, 

a grand perfume that exudes a bewitching charm.

The fragrance is contained in a sparkling, multi-faceted, clear glass bottle with a gem like stopper, designed by the French artist Serge Mansau. 

A stylish sunflower-yellow package, embossed with tiny golden spots, bears the name of the perfume, engraved into a chic black oval with a gold frame. Beneath the name sits Dior's familiar logo. Dolce Vita is an elegant and feminine fragrance, aimed at the modern woman who is sophisticated, sensual and likes daring contrasts.

Dolce Vita, Italian for 'the sweet life', evokes the rich, intoxicating lifestyle of café society. 

Its woody oriental and fruity scents are the ones that linger.